Once AGAIN --- how can you find a way to not-talk about something you're claiming never happened?
YOU CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS --- if you entered into an NDA, you're saying by definition that there's an event to not-talk about. If you simultaneously claim there was no event, then there can be no valid NDA.
This is not that complicimated. It's either one or the other -- can't have both.
If she accepted money to not talk about something, whether it happened or not, and signed a legal agreement to that effect, would she not be bound to not talk about it, and violate the agreement if she did?
Once AGAIN --- what is this, seventh time now? Eighth? ***HOW*** can you be bound to not-talk about something that never happened?
If that's too many words, the question is """"How"""".
Are you not bound to the terms of a contract when you sign it and accept payment?
Shall we go for nine?
The reason you can't answer the question is that there is no answer --- you CAN'T agree to not-talk about an event that does not exist. Because there's uh...
nothing there to not-talk about.
Duh?
Either there IS an event *AND* an NDA about it ---- or there is NO event and NO NDA.
If Rump wants to claim there was no event --- and he already has -- then he cannot collect on an NDA, by definition. Even if his name
were on it, which it isn't.
Rump fucked up here. And he would have got away with it if Stormy hadn't rained on it. He has himself --- or she has him --- painted into a corner. Consider the whole escapade as if it were, say... a casino. In Atlantic City. A bigly gamble goes down, it fails, and the casino goes down too.