DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Shannon Sharpe Exposed? Diddy Cooked? Rich Homie Quan Funeral?

Episode Date: September 18, 2024

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Chat, wow, this is, this is, this is crazy, right? We might get my arm back on here. I do know my man Bradford Cohen, the lawyer. Matter of that, I might hit him, ask him if he's free. Let's see. You know, he's going to be able to really help us, right? Let me see, let me see. Again, Diddy will remain in jail?

Okay, great. All right. So I hit up Bradford Cohen. And, chat, again, bond denied. I can't believe that they thought that, you know, again, if you guys don't know, I'm not, I'm not a lawyer. Yeah, I clearly know that. But a magistrate judge is not a judge that deals with the case as it goes along. A magistrate judge usually deals with maybe an initial appearance and then it kind of goes to a, you know, and it works the same on a state level, too, for the most part.

where, you know, if you get indicted of something to give you a first appearing of magistrate judge, it's kind of like, it's like a hearing judge. You just, okay, your charges are red, blah, blah, you could put in a plea if you want to at that time, and you could possibly go for bail. But you've got to realize a magistrate judge, especially for a high-profile case,

you're not going to get bail on that, right? That person doesn't want to be on the hook if you go out and go have another freakoff, right? At least the district court judge, This district court judge is going to be the person. And this is going to help Did he though, right? So the district court judge, district, oh my God, district judge, Andrew Lamar. What's his name again?

Carter. He's going to be on this case for a while, I believe, right? it works out of the third good Marshall building but yeah shit you know maybe they'll get a different result there right you know again I still think you're taking a risk on this especially when the prosecutor is coming in with

you know situations and stances to say it is usual that detention is given like you know you remain someone when there is these high profile sex trafficking. You don't let the person who's accused of sex trafficking out free, right, on bail. So precedence goes to keep him locked up. But of course, these are existential, extantial, I'm saying that word, fuck them,

circumstances where Dittie's offering $50 million. Not everybody who's charged with that is offering $50 million. It's offering $50 million, $20 million, 20 other things, give him. give up passports or my family giving up passports. We'll give you anything, okay, except the goddamn pink cocaine and a bottle of lubricant. All right. It is what it is. So we'll see if this judge feels differently.

And maybe if it doesn't work on work tomorrow, maybe as time goes on and, you know, they get discovery and they could figure out who essentially, because you know what we realize about this whole hearing? this whole hearing was based on was based on Ditty's lawyer and even the prosecutor speaking about only one victim of substance at least

and that's Cassie it doesn't seem like there's 20 you know there probably other victims clearly but that seems like the star witness and Diddy's lawyers took that approach because all they talked about is Cassie they even brought up the fact that Cassie cheated on Diddy with the trainer that led to them falling out

and basically saying that, oh, she regretted doing that because later on, she wanted to write a book and then they were trying to shake Diddy down for $30 million. They have that recorded. So they basically attacked Cassie. They attacked Cassie. And again, I know you might be like, you know, because we are sensitive to Cassie in terms of her being a victim

because, God damn it, we see her to get her ass beat on a thing. but Diddy's whole situation, if he's going to be proven this case, is that she's not a victim. So he's going to call her a liar. He's going to say that she's a manipulator. He's going to say she's money hungry. He's going to say that, hey, the freak off, she was equally with it. And, you know, to explain the civil suit, hey, she needed money.

Like, oh, she put me onto some drugs. She was the one who wanted other men, and I allowed her to. I didn't participate. I was jerking off, though, but I wasn't like, you know, there she picked the men she booked them i never booked them we're going to probably hear that if we eventually get to a trial right um let's see what's popping with our law and crimes right now i know they probably got some good shit going on 12 minutes ago here we go but it seemed to take some time and the feds usually do take their load with more allegations and u.s attorney damien william

says Combs and his team. No matter how powerful. In the indictment, the parties are just, you know, it's a really appalling thing. They were going on for days in some instances. Explain to the audience what the crime is here with the freakoffs. Yeah, so looking through the indictment and reading it carefully, just basically, definitionally in the indictment, the freak off is defined as an elaborate and produced sexual performance. that was arranged by Combs and members of what is termed in the indictment, his enterprise,

which is a word that is used when racketeering charges are alleged in a federal indictment, as the group of people around in this instance, Combs, the allegation is, that we're working together in service of advancing the goals of the enterprise, which here it's stated are Combs' businesses, basically. So that's just definitionally to start how the indictment defines that term. And some of these parties, I guess, I hate to call it a party because it sounds not, it doesn't sound fun, but they went on for days. And we're talking about people being recorded. The allegation is that this was all for Sean Combs's sexual gratification.

Sex workers were hired in some instances. People were forced they felt like to take part. in these things. They were videotaped and then coercion was used, almost like blackmail was used to keep them quiet about it. And the part that gets me is the fact that IV fluids were given to participants. Talk to me a little bit about that type of thing. I mean, where's the federal crime there? Well, there's some interesting parts of the indictment that build on public reporting that we heard a couple of months ago when there were public raids or search warrants. executed at the homes of Combs. So just speaking to the Ivy Fluids, that's alleged in the indictment to be one of the things that members of the enterprise did to assist Combs in setting up these

freakoffs as they're defined in the indictment. So some of the things that the indictment says that were done are setting up hotel rooms, buying supplies, which include baby oil and lubricant, making travel plans for the sex workers, as well as combs, and then delivering IV fluids. And when we talk about and think about what we learned, which publicly reported, which was not very much back then about what was taken out of the homes, but now we learn in the indictment, at least some of the things that were taken out of the homes, which they include the baby lubricant, baby oil and lubricant, I think it's, believe it says more than a thousand bottles of those between the homes. Now, how probative or how important and helpful that evidence will be for the

prosecution where there's to go to trial, that remains to be seen. But certainly we see what, what some of the search warrants yielded in this indictment that looks like. Yeah, they, the prosecutor, the U.S. attorney, I should say, mentioned that in his press conference that they seized a thousand bottles of lubricant slash baby oil seized during the raid. If you're Sean Combs' lawyer, I assume you just say, look, this is a guy who has an active sex life. This is something he stores, whether you like it or not. He has a lot of this stuff.

Is that kind of where you go in defending that type of thing? Because, I mean, you hear that. You hear a thousand bottles of lubricant, and you just think to yourself, oh, my God, why does anybody need a thousand bottles of that stuff? Yeah, I think that that could be an argument for the defense. other things that were seized are that are named in the indictment are interesting to talk about, including a couple of guns. And that piece and how it's connected to the enterprise and to the way that they are describing in the indictment,

the prosecution is describing the indictment, the freak-offs. There's an allegation that there was sometimes brandishing and use of these weapons, not necessarily those weapons, but weapons in general for the purposes of, intimidation and threats. And so that that evidence weaves into the proof of the indictment as well, you know, that was that was recovered from the search warrant. So that's, I hear you on the, on the possible defense argument for the lubricant. And I think the question of why there were guns in the house, that will be something else of the defense has to contend with moving forward. They say that the allegation is that he kept videos and he filmed a lot of this stuff. Basically,

he did this to keep people quiet about this. It was almost blackmail material. And it kept people obedient to him and compliant to him. So is there a federal crime in that? Or is the crime more in that they're saying he transported sex workers across state lines? He was using some type of coercive things. You know, he was coercing people to take part in these things. Is the crime really in the transporting of sex workers across state lines for these parties? That's part of it, yes. There are three crimes that are alleged in the indictment. There is racketeering conspiracy.

There is sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion. And then there is transportation to engage in prostitution. So the racketeering conspiracy charges the most robust and far-reaching. The charge of racketeering in general allows a prosecutor to put in evidence of the enterprise. In this case, the enterprise is defined as the Combs enterprise, which is defined as basically everybody around him and working with him. As the evidence unfolds with the prosecution, they'll be able to put in evidence about the way that his lifestyle was, the way that his businesses ran, the way that the people that worked for him operated. And just two things I noted from the indictment that were interesting, to your point, the discussion of video evidence.

Now, it doesn't say from what I read in the indictment explicitly that there is video evidence, different from the recovery of the lubricant and the firearms. But it does suggest from the way that it's written that there is video, potentially video evidence that that Combs retained for himself of the freakoff. So it suggests that it doesn't go as far as saying that. But I feel it's probably possible that the prosecution does have that kind of evidence based on reading this indictment. And the part about giving drugs out at these freak-offs to the participants, I'm assuming that's to keep people kind of engaged in this activity. Drugs can cause people to lose their inhibitions, as we know. What part of the crime does that include? Is that a coercion part of it?

It's not clear from the indictment what piece of that entirely. It will be how it will be woven into the prosecutor's case. Certainly, we can conclude logically that using drugs could be a coercive element. There was a note apart from the firearms and the lubricant that was found in the houses were also narcotics. I did not see what type of narcotics that they were, whether they were personal use, what kind of weight we're talking about, whether it's a personal use narcotic weight or whether it's something larger that could be distributed to more people.

I think we'll learn more as as the evidence unfolds and as, you know, the case kind of moves forward. Yeah, there was ketamine, GHB, and some other things, Ecstasy, which were named as drugs by the U.S. attorney in his press conference. But it's all, you know, as far as the freakoffs go, are the freakoffs really the meat of the case here, in your opinion, with Combs using his company, the enterprise, so to speak, to organize these parties? Is this the really the meat of the case? It's hard to say. When we're talking about a racketeering enterprise and proving that up at a trial, there's many things that can come in. So it sounds like because they're alleged so explicitly in the indictment,

that that is something that the prosecution would intend to put in as a centerpiece of evidence at trial. Whether or not as the case continues, that is what we will see if it were to go to trial remains to be seen. Certainly from the end. indictment, it sounds like particularly with the detail of the IV drip, that there are witnesses to to the things that are being alleged in the indictment and that was returned after a vote by a grand jury. So we can imagine that there may be more that will be learned from those witnesses should this go to trial. Well, it will be certainly something to watch.

Rina Paul, do you anticipate more coming out of this? That's really the big question. The U.S. attorney says, you know, this is ongoing. If you have information, call us, are more dominoes going to fall? And will we see possibly a superseding indictment? Because we have three charges here. I think people may be expected a little bit more. Yeah, we'll see.

Many times when a racketeering indictment is put out, it is with multiple people in it, because there have to be multiple people that engage in the crime in order for it to be a crime at all. You can't do this crime with one person. So the fact that there's only one person named in the indictment is something that I certainly paid attention to when I read it. And we'll see if there are more and whether or not anyone will be publicly named along with him or superseded into the same indictment as him. It will be very interesting to see. Rena Paul, thank you so much. Thank you.

