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The Diddy Verdict Watch officially begins (plus a look inside of Jeff Bezos' wedding) · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: I've been telling you guys how excited I was because
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Speaker 1: although we are still working, and we'll get into that
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Speaker 1: in the latest because literally right now as we speak,
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Speaker 1: the jury in Sean comb Sean Diddy Combs's case is
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Speaker 1: being briefed on how they are to go about their
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Speaker 1: deliberations when they're about to make a decision for whether
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Speaker 1: Diddy will be found guilty or not guilty and what
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Speaker 1: he will be found guilty and not guilty of. So
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Speaker 1: work is never ending, never stopping for us here at
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Speaker 1: the Latest with Lon La Rosa. But it is very
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Speaker 1: I'm checking in behind the scenes of the Grind, if
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Speaker 1: y'all can't tell or hear it in my voice, it's refreshed,
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Speaker 1: you know. Again, as I was mentioning, as we're now
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Speaker 1: going on into the Latest, because everywhere I go. I
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Speaker 1: was out this weekend celebrating a friend's birthday, and a
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Speaker 1: lot of people, even people who are not entertainment like enthusiasts,
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Speaker 1: right like not people who sit and watch blogs and
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Speaker 1: dot coms and entertainment news shows and nightly shows and
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Speaker 1: all these things all the time, are very interested in
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Speaker 1: what is about to happen in the case of showing
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Speaker 1: ditty combs. Again, We've discussed it openly here about you know,
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Speaker 1: there being such a tug award for some people because
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Speaker 1: you know, people feel like he is on trial right
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Speaker 1: now for what should be domestic violence, but instead he
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Speaker 1: is facing a federal you know, case for sex trafficking
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Speaker 1: and you know other things that I really feel like
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Speaker 1: people do not really understand the charges. I think people
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Speaker 1: don't understand the prosecutor's case. But I do think in
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Speaker 1: being there and seeing how the prosecutors laid it out,
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Speaker 1: I understand exactly what their case is. And I don't
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Speaker 1: believe that Diddy is going to walk from this now.
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Speaker 1: I do believe that, you know, some of the things
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Speaker 1: that they have presented are not as strong as others,
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Speaker 1: which is why we saw earlier in the week. Last
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Speaker 1: week the government begin to step away from some theories
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Speaker 1: because they wanted to make sure that what they were
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Speaker 1: leaning in on was the strongest things that they had.
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Speaker 1: So they wanted to get away from attempted anything because
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Speaker 1: when you talk about attempt you didn't have to go
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Speaker 1: into a tent intention. And Diddy's team for the longest
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Speaker 1: was arguing that the intention like did that the government
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Speaker 1: did not do a good job at proving that a
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Speaker 1: lot of these acts and these things that they are
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Speaker 1: claiming Diddy knowingly conspired with other people to do them.
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Speaker 1: Intentionally to commit a crime. So there's been a really
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Speaker 1: big conversation about what is gonna happen. I did NBC
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Speaker 1: last Friday, NBC for New York and you guys can
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Speaker 1: check that out on the NBSC for New York's YouTube channel.
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Speaker 1: It is also on Peacock. We do a series called
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Speaker 1: The Case, which is all about Sean Ditty Coombs's case,
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Speaker 1: and you know, we just do a breakdown for the
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Speaker 1: week and on and that's every Friday thing until the
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Speaker 1: case is over. So this will be one of my
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Speaker 1: last weeks doing it because there will potentially be a
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Speaker 1: verdict this week. That is what's predicted. But one of
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Speaker 1: the biggest things that they, you know, came out the
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Speaker 1: gate swinging with on that show was what is everyone
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Speaker 1: asking you right now? And when I go back to
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Speaker 1: the weekend, I just had everyone wants to know what
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Speaker 1: is about to happen? What do you think is going
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Speaker 1: to happen? So let's get on into the latest, because
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Speaker 1: you know, I love taking y'all to court. Let us
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Speaker 1: take it is June thirtieth as we are speaking right now.
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Speaker 1: The jury is being briefed by the judge in this case.
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Speaker 1: And what that looks like is he's going through every count.
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Speaker 1: He's going through everything that has been alleged of Diddy.
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Speaker 1: We're going to actually go through the charges because again,
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Speaker 1: I think at this point, because the stories and the
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Speaker 1: testimonies have become so big, people forget the the actual charges.
