Stormy Daniels passed a lie detector test after claiming she had unprotected s*x with Donald Trump. The polygraph result said there was a 99 per cent probability she was telling the truth about her 2006 fling with the President, which he denies.
According to NBC, Daniels – real name Stephanie Clifford – attained the same high score when asked three intimate questions. An examiner asked her: ‘Around July 2006, did you have vaginal intercourse with Donald Trump?’, ‘Around July 2006, did you have unprotected sex with Donald Trump?’ and ‘Did Trump say he would get you on ‘The Apprentice’?’ The adult performer answered ‘Yes’ to all three, with a report developed using technology from the respected Johns Hopkins University claiming there was only a one per cent chance that she was lying.
Two further analysis of her answers found there was an adequate chance Daniels was telling the truth, and inconclusive proof she was doing so, according to the broadcaster. The exam was requested by magazine Life & Style ahead of a 2011 interview it ended up scrapping because of a legal threat from Trump’s lawyer Michael Avenatti. Her lawyer Michael Avenatti said: ‘Long before Mr. Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency, Ms. Clifford passed a lie detector test confirming her relationship with Mr. Trump.
When this is over, the American people will know the truth about the relationship and the cover-up.’ Daniels claims the affair began in 2006, a year after Trump married Melania, and shortly after she gave birth to their son Barron.