And that's it for this episode of Crime Fix. I'm Ianette Levy. Thanks so much for... Grant and Bail to Combs while he awaits trial. This new development coming after Combs appeared inside a Manhattan court. today where prosecutors unsealed an indictment claiming the hip-hop mogul used his media where prosecutors unsealed an indictment claiming the hip-hop mogul used his media empire as a criminal enterprise Diddy pleading not guilty to federal sex trafficking, racketeering and interstate transportation to

engage in prostitution charges. Well today's indictment coming after Diddy was taken into custody last night here in the city in roughly six months after federal authorities conducted a sex trafficking investigation that included searches in his Miami in Los Angeles homes. All right, Foxwives, Lisa Evers, live outside federal court in Lower Manhattan with more on today's indictment. Lisa. Well, Stephen Bianca, those are just some of the stunning developments in the last 24 hours at his arraignment, which happened this afternoon. His attorney said that Diddy came to New York about two weeks ago because they knew that the indictment was coming down. They just had a feeling. His attorney is also, by the way, a former federal prosecutor.

So Diddy was here in New York in anticipation of the indictment. His lawyer says he was planning to surrender himself and turn himself in once that indictment became unsealed and became official. Instead, the lawyer says federal agents raided his Midtown Manhattan luxury hotel room, took him away in handcuffs. Prosecutors said it. That makes sense that Diddy's attorney is a former prosecutor. Those make the best attorneys, right? Like they're going to have a little bit of, you know, brotherhood with maybe the other prosecutors. You know, that used to be their job.

There's almost a synergy there. So, you know, did he's definitely going with the right, the right person, right? This very same arraignment that they found what looked like pink cocaine in that hotel room. Now, his attorney pleaded for him to be free on a $50 million bail package, which included electronic monitoring. But the judge wasn't buying any of that. it and ordered him back to, said no bail and ordered him back to jail. Now, earlier today, family members, including his sons, walked into federal court to see him for the first time since he was taken into custody Monday night.

Once the king of a vast global empire of music, fashion and entertainment businesses, Diddy is now in the fight of a lifetime for his freedom. Did he was indicted on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges resulting from his free Why they got his face looking like this, bro? Oh, nah. Why they got Diddy's face looking like this, bro. Brough. Why they got Diddy's face looking like this, bro?

Brof. What the fuck? Oh, oh, they got the Tseek. They got a judge looking cute. The drawing of the judge looked cute. Did he look crazy? Now, earlier today, family members, including his sons, walked into federal court to see him for the first time

since he was taken into custody Monday night. Once the king of a vast global empire of music, and entertainment businesses, Diddy is now in the fight of a lifetime for his freedom. Diddy was indicted on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges resulting from his freak-off parties. Prosecutors alleged... Every time I hear it, yo. They went on for days, were funded by his businesses, and involved forcing drugged-up women to engage with male sex workers

and exchanges that were often videotaped and forced on the women. Here's what U.S. Attorney Damien Williams had to say. The indictment alleges that between at least 2008 and the present, Combs abused, threatened, and coerced victims to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct. As alleging the indictment to carry out this conduct, Sean Combs led and participated in a racketeering conspiracy that used the business empire he controlled to carry out criminal activity, including sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and the obstruction of justice. Let me say a little bit more about the charges. The indictment alleges that Combs abused and exploited women and other people for years and in a variety of ways.

Now there were also some stunning revelations about those rays on as Los Angeles and Miami Holmes last March that made so many headlines. The indictment states that agents found an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle and a large capacity 60-round magazine. By the way, I want to send some love to Lisa Evers. Lisa Evers, you have been so amazing in covering and being an advocate for hip-hop, you know, obviously while doing your job as a reporter.

Just want to send you a lot of love. You've covered so many of these cases where, you know, you've humanized and not saying this is one of these cases, but especially the RICO cases, you've humanized a lot of these rappers who maybe sometimes their lyrics make them look like savages or monsters. You've always done a good job of being. fair but understanding the culture as well I only say that because she's if you don't know

Lisa ever she's been at this for a really long time and she hosts I think on on how 97 she hosts a show called Street Soldiers she loses her in his Los Angeles home along with 1,000 bottles of baby oil and personal lubricant in the Miami home the indictment says they found two AR-15s Diddy's lawyer Mark Anifalo says they will fight all the charges Here's what he had to say just a short time ago outside of this federal courthouse. We made the points that we've been wanting to make. I think he came out. Mr. Combs is a fighter.

He's going to fight this to the end. He's innocent. He came to New York to establish his innocence. He's not afraid. He's not afraid of the charges. There's nothing that the government said in their presentation today that changes anyone's mind about anything. He's been looking forward to this day. He's been looking forward to clearing his name.

Now at the bail hearing, which happened just a short time ago, the prosecutor said that Diddy being free meant a threat to women and that he was a danger, especially to witnesses, and that there had been evidence in the past of him intimidating witnesses. The judge, that apparently weighed with the judge. But the attorney for Diddy, Markineffalo, says that a lot of these charges are based on one victim who sounded very much like his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, and that these were the result of a 10-year toxicist. I agree. I do believe everything we're hearing so far sounds like one victim. It doesn't sound like 20. Sounds like one. Yes. Are there other victims? Like, for example, Kid Cuddy technically is a victim, right? His car got torched. Also, someone else got held at gunpoint. Those are victims. But it seems the main situation is Did he was in this toxic relationship with Cassie, did a bunch of crimes, and that's coming back to haunting. relationship and somebody out there with a certain agenda.

So we'll see what happens. But the judge ordered Diddy held back to jail, held without bail, and his attorney says that he will be back here at this federal courthouse at 3.30 tomorrow afternoon to fight that bail and present new evidence and a new case for releasing Diddy on that $50 million bail. We're live at the federal courthouse. I'm Lisa Evers.

Fox 5 News. Back to you in the studio. All right. Thanks to Lisa. Shout to Lisa ever. She's, you know, really done a good job of covering hip hop. All right. Wow.

Let me see what else. I think you played that already. Yeah, we, you guys are up to speed with everything that we all know. No bail for Diddy. He's going to stay with no bail. Wait, hold on. We have some, another. Yeah, we're joined right now by Lisa Bonner, who's,

former litigator and now an entertainment lawyer from New York. She's joined us now to explain exactly what's next in this case. Lisa, great to see you. So Combs has been in front of the judge, as he heard right there from Nicole, for more than an hour, as lawyers kind of argue over setting bail or not for the singer. Prosecutors seem to be fighting very hard to keep him in custody. What does that tell you about where this case is and what they're building? This tells me that the case is very serious.

the allegations again, the indictment are very serious. Apparently, his lawyers had proffered a $50 million bail, and the prosecutors turn that down. So they are still in a bail hearing, which has been going on for at least the past hour, and that means they are vehemently fighting against letting him out and remanding him back to jail for the duration and holding him there until trial. Lisa, let's talk a little bit more about the indictment. You've read plenty of indictments over. the years, including from other stars throughout their careers. Talk a little bit about this one. How damaging is this for Diddy? Well, this is very damaging because they have charged Diddy with a RICO charge, which is very serious because RICO is basically where you have two or more persons conspiring to commit a criminal activity. And the crimes that they are

alleging are sex trafficking, forced labor, drugging, bribery, kidnapping, distribution of narcotics, obstruction of justice. So there are so many charges here that are so serious and that they are alleging that this, this has been going on for over a decade and a half. I ain't going to lie. Somebody just sent me some proof. They said, Ak, why the hell you're so surprised about the three-day freak off? They said, Diddy didn't set it. They said, let me see if I can find it.

They said, the people don't. You know, though. I know, but the people don't. Okay. So I'm asking for the people. Let's say in some. What's saying some. Baby, let me tell y'all something.

On the witchyard. This nigga don't go to sleep. I'd be like, God, dude. I would tell y'all stuff. For real, for real, I really thought that I was going to, like, make him tap out. Like, I really thought he was going to be being out snow chest. This nigger don't go to sleep. Like, I be like, like, you're going to sleep.

You got to be energized. You got to be charged up like a test of it. You're going off the group of me. You got to go to sleep for a week. Yeah, it's definitely giving us sleep. So the fact that it has taken so much time to come to light, and this has been going on for so long, mandates that there are a lot of people who have been involved in this cover-up. And so this is a very serious allegation and an extremely damaging indictment that they have levied against Mr. Combs. Now, as soon as I learned about the indictment, I spoke with you last night.

And we didn't know exactly what was in the indictment, but you immediately knew that it was a racketeering case. Why is that? Well, because when you are alleging sex trafficking and you are Cassie suit, let's start with that, which is something that really lit this in a firestorm into action. And so you have so many people that are engaged in helping to facilitate these crimes, to cover up these crimes. So no man acts alone. And so when you have all it takes for a conspiracy and a RICO charge is two or more to engage in a criminal activity. And from when reading Cassie's indictment, which I want to be clear was a civil suit.

But like I said, really indicted this firestorm. When I read that, I immediately knew that there was going to be a RICO charge levied against Mr. Combs. And I was right. So federal prosecutors say there's more to this investigation. From what you've been able to gather, could there be more charges? in play or coming to surface and other people kind of named and facing charges. Absolutely. In the indictment, it clearly states that Mr. Combs and others were involved in these criminal activities. So the fact that they have brought this indictment against Mr. Combs alone

at this time does not mean that they are going to keep it only in the realm of Mr. Combs, but that means that they are really looking to bring this indictment because it has taken, like, say, six months since they raided his two homes. And so they really wanted to get this on the record, right, and get this, get the ball rolling with this case. But that does not mean that others had not had not been charged or had not been threatened to be charged in this case. So I do believe that they will be, that charges will be forthcoming with others. And I absolutely do believe that people had pled out and really cooperated with the, with the prosecutors. Yeah, prosecutors saying the investigation does keep going.

They're asking him. That's very important, by the way, shout to this lawyer who came on to try to explain. I think, you know, I've seen someone else say that, you know, what Bradford Cohen said on long crimes, it's a possibility that maybe Diddy's co-conspirators are now unindicted co-conspirators, where they have flipped on Diddy.