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Speaker 1: So Diddy is facing several federal charges. He's facing a
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Speaker 1: racket tearing conspiracy. So prosecutors are basically saying that they're
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Speaker 1: alleging that Diddy got together and used his businesses to
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Speaker 1: function as like a criminal enterprise to engage in various
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Speaker 1: sexual acts like sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, and a
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Speaker 1: few other things. He's also facing a charge for sex
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Speaker 1: trafficking by force, fraud, ack ortion, and then he's also
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Speaker 1: facing a charge for allegedly transporting to engage in prostitution. Now,
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Speaker 1: it's important to note that he has pled not guilty
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Speaker 1: all of this time. Even when his team did their
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Speaker 1: whole request and asked for Rule twenty nine, which was
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Speaker 1: a dismissal of the charges because they feel like the
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Speaker 1: government did not do their job approving beyond the shadow
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Speaker 1: of a doubt that these things happened. They still in
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Speaker 1: that request in the courtroom in front of the judge,
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Speaker 1: not and from the jury, but in front of the judge,
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Speaker 1: said that Diddy was just targeted by the government, that
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Speaker 1: all of this, none of this happened, This was all targeting.
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Speaker 1: This is just a man living his life and doing
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Speaker 1: what he does sexually. And even the drugs were personal use.
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Speaker 1: Like they went through a ton of things. But that
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Speaker 1: last day on Friday that I was just in court
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Speaker 1: prior to the during instruction, I think in the closing
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Speaker 1: arguments number one, the closing arguments were a show. Okay.
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Speaker 1: The closing arguments were when I tell y'all, they put
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Speaker 1: on a show. They cut up in there. You know,
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Speaker 1: you be out a show, neighbor, like you better go off,
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Speaker 1: you cutting up in here. It was literally given that.
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Speaker 1: So Mark Agnefilio, who was Diddy's lead defense attorney, baby,
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Speaker 1: when I tell you he was reading those he was
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Speaker 1: reading the girls for filth okay all, and it put
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Speaker 1: a bad taste in a lot of you know, I
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Speaker 1: was in one of the overflow rooms. It put a
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Speaker 1: bad taste in the mouth of a lot of the
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Speaker 1: people watching. So I you know, again the jury are
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Speaker 1: regular people as well too, So I don't know how
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Speaker 1: they're interpreting it. But if I'm just talking from just
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Speaker 1: you know, people who are actually there and hearing it,
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Speaker 1: people were like, what the hell is going on right now? Uh?
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Speaker 1: He did everything but called them women. Uh, the women
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Speaker 1: that decided to testify against Diddy. He did everything but
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Speaker 1: called them a child of God. In his closing arguments,
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Speaker 1: he made it very clear that they felt like these
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Speaker 1: women were there because of their own personal gain. Uh.
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Speaker 1: He made it very clear that, you know, Diddy and
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Speaker 1: his team felt like these women wanted what happened to them,
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Speaker 1: wanted these various sexual encounters. They made it very clear
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Speaker 1: that the government was again they used the word targeting.
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Speaker 1: He and Mark Agnifilio did. He's attorney actually got in
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Speaker 1: trouble for this because he said that the government was
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Speaker 1: targeting Sean Combs. And what he did was Mark Agnofilio
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Speaker 1: laid out a bunch of missteps or what he called
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Speaker 1: missteps in the procuring of evidence by that the prosecution presented.
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Speaker 1: So he went back to the Homeland Security investigators their
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Speaker 1: raid on Ditty's homes, right, and while they they were
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Speaker 1: cross examining those investigators who actually, you know, executed the
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Speaker 1: warrants at the homes in Miami, in LA and then
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Speaker 1: also in Ddy's hotel room here in New York right
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Speaker 1: before he was arrested. There were a few things that
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Speaker 1: they pointed out that even when it was happening on
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Speaker 1: the stand, I was in the actual courtroom for these testimonies.
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Speaker 1: I was like, wait, how y'all mess up on that?
