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I'm Ben Myselis from the Midas Touch Network, so Stormy Daniels new lawyer Clark Brewster has told CNN that Joe Takapina,

the lawyer who's basically made a fool of himself, purportedly representing Donald Trump in connection with the Manhattan District Attorney's office,

a criminal investigation of Donald Trump, did in fact have communications with Stormy Daniels dating back to 2018,

which Stormy Daniels new lawyer Clark Brewster has turned over to the Manhattan prosecutors office.

We previously discussed this here on the Midas Touch Network that Joe Takapina on a CNN appearance in 2018 when he was asked about Stormy Daniels.

He mentioned on this appearance that he couldn't really talk much about it on air.

He said that Stormy Daniels had consulted him on a confidential basis and that he believed that that consultation constituted an attorney-client relationship based on New York State Bar Rule 1.18,

as well as the American Bar Association's corresponding rule 1.18, which says,

even if you are not formally retained to represent a client, a consultation for a prospective client establishes an attorney-client relationship whereby you have to keep your communications confidential,

and whereby you can't necessarily represent someone who may be adverse to the prospective client, who you represented, or who you thought you may be representing,

or advised about potentially representing during that consultation.

And in this specific circumstance, Joe Takapina now representing Donald Trump in connection with the Manhattan District Attorney's office,

and the criminal investigation in 2023, the Trump representation would be adverse to a prospective client consultation with Stormy Daniels that took place in 2018.

I want to show you the clip right now of Joe Takapina on the CNN interview back from 2018 where Takapina admits that Takapina says,

look, I can't get into this information because I had a consultation with Stormy Daniels, so I have to keep it confidential here, play this clip.

So before being represented by having any Stormy approached you about representation, did you get any impression that she may assign the NDA under duress,

and was she afraid of her physical safety?

You know, of course, I can't really talk about my impression during any conversation we had, because there was an internal client privilege that had attached even to a consultation.

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