And they have taken some deal, maybe some immunity, maybe some, you know, they have some type of protection where they won't be pursued, but, you know, they have to cooperate. That could explain while we're only seeing DD charge right now. Obviously, the possibility of a superseded indictment is still on the table, and that's just one of the things that we're going to have to see what happened. Really quickly. joining me now is former prosecutor and MSNBC legal analyst Kristen Givens Fedden she famously helped

prosecute the case against Bill Cosby MSNBC legal analyst and former prosecutor christie greenberg prosecuted sex crimes as an assistant u.s attorney for the southern district of new york and NBC legal correspondent lisa reuben is with me here on set let's talk about the charges and i think related to the depth of them um is that we just learned the defense is proposing a 50 million bond in an attempt to get their client released. Well, I think the fact that they're proposing a $50 million bond speaks to how serious the charges against Sean Combs are. So let's go through them from top to bottom.

The first is a racketeering conspiracy charge. And I'm sure when some of our viewers hear that, their eyes glaze over. But essentially what that means is that by the way, it appears that we might have our own guess. Okay. Okay. Bradford Cohen is going to be on. shortly. We'll probably get Myron on as well. I would love to get them both on at the same

time. I just got to tell myron's a little bit fucking slow when it comes to like technology, but because Bradford Cohen does Zoom. If I could get both of them on Zoom, it'll be perfect. We get an agent, a top defense attorney. At this point, who else would we need? You have a, we would just probably need like a former prosecutor. No, actually, we don't even need that because the fucking lawyer is going to do all that. What else will we need? I want to get like the super panel of like experts that I could just chill and just ask questions. I like doing that. Sean Combs built an enterprise consisting of his businesses,

but also of personal employees and people loyal to him to help him basically accomplish these sex crimes with which he has been charged. And not only did they help him accomplish these sex crimes, they did a bunch of other criming with him according to prosecutors in order to cover it up or to keep his victim silent. He's also been charged Chris with sex trafficking under force or coercion or transportation with the intent to engage in prostitution. And critical to the allegations are the severity of the violence alleged use of guns, forced drugging, arson, and kidnapping all alleged and suffused throughout not only this indictment, but the detention letter that prosecutors sent to the judge today where they outline in 16 pages why Sean Combs should not be released from federal cross. prior to his trial. That's why you see Sean Combs and his lawyers saying, hey, we'll put up a $15 million bond package consisting of a $48 million home that I own outright and other things. So, Kristen, I want to play some of what we heard earlier from prosecutors.

This office is determined to investigate and prosecute anyone who engages in sex trafficking, no matter how powerful or wealthy or famous you may be. No one should doubt our commitment on that. A year ago, Sean Combs stood in Times Square and was handed a key to New York City. Today, he's been indicted and will face justice in the Southern District of New York. So to me, honestly, Kristen, that sounds pretty straightforward, but then I read the indictment. And the level of depravity that's just alleged there that's described there, it's certainly nothing I've ever seen, but you have this. experience, put it into context for us.

Yeah, so what happens is, you know, and I think one of the things that's interesting, Chris, and he was actually asked this at the press conference about, okay, if you have this indictment that outlines this depravity, how is it that just a year prior you give him the key? How is it that we didn't know that any of this was going on? And one of the things that I think is really important is that throughout the pre-detention letter that Lisa was alluding to, they talked to, I think they said they gave around 300 grand jury subpoenas, spoke to around 50 victims and witnesses who are able to really substantiate or corroborate one another with the allegations that are set forth in this indictment.

So I think one of the things is, then how did this go on so long? But you have to remember that sexual assault, particularly when it's against someone as powerful as puff daddy, particularly when you have the facilitation of some type of intoxicants. You're talking about ketamine and all of those drug fuel parties. And then you go up against someone whose reputation is such that he was awarded the key to the city. You have a very large power imbalance, which further levels onto that coercion and further forces victims to be silenced. So that level of gravity, even though it's so horrific, can really cause it to be silenced when you have someone as powerful as Puff Daddy. Yeah, Christy, to be honest with you, again, when I read through it, it was like,

How did this go on for so long, again, allegedly? And no one spoke up or, I mean, there have been other cases in the past related to him. But let me ask you what you, as someone who has prosecuted sex crimes at the SDNY, what stands out to you in the indictment? So one thing I would say in prosecuting sex trafficking cases, oftentimes they are undetected for decades, like this one. I unfortunately have prosecuted sex trafficking cases that have gone on for decades. And a lot of the reasons why the victims don't say anything earlier are even when the facts are different across cases, the ultimate reasons tend to be the same because these traffickers know

that they can instill a culture of fear. And that culture of fear really prevents them from speaking up. Here you had force, you had violence, you had U.S. Attorney Damian Williams saying that these victims felt they could not leave because their own security was at risk if they did. And there was actual video evidence of that when one of the victims was trying to leave a hotel room, trying to leave one of those freakoffs. And what happened? Sean Colmes violently beat her. That is on tape. So to the extent any juror, any member of the public questions, well, why didn't she leave? You can see the evidence of why she didn't leave sooner. It's right there on tape.

I will say that in terms of looking at this indictment and looking at the detention letter that was submitted by the prosecutors here, this is among the strongest sex trafficking cases I have seen because you have the conduct on tape. These freakoffs are on tape found in videos in Sean Combs' own. personal devices. You have recorded calls where he is then trying to have them and engage in a false narrative to conceal his the evidence of the crime once it was determined that the law enforcement officials were looking into this. That evidence is damning. In addition to having the victims coming forward and corroborating one another's accounts, the fact that you have video did they say the strongest shorty's going in. Or any member of the public,

questions, well, why didn't she leave? You can see the evidence of why she didn't leave sooner. It's right there on tape. I will say that in terms of looking at this indictment and looking at the detention letter that was submitted by the prosecutors here, this is among the strongest sex trafficking cases I have seen because you have the conduct on tape. These freakoffs are on tape found in videos in Sean Combs' own personal devices. You have, recorded calls where he is then trying to have them and engage in a false narrative to conceal the evidence of the crime once it was determined that the law enforcement officials were looking into this. That evidence is damning. In addition to having the victims coming forward and

cooperating one another's accounts, the fact that you have video evidence they can see and hear Mr. Colmes threatening and hurting victims, I mean, this case, really seems incredibly strong. So given that, given the details, given the strength of the case that the prosecutors say they have, Lisa, what will the judge consider if they offer this $50 million so he can be free while this case is going to trial? Well, you know, as Christy and Kristen know well, the dangerousness of the individual to the community as well as the likelihood that they will and have the capacity to flee are two

factors that a judge considers. One of the things that Sean Combs's lawyers have told the judge is acknowledging that he owns a plane. They say that there's a letter of intent to sell that plane, and as part of that, he won't take the plane right now. But where you have a defendant who owns private aviation, the capacity to flee is there. The other thing is that the dangerousness of Sean Combs should not be underscored. In addition to the allegations of literally hitting dragging, kicking his victims. I'm reading from the detention letter now. There's an incident where he and a co-conspirator kidnapped an individual at gunpoint

to facilitate breaking and entering into the residence of another. Approximately two weeks later, according to prosecutors, co-conspirators then set fire to that individual's vehicle and that multiple witnesses would testify to the defendant, meaning Sean Combs, bragging about his role in destroying individual one's car. This is not a white-collar defendant who has committed alleged securities fraud. This is a person who is a danger to the community and a danger to women, according to the Southern District of New York, Chris.

So we have less than a minute, but let me ask you, Kristen, what happens today? What happens next? So today the judge will most likely determine whether or not he will detain. Puff Daddy. All right, we get to understand what that is. God damn. We're clearly still in the state of shock. Harvey Levin.

Thank you very much. Not of some breaking news. We are expecting some sort of news conference, I believe, in less than an hour from New York. But what are you? Narcotics offenses, arson, bribery, drug charges, including during the raids, they found oxy, GHB, ketamine, cocaine, MDMA. They found AR-15s. There is clear reference in this indictment to that Cassie video, where she was brutally beaten at the Century City Hotel by Diddy in March of 2016. They mentioned that prominently in this indictment.

Also, they mentioned these freak-off parties, these sex parties that Diddy had. And they say that he had pressured women into having sex with male commercial sex workers, freak off parties, which they say he often recorded. So there are just a variety of charges here. His lawyer says not only is did he not guilty, his lawyer says he's innocent when he walked into the courtroom. And like you said, the U.S. attorney is going to be laying this out at 8.30 our time. in a news conference. Harvey, the arson charge that you mentioned is that in any way connected to the, when he allegedly blew up someone's car in a driveway? It could be. The only thing they reference with respect to arson is that it occurred in California. So we don't know, but it well could

be. TMZ also reporting on a cryptic post from Aubrey O'Day, who was a member of Danity came, which is one of the pop groups that did he put together? Yeah, I don't know, Melvin, that it's cryptic. I mean, we interviewed her for our documentary, and she is thrilled that this indictment came down and said more to come, and there would be women coming forward. She has spoken with some of them, and this is a day she has been waiting for for many years. so early in this, but given the heaviness of the charges and

how many charges, federal charges, he's facing, what does this mean for possible jail time? Decades. Decades and decades in prison. Right now, the big issue is will he get bail? We're told he has

surrendered his passport. And I think they're doing that to show he's not a flight risk because they're trying to get him bail. We will see. And even his attorney, I believe, said that the Diddy had gone to New York knowing that this was coming. Yeah, I mean, it was really clear this was coming. Now, we were told that this was supposed to happen today.

And for some reason, the feds accelerated it and did it last night in Midtown Manhattan. I don't know whether they found out he was going to leave or what, but we're told it was supposed to happen today. And what about the implications for what's at stake here in the state of California? Well, it's a good question whether California would file charges. I don't have the answer to that. I have no idea whether the DA is looking at that. But I will tell you, when you read this indictment, they threw everything including the kitchen sink. In this indictment, these charges and the allegations go back decades, even back to the 90s.

right? Yeah, I mean, they're saying that he was in a conspiracy with his group to do all sorts of things. And again, they lay out, you know, bribery and all sorts of allegations, some of which involve violence toward women, but also involve money. They say that this has been a decades long criminal enterprise. That's essentially with their alleging. Which brings to, to my the issue of perhaps statute of limitations, especially when you consider... So while you've been watching that, you know, me, I'm trying to see what's going on, what's going on.

I'm looking at all the chicks did he use to fuck. Anybody saying anything, any baby mamas, any kids, nobody's saying shit. You know who just deleted their Instagram? I don't know if, you know, somebody can fact check me on this. I don't know if it was deleted before, but you know whose Instagram is deleted? Surety here, bro.

So she's out of here. Okay, Gina here. Her Instagram, you know, remember I played her like not too long ago, like, oh, like a week ago. I said, yo, she's like she's starting. I see why, remember I was like, yo, her twerking ain't good. Remember she was twerking on the gram? Right? She's socials off.

