Trump will no longer seek to enforce an agreement of silence.

President Donald Trump said he would not try to implement a $ 130,000 peace deal with adult movie star Stormy Daniels, created before the election. The president's lawyers said at a trial that Trump did not think the agreement was valid and that he would not threaten to sue her for violating the agreement.

The move came only hours after Michael Cohen, a long-time lawyer with trump Trump's attorney, sealed the agreement to reject the deal. The company, Essential Consultants, has asked Daniels to repay the $ 130,000 it paid to keep quiet about an alleged case it had with Trump in 2006. And the company also said it would not more against Daniels after Cohen said she could be short of $ 20 million for violating the deal.

Although developments mean that Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, may soon be able to speak freely about the alleged affair, it would also be the end of any effort to force the president to testify under oath. "I have practiced law for almost 20 years" Daniels lawyer Michael Avenatti wrote on Twitter. "Never before have I seen an accused as scared as Donald Trump, especially for a guy who speaks so hard. He is desperate and does everything he can to avoid answering my questions. He is all hat and no cattle. "

Avenatti says he does not have to accept the offer and insists he will not settle the matter without having first tabled Trump and Cohen. "We are tired of constant delays and games played," he said. "We want these depositions as soon as possible." Avenatti says that he has other ways to pursue a possible statement of the president. "This is just one aspect and one of many claims we have filed," said Avenatti.