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Speaker 1: So Mark Agnofilio pointed out the fact that that prosecutors
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Speaker 1: put witness on the stand from Homeland Security investigator from
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Speaker 1: Homeland Security. Mark Anifilio pointed out that did he that
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Speaker 1: the government put investigators from Homeland Security on the stand
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Speaker 1: who testify that there were guns that they included in
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Speaker 1: their evidence. They didn't even have recorded where they pulled
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Speaker 1: the guns from. There was, you know, various things in
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Speaker 1: their warrant that they you know, documented that they received,
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Speaker 1: but they couldn't even tell you where it was from.
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Speaker 1: They didn't even picture it in the actual place before
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Speaker 1: it was moved or taken or put around. And those
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Speaker 1: small little things like that matter because the depending on
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Speaker 1: where you find it at, you know, you're trying to
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Speaker 1: if you're trying to point ownership of these drugs and
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Speaker 1: these guns and the money and these different things that
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Speaker 1: you guys are finding depending on where you find it at.
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Speaker 1: You know, Diddy's team can argue, how do you even
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Speaker 1: know that that is his? Like, for instance, a lot
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Speaker 1: of the guns that they're having conversations about were found
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Speaker 1: in a security house, but there was a lot of
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Speaker 1: back and forth about where they were found and how
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Speaker 1: they were found. Were they locked up, were they not
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Speaker 1: locked up? And you couldn't indefinitely answer that because some
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Speaker 1: of the agents were saying on the stand that they
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Speaker 1: they couldn't tell you where they were originally found because
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Speaker 1: where they were pictured and where they were document was
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Speaker 1: not where they were found. So things like that, And
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Speaker 1: then they pointed out a lot of inconsistencies in you know,
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Speaker 1: just different testimonies from various people that took the stand,
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Speaker 1: Don Rochard, Cassie, Jane Though and Mia, and their whole
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Speaker 1: point was you're supposed to be able to trust the government,
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Speaker 1: but you can't and here's why. And then they broke
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Speaker 1: down all those things. And I thought that this was
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Speaker 1: a very it was it was very subtle, but I
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Speaker 1: was like, I see the point that they're driving here,
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Speaker 1: and if the jury really believes this narrative, they're doing
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Speaker 1: well at continuing to paint it. So after saying that
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Speaker 1: did he was targeted by the government, after showing all
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Speaker 1: these different missteps in evidence, according to Diddy's team, Right,
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Speaker 1: Diddy's attorney Mark Agnofilio then comes in and he says,
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Speaker 1: and then when they talk to you about the guns,
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Speaker 1: they make it they talk to you about this angry
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Speaker 1: man with these guns, but they can't even provide for
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Speaker 1: you correct information on where or how the guns were found.
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Speaker 1: And I'm in my mind like, okay, after you tell
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Speaker 1: a jury, right that this man is being targeted because
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Speaker 1: he's a black powerful man by the government and that
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Speaker 1: they can't trust the government, and then you paint the
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Speaker 1: picture of them painting Didd he as this angry black
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Speaker 1: man who has all these guns and all this rage.
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Speaker 1: Y'all know what argument he going for. Y'all know where
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Speaker 1: he going with this. It's very much given, y'all Just
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Speaker 1: do y'all. This is a takedown of the black man,
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Speaker 1: and you're trying to make him out to be this angry,
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Speaker 1: overly aggressive black man. Now here's a thing though, It's
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Speaker 1: like it's hard to use that to his defense because
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Speaker 1: you do have that Cassi tape, which the government has
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Speaker 1: shown over and over and over again in this case.
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Speaker 1: But Agniphilia got in a lot of trouble for that
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Speaker 1: because the prosecution stood up to strike all of that conversation,
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Speaker 1: and by striking it, they basically want the judge to
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Speaker 1: come in and tell the jury you can't consider that
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Speaker 1: when you make your decision, because before this trial started
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Speaker 1: there was a conversation about that whole the government is
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Speaker 1: not trustworth and they're just trying to take down a
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Speaker 1: black man narrative. And it was ruled then that that
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Speaker 1: wasn't allowed to enter into court unless there was substantial
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Speaker 1: evidence that showed that. Mark Agnifilio argued that the missteps
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Speaker 1: in the prosecutor's evidence that they presented, some of what
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Speaker 1: I just mentioned to you guys was exactly that. But
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Speaker 1: the judge ultimately, and he did a good job because
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Speaker 1: he allowed you know, Mark in Afilio to present his
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Speaker 1: side for Diddy, He allowed the government to get their
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Speaker 1: side out. He took some time to actually consider it,
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Speaker 1: like we literally sat in silence for a good five
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Speaker 1: to ten minutes as he thought it through. Then when
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Speaker 1: he came back and then he took a little second.