I don't know what that means. I don't know what it means. By the way, this is her page. Currently, if you look it up, unless she block me. I look it up on my other account. Maybe she blocked me I did cloud her Yeah maybe she blocked me

And let me look at one A burner You all be roasting these chicks And they'll hit me with some like shit Maybe tight Now maybe she just blop my account But this is not even my real account That I use on stream

Gina Hugh Nah she's out of here She's out of here people She's out of here The house of free cough cards It's crumbling she's out of here.

I don't know what this means. This could mean she's a potential witness, a victim, or she could mean, nah, that's my sugar daddy. Fuck y'all niggins. I'm blocked? Some people say I'm blocked.

Nah, I think she's out of here. I think she out of here, Jay. I'm going to read donations a second. Everybody who donated, I'm going to read that in a second. And by the way, hey, sorry for the shameless plug. I don't ask y'all for much. But I do want y'all to, if you're following,

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Is that, am I saying her name right, right, huh? Yeah, she's out of here, people. Now,

what we do know her for, and this is the thing, they're saying Cassie's victim number one, we get that, but let's go to Gina here. She did an interview back in a day, where she was exposing

the shit out of ditty. Right? Listen to this. I'm wondering why this is not included. She did an interview with Tasha Kay saying that, yo, did he force him to terminate two pregnancies? He was putting the beads on me. Like, again, the feds need victims.

They need witnesses. How is she not a part of it? But maybe she is. She just hasn't been named yet. Regardless, she disappeared from social media. As to why she's, you know, telling her story because when we spoke the other night, after the video went up and it went viral,

everyone was shocked, like, whoa, Diddy has a new girlfriend, has a new boo. You guys were like tongue kiss. Wait, I'm blocked? Why I keep saying she's still on IG, you cabin? Check Janelle Monet. Somebody said, actually, oh, I'm blocked. Oh, my God.

I clouted turk and I'm twerking. I'm like, am I blocked? Real talk? No way, I'm not blah, bro. She on Instagram? No. I got to go on an extra burner. They got us open the tab on incognito mode.

Now, is he going to load? I think I'm blocked, y'all. I think he's already hit me with a wild block button. I hear Pluto upstairs crying like a bit. By the way, Pluto about to get his, get the, he got implants into his foot. He might get him taken out. Am I blocked?

Oh, I'm blocked. Oh, she did me dirty, huh? It's all good. Thank you for blocking me. We're still going to play this video. Somebody says check Janelle Monnet first. Let me look on her Instagram. What's going on there?

Why should you block me for? I'm not the one that got your sugar daddy caught up. That's what she said. What the fuck is this? That's not anything. Why are you telling me to go look at Janelle Monet? What's up? he had implants to stabilize his leg but like you know you know they're not permanent like he's

walking on it good but we got to get them out because there's also lack of bone growth and i think the implants are fucking it up so they're gonna have it you know now he walks without a come on this ain't time for pluto update come on now shrity block me why she blocked me for i actually i'll be able to tell she blocked me i'll go on incognito mode on her ass Gina Who Why incognito mode

Don't load the pages no more Naga I will go on Safari Yeah let me go on Safari Yeah Yeah I'm not logged it on Safari You know Instagram got that block now Where they block one of your accounts All your accounts is blocked

Like they got the ill block I am gonna hold you All right I just open up a Safari tab Gina V here Am I saying the name right? Yeah, now the new Instagram block is diabolical, nigga. Like, Gina V.

You know, I'm spelling it wrong? H-U-Y-N-H. Bro, it won't even load her page. Nick, I'm on Microsoft Edge. Pause. No edging, no ditty. It might be up. I can't see that page.

Fuck that, Nick. I don't know what's going on over the page, bro. Maybe someone's going on the page. I don't think it's me. I think the Marge Zuckerberg fucking under shit. Anyway, why did you all tell me to go to a Janelle Monnet page? What? She don't fuck with Diddy?

So I'm blah. I'm not feigning, nigger. Who sent in $100? Yo, Lord Hybrid. My boy got them bands, bro. Appreciate you, Lord Hybrid. Everybody spam up Big W to Lord Hybrid in the YouTube chat. He sent him $100.

He said, bro, maybe Diddy was coming out with his own brand of booty loop. That ain't no fucking federal crime All they got on Diddy is the AR-15 With a serial number scratched off And arson for burning up Kid Cutty's car The rest is bullshit Didi gonna take it to trial

Well You know If they so vehemently Are going against what they believe Cassie is saying They look like they would take it to trial So we'll see Okay

All right Shout to Lord Hybrid though Okay All right, since I can't pull it up. And there were some photos. And I know you got hell of followers from that because when Shade Room got it, it was just, it was over. Once they get it, it's over. Yeah.

So, all right. So I want to start from the beginning, okay? Because we discussed a lot over the phone. Some very, very intimate detail. Chat, no disrespect to her. I seen why Diddy dropped her from the roster. I've seen a twerk video We all seen it

Once I seen a twerk video I said Yeah, you could be like a fourth stringer With that ass You know what I mean Fourth string, no disrespect But anyway, fuck all that I'm joking around

Is she cooperating against Diddy or not We got to get to the fuck real info about it. She cooperating against Diddy or not? Anyway, back to this. Details and things that just kind of made me go,

wow, okay? About the specifics of you and Diddy's relationships. I want to start from the beginning, okay? Okay. How long have you known Diddy? I've known him for five years. Five years. Yes.

Do you mind, like, telling me what year did you need him? I met him. February 2014. Again, she would be a subject of who the feds would want to talk to. I'm wondering what happened. Technically, the very first time I met him was September 2013 because I was at a fight in Vegas. And I went to the Palms and he was hosting there. So I kind of met him there.

But he says he remembered vaguely. And then like five months later, I ran into him again in Miami. February 14th, 2014. So that's when we like officially met, I guess. And what was that encounter like? When you met him and like you remember him but he didn't remember you. Of course, everybody remembers Diddy? It's like, yeah.

Well, I think he saw me and then he was like, this was at the palms. He saw me and he asked who was I with and I pointed to the guy I was with and he kind of left me alone after that. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. So nothing really. He skated on her old guy for Diddy. Diddy, you slime ball, man.

Yeah, no. During that meeting in Miami. No. Okay. No, no, no. In Vegas. Yeah. Okay.

So he was trying to holla in Vegas. Yes. Okay. But then he's, but then I told him I was with another man. So he kind of left me alone. But then I ran into him again. By the way, real quick, real quick. And again, I'm sorry for shameless plugs.

But I got to do it. Got a shout out my people. Hey, a big shout out to, um, Michael, damn, I think he's dropped like $200 on like mad items. Shats my boy Michael Vanham. Oh, damn, I'm seeing in government, my bad. He just copped a whole bunch of stuff. Like, if I buy things, I'll give you all a shout out or whatever.

But I'll see your first name. Mike, appreciate you. Thank you for the guys support. All right. February 2014. Okay. And this was in Miami. In Miami. All right.

And so what was that conversation like in Miami when you guys met up again for the second time? and you weren't with a man. I don't think when we met in Miami, I don't think he remember me from Vegas. Okay. He doesn't remember that. Okay. Until I told him.

Oh. Yeah. Okay. So what did he say? It was like serendipity or something? He said he remembers it vaguely, but not really. So, but I don't know. I was with a friend.

I was visiting a friend in Miami. She had moved to Miami from Nebraska. and I was visiting her and um um um we we went out the night before i met him so we were out all night and me and her yo chat completely unrelated who cares about this but am i asking anyway because i'm just petty yeah i think did he got riz or like i think did he's risen these girls up or he's just he's showing out with cash lifestyle money and using his name like i'm diddy right or you think he's saucing him up like what's up girl you know what i mean him like you think he's kicking game or you think he's just like I'm ditty fuck out of here

her we were with a couple of guys and um they were like let's go to puffy's house so i was like we were just like okay whatever it was like nine in the morning wow by the way shout to iie a lady thank you for the uh for the uh uh i'm shirt purchase by the way morning i mean no one was no one was there but he was up too though and um so we went to his house at like nine the morning and um when i first walked in i'm very i'm very like a chill person i can tell and so um like i could walk into a white house and still be chill but like inside i'm like scream oh my god but when i came to his house obviously i was like kind of i was kind of like you know i don't know gets like starstruck in a way because I'm from Nebraska so we I'm not around none of this so um

but I'm chill though and he came so when I came he was like uh he was like you're not happy to see me oh you you at Diddy's house that mean you made it the cockiness yeah okay Diddy I was like but yeah that's that's um and how old were you at the time I was 20 21 or 22 okay and you're how old now I'm 27 okay

maybe 22 so a long time yeah these dates are crossing over we'll get into that in a second okay we're gonna get messy in a second all right so you're at the house

you meet Diddy so obviously he made you feel comfortable of course I've seen it Diddy seems to be this like very just kind of inspirational always just kind of over the top DJ Callet kind of personality um and so I take it you guys I mean did you guys like hit it off during that that initial encounter at his house or um didn't take some time no not really um we were there probably for like an hour I say and he was talking to the guys that we were with okay they were artists so like They knew each other.

Okay. So he was, like, talking to them most of the time. And then by the time we left, I had already gotten the car. And then he, like, walked over to the car and asked for my number. Oh. And so I gave it to him. How did he make you feel? Did he asking for your number?

It may feel, uh, I don't know. It may feel good, kind of, I guess. You didn't see him as, like, this old pervert asking for it. Um, no, not. at all. I know because I was a 50-year-old, do I'm like, at your a-oh.

I mean, I knew he was older than me, but I've always hung out with older people in general, so it didn't. See, this is a problem with Tasha K. Tasha K. is not a genuinely beautiful woman. So she don't understand how beautiful

woman look at rich men. You know what I mean? It's like, look at Tasha K. You know what I'm saying? This chick don't go fuck how old Ditty is, nigga. Did he got them billions. Fuck that. She with it.

It made me. Yeah, it doesn't, didn't bother me. Okay. Now, from that time of you meeting him and you give him your number, how long did it take before you guys actually made it official? Well, you made it official. What you mean? Knock it off. Listen.

Listen, listen. I'm sorry to tell you out of truth. Niggas, you could be as ugly as sin. If you got the bread, you're basically a bad bitch. If you got the bread and the fame and the status, you're a bad bitch. as a woman, you could have a billion dollars. If your face still look like that, yeah. I mean, there's a couple of niggas who still fuck you,

but like, come on. Like, you're not going to get nobody else who's successful. That won't fuck with you, period. Like, men and women are a little bit different. Like, come on, we all know this, right? Like, you know what I mean? Women don't care that much about men looks as much as they care about men pockets.

