'National Enquirer' Owner Admits Paying $150,000 to Ex-Playboy Model in Connection to Trump's Campaign | THR News

The transcript discusses the alleged affair between ex-Playboy model Karen McDougal and Donald Trump, highlighting the $150,000 payment made by American Media Inc. to influence the presidential election. The National Enquirer, owned by American Media Inc., will not face prosecution for its compliance with the investigation. However, Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, received a three-year sentence for his involvement in the payments to McDougal and Stormy Daniels, which he claims were directed by Trump. McDougal has apologized to Melania Trump for the alleged affair. For more details, viewers are directed to THR news.

What was the purpose of the $150,000 payment to Karen McDougal?

• To fund a charity event

• To purchase a property

• To influence the presidential election

• To settle a personal debt

Who admitted to making the payment to Karen McDougal?

• The White House

• American Media Inc.

• The Democratic Party

• The FBI

What was Michael Cohen's sentence for his role in the payments?

• One year

• Four years

• Two years

• Three years

Who did Michael Cohen claim directed the payments to McDougal and Daniels?

• The National Enquirer

• Donald Trump

• His legal team

• Karen McDougal

What did Karen McDougal do in March regarding her alleged affair?

• She denied the affair

• She apologized to Melania Trump

• She wrote a book

• She held a press conference