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Speaker 1: Then we came back and he said he basically told
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Speaker 1: Mark Agnefilio, you know you weren't supposed to do that.
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Speaker 1: That was ruled before this even started. So I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to allow that. So now I have to reinstruct
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Speaker 1: the jury. And that's what he did. When the jury
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Speaker 1: was brought back in. He told the jury, first thing,
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Speaker 1: you are not allowed to consider that. That should not
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Speaker 1: have been said to you. But here's my thing, and
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Speaker 1: here's what I'm learning about watching this in real time.
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Speaker 1: It's different when you reported on the case and you're
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Speaker 1: not in the courtroom. But being in the courtroom, it's like,
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Speaker 1: even if you strike that right from like wherever it's
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Speaker 1: written down in the court records that are supposed to
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Speaker 1: be stricken, you tell the jury that there's still human beings.
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Speaker 1: They heard it. The narrative is now planted in their
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Speaker 1: mind if they want to believe it. So I already
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Speaker 1: know that Diddy's team, you threw that shot up on
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Speaker 1: the board, and you didn't care about whether it landed
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Speaker 1: or not. He didn't care about getting in trouble because
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Speaker 1: once it's out there, it's out there. The government did
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Speaker 1: a good job, though everyboddle to the defensive closing arguments
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Speaker 1: by bringing Kony on. Comy is the lead prosecutor in
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Speaker 1: this case, and she is amazing at closing argument. She
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Speaker 1: didn't lead the closing arguments for the government the whole time,
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Speaker 1: know and a lot of people were trying to figure
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Speaker 1: out why because she's notoriously known for being really good
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Speaker 1: at closing arguments. But when she came up, she did
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Speaker 1: exactly what she needed to do. She had the durors laughing.
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Speaker 1: A lot of things that she brought up was very
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Speaker 1: like common sense. Like listen, they want to tell you
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Speaker 1: that these women wanted what happened to them. Do you
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Speaker 1: think a woman wants to be peed on by an escort?
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Speaker 1: Do you think a woman wants to continue to have
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Speaker 1: sex with a uti and being pain over and over
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Speaker 1: and over again for hours. Do you think a woman
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Speaker 1: wants to have her financial stability hung over her head
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Speaker 1: to be beaten like the way she made it? So okay,
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Speaker 1: they're saying all this, but if we just use our
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Speaker 1: common sense here, what do y'all think? And she was
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Speaker 1: very good at because these closing arguments in this whole case,
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Speaker 1: it gets long, it gets drawn out, and that's where
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Speaker 1: I think a lot of the confusion comes in, in
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Speaker 1: my opinion, will come in for the jury because it's
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Speaker 1: so much the government gives you so much information and
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Speaker 1: so much testimony, and then you got to like streamline
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Speaker 1: it at the end, and it's confusing. The letter about
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Speaker 1: streamlining confused the world. People thought that Diddy had charges
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Speaker 1: drop that he didn't. That was just the government making
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Speaker 1: it clear, Okay, we've given you one hundred things, and
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Speaker 1: now we're streamlining it and we're focusing on a strong
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Speaker 1: four to five because this is what we need to
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Speaker 1: make you understand exactly why we're here. But she did
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Speaker 1: a really good job of taking you know, the full
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Speaker 1: defense closing argument, and focusing on several key things and
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Speaker 1: bringing them like when she landed the like she made
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Speaker 1: it so matter of fact. So if we just use
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Speaker 1: our common sense, we don't got to use all the
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Speaker 1: court jargon, all the legalese terms. Let's just use our
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Speaker 1: common sense as people here. And she used words like
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Speaker 1: laughable and the jury was laughing. There were certain things
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Speaker 1: that have Oh my god, y'all, she said, let me
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Speaker 1: tell y'all, lowriders, listen, y'all know I love talking to
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Speaker 1: you guys because I can talk to you guys like
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Speaker 1: I'm talking to my friends, because y'all know we have
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Speaker 1: a community here. So look, Comy says while she's in rebuttal,
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Speaker 1: she says, look, they want to make it seem like,
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Speaker 1: you know, this man didn't walk around with guns and
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Speaker 1: he's a because they actually said Diddy's team said in
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Speaker 1: their closing arguments, he's a hands to fist kind of guy.