When it comes to men, we give a lot of fucks about how women look. Like, that's the number one thing. we rather a 10 working at McDonald's than a 4 that has a salary job paying 60,000 a year. Let's be honest, right? 10 working at McDonald's making 20,000 a year or a six, a six making 60,000 per year. Like, bro, come on, like, you know, like men and women, we're just different. Men, we love looks, we love beauty.

Women, for the most part, they love status, money, all that shit. Come on, I don't got to hit you with a red pill shit. Come on, stop playing. But he was off, of course, doing other things, the way these dates are kind of lining. We never, like, okay, let's be official. We never ever had that conversation. We kind of, just kind of, we just kind of knew. Like, we just felt like we were together.

Okay. So you spent a lot of time. time together. We did. Okay. So you were at the house. Yo, yeah, I think Diddy fuck on the first night? Like, real talk. Did you meet his kids? Mm-hmm. Wow. Okay. Now, um, when we spoke the other night, you said that things had gotten so serious that you became pregnant. Not once, but twice, correct? Yes. Okay. When was the first time you became pregnant with Diddy's child? The first time was October 2014. Okay.

So this was like, what, a year after? No, not a year, but because I met him in February and then I got pregnant in October. Oh, so the same, the same year. The same year. Also, I hate when y'all, y'all start getting on this righteous shit. Yo, you know, this is the only, I got to pull up niggies y'all look up to. Jay Z. Listen, there was a time Jay Z was late 30s, Biazza, and early 30s.

No, late 30s, Beyonce in her mid-20s, right? And I mean, bro, stop, stop with this. Oh, okay, Diddy, like, granted, if, I don't know what age, actually, she probably just said, I probably missed it. Now, if Diddy's 50 and meets her at, like, 21, it's like, damn, Diddy, like, goddamn, bro. But she's a grown-ass woman, bro. Okay.

By the way, also, here's a funny thing, too. All of us, y'all, y'all told my age and shit, bro, I keep telling you, Shaq is. It's hitting every 21-year-old alive. By the way, Shaq, you know you next, right? Shatman fucking 21. Yo, there's a... Y, y'all see this picture?

I didn't even mean the snitch on Shack. I didn't even snitch on Shack. This is just reality. Y, y'all seen this picture with Shat, bro? Yo, Shaq is diabolic, bro. Shack is, like, diabolic, bro. I got to show you this. Like, there's this one joint.

This girl... Let me see it. Hold on. I got to show you this. Shack. Listen, Shaq make niggies like, did he look like they ain't even trying, bro. The thing is

A nigga like Shaq, he's a billionaire So like whatever the fuck you told him on They don't matter You like he's a billionaire for real Like DDD ain't a millionaire Look, look at this your head Look at this Brough

Yo, hold on a look How old is Shaq? But I'm gonna be honest with you If you win five rings or four rings And you're the greatest basketball player Like you're the most dominant Like you could still fuck 20 girls. It's like unfortunately. That's just kind of how the culture looks at it, right? Like again,

I'm just telling you how culture looks at it. Right. Yo, Shaq took a picture with this chick. Like, bro, come on, dog. This looks crazy. Nicky, like, bro, you're so taller than her. You're so old. Like, bro. Like, this shit looked crazy. Bro. Like, this is not bautical, bro. You feel what I'm saying? But the niggins is like, he won't get a statue outside of the stable center. Fuck it. You feel what I'm saying? That's just a reality.

You know what I'm saying? It's a reality. It matters. So when y'all be mentioning, yo, this chick looked like she might be 19, bro. Like, come on, bro. Anyway.

And you mind telling me what happened with that pregnancy? He, well, I told him and he was like, he was like, you're going to get an abortion, right? And then I was like, um,

I don't. I don't know. I don't know yet. And then he offered me 50,000 to get rid of it. But I turned it down because I just loved him and I just, and I wanted to, I was like trying to prove that I wasn't the girl that wanted him for money. I just just care about him. And I just wanted him to be nice to me.

That's it. I was like, I don't want your money. I just want you to be nice to me. Whether you decide to keep the baby or not. So would it be fair to say that he was an asshole about it? I mean, offering somebody $50,000 to abort a baby, who, he must really want it gone bad. I mean, in the beginning, like the first three and a half years,

he was, I mean, like the first three months, three, four months, he was really nice, but then after that he was, he started being an asshole. So, like, I say, like, the first three and a half years, he was, like, mean to me. So when you say mean, describe it. He was abusive. He was, like, always belittling me and always, like, I just, he was, like, mentally, emotionally and physically abusing me. Key words y'all. Diddy? Mm-hmm.

It's not the first time we've heard that. There was an incident, of course, what Cassie, when reporters are saying that the police were called because they got into an altercation. I think it was like two or three years ago, if I'm not mistaken. Tell me some of the things. This is funny. This is funny. My bad.

Y, y'all see this shit we just posted. Yo, tell me why. Tell me who our Shaq is on online. Shack said Nope, it's not the kid Wait, wait, hold Let me see Like, wait, where is it post?

Shade room 23 minutes ago Shack said Nope, not the kid Did somebody tell Shack Yo, you 50-something nigga You can't call yourself A kid no more

Like, I ain't gonna allow to you Like, I'm about to say the same thing with Drake You're Drake, you're gonna hit 40 You're not the boy You're the man You're a grown-ass man Shack, you, you're 60, nigga

You're not the kid okay you're the grandpa nope not the granny not the grandpa that's what we want to see also i'm gonna be honest with you i still think it's shack he said it not not him nigga i'm pretty sure somebody going zoom in nigga that's a diesel superman tattoo on a nigga arm bro like come on man the fuck you go yo let me stop man before shack d me again did i ever tell you shak d me talking crazy the whole time i'm like your shak just your stupid ass up yo gilly gilly called me was a like, yo, bro, yo,

Shaq got paid, yeah, I'll be snitching. You know I snitch on you, even though you're a cop. They said, it told me that Shaq got paid killers in LA on his payroll. I'm like, oh, okay, I'm gonna apologize. Oh, man. Shaq, you ain't shit. You know you next though. That's facts.

Oh. Things that he would say to you. He would always compare me to Cassie and tell me that I'm the bad one and she's a good one. And he was with both of you guys at the same time. Yeah. And at one point, like, I was breaking out really bad with acne. And he would be like, he said this a few times to me.

He was like, baby, why don't you go see a doctor or something? I don't date women with bumps on their face. Oh, wow. Damn. Yeah, he would say that to me. Take a drink. Relax. I want to be honest

as you this is to show how much you was Diddy's puppet you got bum-ass Tasha K saying take a drink

and you just immediately take a drink you can see this is why Corisha said if I wanted Didi could have you doing A, B, C, and D

because the fucking interviewer is just telling you what's doing you're just a band and he would be like he said this a few times to me

he was like baby why don't you go see a doctor or something I don't date woman with bumps on their face. Oh. Yeah, he would

say that to me. Take a drink. Oh, shit. Look, immediately. Relax. Okay. I can tell this is bringing up a lot. We have

some tissues. Thank you, Jasmine. Okay. So, of course that is very, I mean, humiliating, especially when you love someone and they tell you that you're not good enough for them.

And he would call me names, like, he would call me a hoe every single day. A hoe. Yeah. I hate what I'm going to say this because, like, that's like a different subject. Like, wait, were you a ho? Like, was he lying? Like, like, I get it. That's not like a dope term.

But it's just like, what are you doing whole shit? You fucking other? Why would he call you? Not that he had a reason, but like, in his mind, what do you think prompted him to call you a hoe? Now that I think about it, I think, oh, okay, hold on. We're getting to you some tissue. I don't want you messing up your makeup, okay? You look gorgeous, okay?

Thinking back now, I think. he did it because he wanted to he wanted me to feel low about myself like so that I stick around him because like no one would have oh shit by the way shout out

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uh you do all the edits um if you wonder who do all the edits from my um um um off the record and certain other things my man lazarus shoot to my man lazarus no i just feel like he'd try to um use i was naive and young when i met him so i feel like he tried to take advantage of that and manipulate me. It made me feel lower by myself. And I guess that's where, you know, obviously, at least with her, it doesn't look like, Dee wasn't dating her on their age or nothing like that.

But do you think that's an actual thing? We're like, okay, all right, Diddy's a mogul. He might have been 50 or whatever, close to 50 by the time he met her. Definitely within his own and like super successful. she's insecure a bit she doesn't have anything he's offering her a way of life he's kind of telling her how other women are giving it up and you know probably leveraging that against her she's feeling secure she feels like she got to do you feel like that's like manipulation what do you all think i think that's manipulation because her demeanor kind of gives off the like you know like

you know i'm trying to please like you guys let me know Now let's talk about the, let's talk about the physical abuse if you're okay. Are you okay with that? Mm-hmm. Okay. So obviously you terminated baby one because you loved them. Mm-hmm. How long after you guys started dating is when, when did the physical abuse start?

The first time it ever happened, which was not even like that long into the relationship because I met him in February and then it was probably like the beginning of May because we were at Meek's Mill birthday. Okay. He had like a mansion party and we went but while we were there, I was sitting here and then Puff and then Meek

but I was covered with like a stand or something. Like probably says like happy birthday meek or something like that. But it's like a little stand that like was covering me. Yeah. Meek Mill is his bitch. Not yours. The fuck. Yeah.

Yeah. Listen, I get it. Yo, you don't want two of your holes in the same spot. You is whole, meek is hole. Both y'all is whole. Like, y'all can't be in the same spot. the fuck because there was like a lot of cameras and stuff there

so it was like me Puff and meek Puff had like lean forward to like chat no homo but who I think Diddy probably fuck with more her or meek who I think

I ain't never seen a video with Diddy saying to her you doing it mommy you deserve it I like you when you be scrapping and scraping, mommy, I never heard that.

I heard like the way you do it, Daddy. You deserve it. That's what I heard. You deserve this, that,

like, shit. I ain't, yo, if she don't got a video like this, if she don't got a video like this,

I don't want to hear it. Yeah, what's up, King, son? Man, you doing it, man,

you deserve it, daddy. You're putting in that work. Proud of you. See? Shane never put it in that work. Meek was putting that work. That's a difference.

Showed you're not putting that work. Man, you doing it, man. You deserve it, daddy. You're putting in that work. I'm proud of you. I love you. Yeah. Yeah.

I see why she type. Talk to somebody say hi or whatever. And so I turned over to Meek and I said, happy birthday. He put his hand out and he was like, thank you. So I reached his hand and shook it. And as I shook Meek's hand, he turned around and saw it. And he got so mad. Wow.

