I don't know of any law that requires her to sign an NDA unless it's something to which she has already agreed.

Trump's lawyers are panicking, so the ball is in her court. They're thinking that she could do a dozen strategically placed sit-downs between now and November 5th and there's nothing they can do to stop her.

Personally, I doubt any such interviews would sway any votes. The public already knows about the one-night stand and, at this point, has a lot more reasons to reject Trump than one of his many his infidelity.

If it was me, I'd let Trump's lawyers sweat.

LAMP

"Has some new evidence been surfaced?"

No, but that's just it. Trump judges everybody by his own standards which are somewhere between low and non-existent. He anticipates that Stormy would do the same thing he would do. And that's go on a revenge trip to destroy him just prior to the election.

Unlike Trump, Stormy seems to be more about justice than revenge. But Trump wouldn't understand that. He thinks everybody is as dishonest and underhanded as himself.

So, Trump's paranoia rules the day.

ALEX

Attitudes have changed a lot since the days of Bill and Monica Lewinski when a b***j** nearly brought down a presidency.