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Speaker 1: He's not walking around with guns. He has security for that.
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Speaker 1: She said, Yeah, he's a hands to fist kind of guy,
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Speaker 1: but only with the women in his life. When I
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Speaker 1: tell y'all, all of us were like, ooh, clocked it.
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Speaker 1: Like she did an amazing job. She brought it home.
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Speaker 1: So right now, the judge, it's been happening for hours.
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Speaker 1: It's been happening for about three hours of the judge
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Speaker 1: going through all of the here's the rules, here's exactly
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Speaker 1: what he's been charged with, here's exactly what you need
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Speaker 1: to consider, here's your instruction, and here's this here's how
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Speaker 1: this is going to go. So at this point, we
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Speaker 1: are officially on we're on verdict watch. So what I
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Speaker 1: plan to do is is just be in the area
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Speaker 1: of the courthouse this week until that verdict comes in.
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Speaker 1: I will be in and out of the courthouse because
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Speaker 1: a lot of it you're just sitting there. But I
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Speaker 1: do want to be in the area just in case
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Speaker 1: the verdict comes down. I'm able to get there easily,
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Speaker 1: getting in that the courtroom, like the actual courtroom itself,
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Speaker 1: this week is going to be so challenging because people
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Speaker 1: are literally lining up the night before and I ain't
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Speaker 1: sleeping outside of no courthouse not happening. Uh uh, that
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Speaker 1: do not go on my outfit. But I will bring
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Speaker 1: you guys as much as I can. But all of
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Speaker 1: this conversation and all the hype around this, and the
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Speaker 1: fluctuating of people care, and you know, at one point
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Speaker 1: courthouse is packed, and then the next week no one's
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Speaker 1: even there, and then the next like if you've been
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Speaker 1: there every day and every week, I've really been able
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Speaker 1: to see how people only care about certain things at
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Speaker 1: certain points. And it's made me think, after this ruling
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Speaker 1: comes down, right, no matter whether Diddy is going to
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Speaker 1: walk free, which again I don't believe will happen, or
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Speaker 1: if he will be spending time in jail, what does
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Speaker 1: this look like now? Like, what's next? Is this the
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Speaker 1: end of Diddy's like media storm? Do people care after this?
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Speaker 1: I really want to know what you guys think, because
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Speaker 1: I was thinking about it right like, this is ending
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Speaker 1: for him, right court is about to end for Diddy.
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Speaker 1: He will get the verdict and we will have to
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Speaker 1: see what happens next. But at the same time, there
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Speaker 1: are so many other things beginning for other people. The
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Speaker 1: world is still going on. Jeff Bezos got married this
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Speaker 1: weekend in Venice and fifty million dollar wedding. Right in
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Speaker 1: the world is out here protesting about it, like people
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Speaker 1: are moving on from things they are right now. People
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Speaker 1: care because they want to know the verdict. But when
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Speaker 1: people move on, what does that look like? And when
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Speaker 1: I say fifty million dollars for Jeff Bezos, I mean
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Speaker 1: fifty million dollar wedding for Jeff Bezos. I mean the
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Speaker 1: people popped out. You had Kim Kardashianior, Chloe Kylie, Chris
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Speaker 1: Jenner and her boyfriend Corey Gamble, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Brady,
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Speaker 1: Orlando Bloom minus Katy Perr because y'all know they're not
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Speaker 1: together anymore. Ivanka Trump, Like there were so many people
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Speaker 1: there at one point, it felt like the world was
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Speaker 1: stopping for this Diddy trial. That doesn't feel like that
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Speaker 1: anymore at all. People are literally out here protesting this
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Speaker 1: fifty million dollar wedding. They don't, they're not, they don't.
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Speaker 1: The free people don't care anymore as much. I want
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Speaker 1: to know, what do you guys think happens next? Will
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Speaker 1: people still stay invested in Sean Diddy Combs and what
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Speaker 1: happens next for him? Or will they not? We're on
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Speaker 1: verdict watch. I will keep you guys updated every single day.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna be getting some content from outside of the
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Speaker 1: courthouse as well too, and you know, just getting out
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