And then we probably stayed like 20 minutes after that happened. And then when we got in the car, he like grabbed my hair. We were in one of those escalades. trucks. So I was sitting on this side. He was on the other side and he like grabbed my hair and like cuss me out for doing that. He was like, why the fuck can I cuss? Yeah. He was like, why the fuck you like, you shaking his hand for like just saying stuff like that? I was like a jealous rage. Yeah, I was like, I was just saying happy birthday, nothing else. He thought, I think he thought I was trying to be sneaky behind his back because I like reach over when he like, when he like,

lean forward to talk to somebody else so he thought i was trying to be sneaky and you were how old at this time um i was 22 probably wow young but still okay um and then um he did this so okay uh by the way also who's just donated uh story to tell thing of the five and say or shack is not next because he changes those women lives. Did he ruin those women lives? Shack gives out, damn, nigga, you sound like you got a personal story. Like Shaq fucked you.

He said, Shaq is not next. Shack changes women lives. Did he ruin women's lives? Shaq gives out $250,000 care packages. Does he? Because Shaq hit up three of the girls I've dealt with before. I would have told him, go get that $250K. Hey, we need that.

Need that. What? Shack giving out $250k care packages? Okay. All right. Oh. Wait. Oh, this is not the lead attorney.

The lead attorney's paralegal says she didn't delete her IG, uh, act. She fucking blocked you. Justin Clark, they gave him an attorney. He says, yo, act. The freak off must have smelled on godly. Yo, everybody, describe what you think the freak off room. smelt like right after the freak off ended. The best one, I don't know, I'll give something to,

or we'll give a free shirt or something to. What do you think the freak off room must have smelled like? Immediately after the freak off, baby oil? Baby oil don't got a, oh, does he have a sense? Somebody said, butt, pussy, cocoa butter. Somebody said, but does he, hot dog water? Garbage truck juice Somebody's

All right says puppy juice Cabbage? Nah, no, I definitely not no Cabbage. Somebody says smell like meek sweat. Yo, stop playing with meek. Yo, real talk? Y'all think you stop playing with meek.

Y'all know how meek get down. Stop playing. Somebody says, Sodom and Gamaro. Smell like tuna. The New York subway. Yo, stop playing with flaco. Who said flaco in my chat? Yo, that's big flock, oh, and that's my niggins.

Stop playing with him. What? You smell like the chumbug. Yeah, yeah. Yo, a story to tell. Thank you for the five again. You said Shaq took your girl that you lied. You line.

It might have happened, though. I literally just talked to a rapper who told me he got into an argument with Shaq. And I'm like, bro, how is it four people that? Tusi call me one day. He's like, oh, act. Why does bitch-ass-nigues shack in my DMs? And my girl DMs, I'm like, don't worry, bro. He does it to everybody.

You're not special. Is that word? So he did it to me mad times. Another nigga called me. Yo, why this thing is Shaq? Bro, Shaq's a whore, okay? And he only fucks. Like, I think Shaq think he, him being almost 60,

he going to keep fucking 20-year-olds and become young. Fuck it. You know what I mean? I can't even be mad at him. Why become a billionaire, right? Uh, um, the Thunder sound, thank you. He said, take a drink as therapy from Mr. take that is

crazy. Take a drink is therapy. Oh my God. Damn, we have like straight off the path of what Gina's saying. Shout to Gina. Why she blocked me though?

King Lowe's was sitting in the back. Okay. And then when we got to the hotel, it got even worse. And he like, he like tried to, he took one of my heels and tried to throw it at me.

And then he, like, like mush my face and like really hard and made my nose bleed. Wow. And the only person that ever, every time, I mean, he, like, we get into, like, fights like that, the only person that ever helped me was D-Rock. Everyone else just kind of just allowed it to happen and just, like, look the other way. So most of his entourage were, I guess, enablers. Like his staff.

Yeah. Or, yeah. And they wouldn't say anything. They would just watch it. Not watch it, but kind of just walk away and just let leave us alone. That is sad. I will be honest. You know, like no bullshit or joking aside.

It's like a lot of these women, we're hearing the stories, even from Cassie and even this woman, like, you know, we're left to fend for ourselves. Security only cares about it is getting hurt. they're here to help and protect his image. Why, they're getting paid by him. We as women, we're just kind of getting abused or people looking the other way or people are saying, well, you must have did something, right? That is kind of fucked up. Again, we don't know what Gina currently feels.

Is she cooperating with the state or not state, the feds? Is she a potential witness? I'm pretty sure, yo, the grand jury said they issued 300 grand jury subpoenas. It took months to get through the nitty gritty. She might be a person who is into, you know, that's a key witness that's going to be involved with the abuse or whatever the case is, even though clearly the main witness is Cassie. So we don't know if she's involved in a case or we don't know if maybe she's trying to lay low to try to avoid. it now it's way easier to avoid a state case like we've seen people either try to

to plead a fifth or even down to be held in contempt they're down to sit in jail for state cases fed case they're coming at you with a with a full court press if they if they feel like you're either a co-conspirator or a victim they're not gonna you know especially if they want somebody as bad as they won't ditty they're not going to let you just play the game with them this isn't fulton county this isn't a wisell case right so wondering what's going on with her. I'm pretty sure more will be determined later. But when she's given,

and she did this voluntarily five years ago, five years ago from now is 2019. Right? Remember, the feds need to prove ongoing behavior. She would be a very integral part of proving ongoing behavior. By the way, also, you know, thank you guys. You guys are running up the brunch.

Oh, my God. Real quick. Toeson, thank you. appreciate you for the merch purchase Noel Bertrand Really appreciate you bought two items Brendan thank you for the three items you bought And Dave thank you for the two items all right

Appreciate you guys let me keep playing And not really step in to Stop Wow Now what made you stay Because obviously there's baby number two Money Now chat

I don't fuck a gold dayers either but I don't know if we should call these women gold diggers bro this girl like no disrespect to her I don't know if she has a marketable skill also these women have never worked to 9 to 5 like they're used to have their bread buttered on both sides when you ask them why they stay it's like they're like well

I only know this lifestyle and I guess I have to just keep going through it you know I won't necessarily call her a gold digger maybe you will I won't this is all she knows a lot of these women all they know is that they're beautiful they're attractive

and they've caught the eyes of these famous guys they have no marketable skills they've never had to use her brain they've never had to problem solved they've never had to get a job when you say why do you why do they stay a lot of these women they're staying because

until they find another man to foot the bill or find another opportunity. It's like, imagine you, like, being in a fucked up job, and you're like, your boss talks you crazy. They be doing you dirty at work, but, like, it pays the bills. So, you know, I know it's easy to just demonize these women, like, yo, y'all are hoars and third, but, you know, and no one's ever going to feel, well, actually people do feel

bad for attractive women, but for some of these women, they have no skills at all. Their only skill is being a commodity of sexual objectivity that rich and successful men lust and yearn after. Right. And their thing is, all right, once they realize that, let's find the guy of the guy of highest value or the guy with the most money. So when you're a ditty, there's not another ditty coming around. You know what I mean? And then there's more beatings, according to you. you that happened after that because that was just the first time when made you stay um because i just

thought um um i just thought that he was only being like that because he loved me um get you a tissue i don't want you messing up your makeup okay i'm sure you've shed enough tears um this so because i mean i grew up watching my my mom get beat by my dad. So that's all I knew. So I just thought it was normal. And I thought it just mean he loved me. Do you know most domestic abuse victims,

abuse victims don't talk about their abuse? They're ashamed of it. They feel like as if they've done something to deserve it. Yeah, I felt that. Now, let me ask you a question. Again, I hope if you're a question, again, I hope if you're watching this, we've been streaming for seven hours straight. Again, we're getting to 10 hours today.

We ain't getting all. We ain't going to get off. We're going to do 10 hours. It's all good. But let me ask you a question, genuinely, Chad. Do you believe that, you know, in judging Diddy, some of these things are clear to me. Diddy believes in a harum. He doesn't want to be with one woman.

He wants to have his different flavors. he wants to mix and match he wants you know sometimes to be able to just exercise power and control to be like hey this is a woman that I could have sex with any time but I want that guy to have sex with her

obviously you know which all these free costs you know we've not heard we've never heard that he wanted a rapper to fuck her he's always gotten a sex worker who would never be seen again So like maybe that's his homerotic fetish of him wanting another man there. But he clearly was still competitive.

Like he didn't want Drake fucking his bitch. He didn't want Jay-Z fucking his bitch. He didn't want fabulous fucking his bitch. He didn't want Jada kiss fucking his bitch. He'd rather some white guy or some other guy who's a sex worker fucking his girl. How much do you judge, you know, I'm not here to judge Kings. obviously that's not my thing to be honest I don't think most black men

are into that and if you're white I love all my Caucasian people and mixed race or other people who watch me but us niggas we're not into people fucking our holes or let me not say holes now are girls or women or wife or girlfriend

some of these white people might be with that shit how much do you judge Diddy that he was on that extra freaky shit Like clearly regular sex You know Either got boring for him

Wasn't enough Shit you know Even a threesome Maybe that wasn't enough I've done that many times It was clear he was into really Freaky, freaky shit How much do you judge him for being into

Freaky shit As opposed to you just analyze Whatever you've heard about him to be, hey, it's not about how big of a freak you were, it's about consent. Because I'm going to be honest with you. Like, I think the reason why they mentioned a thousand bottles of lubricant is for us to feel like, yo, Diddy isn't like us.

Like, bro, there's nobody in here that has a fucking thousand bottles of lubricant on hand. Like, we, like, we, like, if you could cognizantly remember going through a thousand bottles of lubricant like you're a fucking freak too what so part of that is to kind of like shame diddy on a kinky freaky level and that adds on to the real meat and potatoes which is did did he do things against these women's will number one is consent did he abuse them did he force them to do things by coercion by you know um uh uh i'm threat of financial incentive or whatever that's what we should be caring about if did he likes to lick toes with all due respect we we shouldn't care if he

likes to lick asshole we shouldn't care if he likes to whatever weird shit he likes to do we shouldn't care right if he's a nigga that his kink is to suck a niggas dick who just put his put his dick and some pussy whatever that's weird obviously but like whatever is weird kink is we shouldn't care we only should care about is everything consensual or are you abusing these women or is everything on the up and up but these days we are judging him on the weird shit right like we're like bro like what type of nigga goes sits in a corner on a desk and films another nigga fucking a bit that's kind of weird that's kind of some that's some weird niggie shit like we don't I don't know no nigger who do that.

No black niggas. Let me just correct it. I don't know no African-Americans or black people who just go sit in the corner and jerk off while your girl getting donkey fucked by another nigga. So unfortunately, I guess for Diddy, we're not only judging him in the court, in the court of public opinion. Remember, again, the court of public opinion. We're not only judging him on Consent which that should be the thing Consent are you abusing people

Are you know These things that are laws We're judging this thing because he got a thousand bottles of Lubricant He's super freaky He's letting other niggas fuck his girl We are judging him because of that too let's be honest We are right

We are My dad so That's all I knew So I just thought it was normal and I thought it just mean he loved me. Do you know most domestic abuse victims, abuse victims don't talk about their abuse? They're ashamed of it. They feel like as if they've done something to deserve it. Yeah, I felt that.

Let's talk about baby two. When did baby two come? last yeah last year in August so I've never heard anyone say they use a condom or I've never heard anybody

and these free Divi clearly doesn't like to be with one woman that's no crime by the way you know whatever but we never heard condoms instead we're hearing multiple pregnancies you know one thing I've been surprised

that we haven't heard If you're fucking six, seven girls, right? And you're doing it all unprotected. Bro, first of all six, seven girls, say you're a guy, all six, seven girls, most likely they're not only fucking you. They might be fucking two other guys, one other guy. By the time you extend that web of who's fucking who, there's dozens of people in the mix. you know what happens and STD gets gets introduced one thing we haven't heard is anyone accused ditty of STDs or anyone admit to SDDs which obviously that's embarrassing for the person

would have to admit it but that's one thing i'm kind of surprised i'm like so we ain't never hear about diddy like we're hearing about diddy impregnate you multiple times which clearly leads us to believe he was having sex with you and protected all along but he's never been monogamous to you got mad on the girl No STDs? All right. Talk about that conversation. You're pregnant.

You tell him. And this is obviously after six years of you guys being together. And mind you, it wasn't my fault that I got pregnant. I told him, because I have like this period app and it tells me when I'm ovulating and stuff. So I told him, like, I told him that I'm ovulating, so don't do it. but he just did it anyway, and then I got pregnant, and he like, okay, just getting abortion, like, no hesitation. But this time was harder for me because I had been with him for so long, and I was, like, really in love with him. And part of me wanted to keep it, but he didn't want it.

We had agreed to get it, but I only agreed to it because he told me to. Then we went to Turks and Kekos a couple days later. And during that time, he was like giving me drinks, like alcohol, like giving me drinks to drink. I was just like, I'm not laughing because of this because it's not funny. I just seen another video and I'm like, no fucking way. Yo, look at this video right here. We sit down with the man who famously represented Meek Mill and Bill Cosby on his thoughts regarding the newly unsealed federal indictment.

Meek Mill's lawyer is caught. ...statement against Sean Diddy Combs charging the music mogul with sex trafficking. Yo, Meek, listen, we don't get along, but you got to fire this lawyer. You can't be with this lawyer. right now I don't need my lawyer commented on nothing Diddy What the fuck I want to be acting like I don't know that nigga And racketeering

We bring on Brian J. McMonagall Look at Look at the fucking headline Meek Mill lawyer speaks on P. Diddy next move Oh my God Please say it ain't so Once again, welcome to Sidebar Presented by Law and Crime

I'm Jesse Weber Weber. We're honestly still reeling from the news of the arrest and indictment of Sean Diddy Combs. You know, we knew this was going to happen. By the way, uh, uh, uh, salute to my man, Freeway. Man, I heard you got me on in the green room. My brother, salute to you. Brother, yo, you know, I got to get an interview with you, Freeway.

Appreciate you watching. Supporting always. Obviously, not nothing about this type of stuff, but we'd love to sit down with you, just talk about your life, career, and everything else. But salute to my man, Freeway. Apparently he's watching. He knew it was going to happen. It was reporting for months that the 54.

year old, maybe the target of a criminal investigation. His homes in L.A. and Miami, they were raided by federal agents back in March. There was a grand jury in New York that was impaneled. He had been hit with numerous lawsuits alleging sexual assault, sex trafficking, illegal narcotics and gun possession. There were rumors that those alleged victims were cooperating with federal prosecutors. And then last night, it happened. Sean Combs, the music mogul, artist-producer was arrested out in New York City. Reporting indicates he was taken into custody last night by federal authorities at the Park Hyatt Hotel.

He'd actually come to New York in anticipation of the charges. And this comes after a grand jury has indicted him. And that grand jury indictment wasn't sealed today. A 14-page filing, Damien Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, charge combs with three counts, racketeering conspiracy. That's the first one. Essentially, that Combs operated a criminal enterprise that engaged in sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, obstruction of justice,

that they used coercion, threats, physical, sexual violence, guns, drugs to intimidate people, to get them to do what he wanted. And there's a large discussion about freakoffs when he would allegedly threaten and lure women to engage in sex acts. Freakoffs is the craziest shit off ever. Yo, chat, is there any video of Did he same freak off? Like, you know what the word freak off kind of like almost suggests, right? Like you ever had, it'd be like, yo, this is a joke off. This is a something off.

It's like we're going to find out who's the best, who's the ultimate, right? Like that's the image I get. A freak off sounds like, let's see who's the freakiest motherfucker of the fuck. Freaks. That's crazy. That's why I'm like, yo, we keep seeing this in lawsuits, but is there any fucking proof of Diddy saying this shit? Like, I can't imagine him saying, yo, brof. Like, yo, Diddy, what's you want to do? What you want to do today, Playboy? What you want to do today? Go to club? Nah, you want to go to the studio? You know, the locks in there cooking up heat. Nah, fuck that. That. Yo, you want to put on a shiny suit? Man, fuck that shit. We ain't got time for that.

Oh about a Benjamin baby You know what I mean Take that What do you want to do today Nika Go grab Cassie Go get some prostitutes Man

It's gonna do a freak off Like this shit don't even sound It sounds so crazy It sounds like a movie my nigga Like who the fuck Bro you know a movie I just watch For the first time I never watched before Um

Anybody in here One in the chat if you were watched this It's called I was about say orange is a new black No no no 50 shades of gray. First time I ever watched it. 50 shades of gray.

Watching the shit, I'm like, this got to be what the freakoff is, except there wasn't multiple people. It was just two people, but it was like some BDSM shit, whatever, and I'm like,

okay, okay. But I really started thinking about the freakoff, bro. Yeah, watch that, right? Where the fuck did he come up with the freakoffs? I'm going to be honest with you. Did he has to tell us who taught him the freak? What the fuck is that? is a freak off.

Game 7 type freak. Like, yo. 50 shades of Diddy? 50 Flavors a lube. You know Diddy had the, you know, they got the lube that's like, it's eatable, right? You ain't here about it?

Actually, I just made that up. I don't know if it's true. But he definitely probably had like flavored lube, all type of shit. God damn it, man. Acts with male commercial sex workers. He's also charged with sex trafficking of a victim by using force or coercion or fraud

to have that person engage in commercial sex acts. And he's also charged with transportation of people for purposes of prostitution. And these are three very serious felonies that potentially you're looking at potentially 15 years to life in prison. That's what we're talking about here. By the way, as we sort through all these legal filings around Sean Combs and There's a lot to get into. Can I just take a quick second to tell you guys about something positive? Yeah, something for women and, you know, men.

It's going to be a war. On right now, Brian J. McMonigal, thank you so much for coming on. Brian, really appreciate it. Thank you for having me. Meet my lawyer. So your reaction. Is it what you expected? You know, it was, and yet reading it took me back a little bit. It's quite stunning that he's been charged with a racketeering crime. You know, when you think of RICO, you think of a lot of things, you don't usually think of entertainers.

But here we go. And it is rather staggering in terms of the accusations. You're talking about sex trafficking. You're talking about kidnapping forced labor and the like. And it's going to be a war. The charges couldn't be more serious. My guess is the government will seek pretrial detention, as they often do in cases like this. And he's got a really great lawyer, and he's going to need one.

And we'll get to that pretrial detention because that is what prosecutors are moving forward with. But the racketeering, right? So you have this idea that he is leading this criminal enterprise. It's not like it's Sean Combs' LLC, you know, it's a group of people, right? And the idea was that he's using illegal methods to force. women and, you know, men as well, uh, into these situations. And it's a combination of all of these underlying crimes. But the government is not proving. They're not, they don't have to necessarily, they're not charging him with kidnapping or forced labor, but it's an underlying

crime part of this criminal conspiracy. How tough is that to prove? I mean, we know R. Kelly in New York, in the federal context, was charged, was found guilty, sentenced to 30 years in prison. But how tough is that to prove? You know, RICO has always been an amazing tool for prosecutors, supposedly an easy lift. But when you look at it a little bit more carefully, the first thing they're going to have to prove is a criminal enterprise. Was this really a criminal enterprise or was this simply a legitimate business that did some pretty despicable things, for lack of a better way to describe it? And the government's got to prove two predicate acts in order for there to be a racketeering conviction. So they've got a high burden of proof, but they've used a statute that time and time again has ensnared a lot of people and convicted a lot of people throughout the country because of its breadth.

It is extremely broad, but it is not without limits. And so talk to me about ways you think that he would defend against this because these allegations are quite stunning. We dedicated a full episode to breaking down this indictment, but you know, you have everything from. from this idea of all of these ways that he was using sexual violence and physical violence and intimidation against these people to do what he wanted. And I want to break down something for you. So in this separate letter from the prosecutors to the judge, where they asking for his bail to be denied or he not be granted pretrial release, I want to list some of the evidence

that they say they have because this indictment, although it's comprehensive, is a little bare bones. So they say the government has conducted interviews with over 50 victims and witnesses, many of whom saw or experienced the defendant's abuse. Many of those witnesses corroborate one another, and their accounts are similarly consistent with the other types of evidence discussed below. The government only expects that number to continue to grow, given that the investigation, which is now public, is ongoing. The electronic evidence is vast.

The government has sought and obtained numerous search warrants for such evidence in addition to obtaining evidence voluntarily from certain victims and witnesses. Setting aside devices seized in connection with the defendant's arrest, the government has obtained over 90 cell phones, laptops, cloud storage accounts, as well as over 30 other electronic and storage devices such as hard drives, thumb drives, cameras, a surveillance system. This electronic data comes from the defendant himself as well as co-conspirators, victims, witnesses, and crunches. monocals, much of the defendant's criminal activity as it occurs. So that feels really tough to defend, but what do you think some ways that you're going to see his defense attorneys fighting back against this? Yeah, besides that, Mrs. Lincoln, how'd you like to play? It is going to be really difficult to defend. But I think what you're going to see is a rather calculated effort to break it all down. Number one, was he involved in the specific acts? You know, are there are there buffers?

to use the Godfather analogy. Were these sex workers, or were they victims? Were these people being compensated and paid for their time? Were they voluntarily taking drugs, or were they being drugged? The difference is like the difference between lightning and lightning bug. And, you know, if the defense can find some symmetry in those talking points to say, hey, listen, bad behavior, horrific behavior. But everybody came into this thing with their eyes wide open.

They got paid for what they did and they left compensated. I think that's the only way you can defend it because the video, particularly the one that we all saw in the hotel, is pretty hard to stomach. And a lot of this stuff is going to be hard to stomach. The seizures that occurred, it is multiple homes with, you know, AR-15 assault rifles that have obliterated serial numbers, tough to defend. But I think what you're going to see is, hey, listen, we didn't force anybody to do anything. This was all orchestrated.

It was bad behavior. But nobody, nobody did anything against their will. And then it's a cross-examination exercise. And they got to hope they get a little bit lucky with one or more of these eyewitnesses in terms of maybe giving false statements or something like that. Otherwise, they're in for a long haul. Do you get the sense, even though there are no specific alleged victims named in this indictment, and they're not named in the letter as well,

do you get the sense that this indictment is based upon, maybe entirely, the accounts from the people who have already sued him? So Cassandra Ventura, Rodney Jones, Joy Dickerson Neal, he's facing so many different charges, and I will, excuse me, so many different complaints, you know, somebody who's been following it for a while, I saw overlap. I mean, more specifically, the Cassandra Ventura 2016 video, which we all know about, which was amplified, which was mentioned by Cassandra Ventura in her complaint. And then we all saw after the CNN published it. And Sean Combs apologized for it. It is mentioned in this indictment. That's a more specific example. There are the things that are more general. But again, it seems to be consistent with the allegations that have been

levied against him in these complaints. So do you think that those people who sued him are the cooperating witnesses in this complaint in this uh indict there's there's no question about it i mean they the federal government doesn't typically need a roadmap but they got one here and the civil litigation i'm sure consists of the very same players very same alleged victims very same witnesses so they took that and they probably as as you would have imagined put it in front of a grand jury got additional witnesses to corroborate that which was you know portrayed in the civil litigation And that's going to be your case. I don't think there's going to be many surprises here for the defense.

They've seen this. I think they expected this. And my guess is, is particularly the way I've seen this charged, it looks like, just as you've discussed, they just took the playbook from the civil litigation. And, you know, they put it within the rubric of RICO. And now it's life and death. And one of the complaints, I believe it was Rodney Jones, alleged RICO violations. So I wasn't surprised to ultimately see that. Were you surprised at the number of counts here in the sense that, you know, if you compare it to R. Kelly, who I believe was facing more, and there was obvious allegations regarding minors, here you have a very wide, overarching racketeering charge.

And then you have these two other charge, one sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion that is with respect to victim one. and then transportation to engage in prostitution. Why those charges, you think? Well, you know, they want to be able to establish the predicate crimes. And, you know, like I said, they only need a couple of them. In every RICO I've ever seen, you have the RICO charge, and then you have a laundry list of counts. I was surprised, quite frankly, of the brevity of the complaint.

I honestly thought you were going to see a RICO. and then about a hundred separate counts that a jury would have the ability to return verdicts. So they did. Yeah, you know, I heard a lot of people mention tax evasion. They thought maybe there was some financial. Obviously, we don't know if that's even a thing. But, you know, people are thinking,

yo, they want to get this guy. Like, you know, we spoke to Miron last night. So, yo, the government is in this thing for millions. They've spent millions of dollars of tax paying taxpayer money and investigating this thing, doing these ratings. Like, you know, monitoring phone taps, going through surveillance footage, phone records, all of these things that can compile a case. You want a big result, right?

I didn't do that here. It was bare bones, and I'm not so sure it was done without great thought. I don't think they wanted to marry themselves to specific acts just in case they don't have them at the time of trial. I don't know what people have said before the grand jury. And keep in mind, you can only indict by what you presented in front of a grand jury. And so they probably kept it, you know, as simplistic as they could because juries can get confused. They can get distracted. And then if some of those other counts that you've overcharged go wrong, it could lead to a real problem for the government. So they kept it simple. That's so interesting. So there is a possibility that more was presented to the grand jury.

and the grand jury said there wasn't enough probable cause for these other things you're asking us to come back for, but there is probable cause for these three counts. Could be that. You could also see a superseding indictment. You know, I've seen that time and time again where you get the indictment, you know, two, three weeks from now, month from now, they supersede. I don't think they're going to do that here. They took a lot of time. Do you mean charge them with additional crimes?

Oh, yeah. They have the ability, you know, probably within the next month or two to supersede this indictment, any time they wish, quite frankly. I don't think they will. I mean, this is the kind of high-profile case. They gave a lot of thought to this, and they wanted it done this way, and it's going to be a war. It's interesting you say that because Damien Williams, the United States Attorney, when he held the press conference today, he said nothing's off the table, whether that is charging more, that's charging Sean Combs with additional crimes, or charging other people. There's co-conspirators in this.

He's the only one charged right now. I don't know if they're cooperating or he's looking for more to cooperate or more people will be charged. But he was very clear in the bail package letter and also when he spoke today that this is an ongoing investigation. When do you take away from that? Yeah. I mean, if that's what he said, then look out because he will be charging other people. I was stunned that other people weren't charged. You always charge as many defendants as you can provide probable cause for why.

You want them to flip. you want to put pressure on them for their lawyers to say, hey, listen, you're facing a life sentence. You better get on the government's team. So this was really surprising to me, A, because it was just him, B, because of its brevity. So maybe what you're going to see is two or three more shoes dropping. Before I get into the idea of bail, how does this case progress? When would you actually see a trial of Sean Combs on these charges, assuming, of course, that there is not a superseding indictment.

You know, I don't know how fast they're moving now in the Southern District, but I assume what will happen here and what happens in a lot of these RICO cases is that the government will file or the defense will request a complex case designation. So it'll push this trial out because I'm sure the discovery is voluminous. It'll take months and months if you're talking about tapes, if you're talking about, you know, if there are wiretaps in this case, you know, they'll try and buy time.

I could very easily see a trial not for at least six months, maybe even nine months, if it's designated complex case. I don't see anybody running in here and trying this case from the defense perspective. He's got, as I said, really experienced federal lawyers, and they will take their time. They're going to want to read all the grand jury transcripts, develop as much evidence as they can to create doubt, and that's going to take months and months. What is the complex case designation? What does that mean?

It just means that discovery is so voluminous. that it would take, you know, any reasonable defense team to ask for more time. You saw it recently, I think, in some of the Trump prosecutions where the defense was constantly asking for more time to prepare. I mean, a case like this, a RICO case. I've had RICO cases that have taken a year to try. So I wouldn't be surprised if it gets pushed. A lot of it depends on your judge, too. Some judges, you know, like a rocket docket and they like to move.

So, you know, a lot TBD, but I would think it's got to be six months out at least. I want to talk about the circumstances leading to his arrest and indictment. So it was reported that he came to New York, knew that the charges were happening. There's been, I believe, a photograph of him in Central Park. So he was hanging out, again, knowing that this was going to happen or seemingly knowing this was going to happen. I think it was to make the argument the same reason I've been asked, how come Combs hasn't just left the country? He knows he's under investigation. Because if you do that, there's a chance you could be arrested, right, immediately.

And I think for him, he wanted to say, I'm not a flight risk. And I think he knew he was going to be charged. But I think for him, if he can say, I came here voluntarily, I've been cooperating, I am not a flight risk, I want bail. And the government put, well, I should tell you, the bail package that was offered, they said was insufficient. The bail package that the defense has proposed was home detention with electronic monitoring and a 50 million bonds secured by combs Miami property. The government says that's insufficient. But I can see, again, I think that he has been trying to do everything these past few months to say, I am not a danger, I'm not a flight risk, and I'm giving you a bail package, but the government says it's insufficient. What do you take away

from it? Proof is in the pudding. That's exactly what they did. I mean, they brilliantly made sure that he came to the jurisdiction voluntarily, that he made himself well known that he was there, that he cooperated with law enforcement to the extent that he would self-surrender. All of those things will go into the analysis as to whether or not he should be released. My guess is that the bail package that they presented is certainly sufficient. He'll have to surrender his passport. And if he's put on a monitor, you know, they'll know within seconds if he's taking the monitor off. I mean, where's he going to go?

It's not that he doesn't have the resources to go other places. He just doesn't have the means, I think, to get there safely. is under a monitor. So I think the defense really did a brilliant job of really going beyond what they had to. They could have even said, hey, listen, he's got no prior record. He's been involved in any number of philanthropic, you know, activities. He's got a laundry list of folks that'll speak for him. He doesn't need, you know, he could post a bond of a million dollars. They went overboard because they know it's a RICO and they know they have a problem. And I think what they submitted, it's going to be hard for a judge to say that's not sufficient, I think. So in their bail package letter, right,

the prosecutors say we have a number of reasons why he should not be let out. They say he's a danger to society. He's a flight risk. The weight of the charges, the weight of the evidence. This is incredibly serious. But then they say that he is engaged in bribing witnesses and obstructing justice. So they talk about how in 2016 with the Cassandra Ventura video of him allegedly beating her in that hallway at a hotel, they say that the defendant tried to bribe a security guard. And it says after the security guard refused the defendant's bribe, and after coordination between the defendant and his employees, the defendant's staff contacted other members of hotel security. At the same time, staff members were in close communication with the victim of the assault as well,

all in an effort to cover up the defendant's assault and to prevent the incident from being publicly disclosed. disclosed within days of the incident, the surveillance video disappeared from the hotel's server. That is actually very consistent with what Cassandra Ventura alleged in her lawsuit. Now, it says throughout the time period charged in the indictment, members and associates of the enterprise have reached out to multiple victims on behalf of the defendant to convince them not to report the defendant's abuse. Most recently, in late 2023, immediately following public allegations of certain of the defendant's crimes, because we know that he had been hit with a number of lawsuits at that point, including his physical and sexual abuse of women. The defendant and other

members of the enterprise made repeated phone calls to victims and witnesses during which they provided victims and witnesses with false narratives of events in an apparent effort to conceal the defendant's crimes. On at least two occasions, the defendant recorded those calls on a co-conspirator's cell phone, thereby attempting to obscure his involvement in the obstruction. That feels like that could be a problem for him in terms of in the eyes of the judge. 99% of the cases, if that was alleged in a federal courtroom, it would be enough to hold them. You got to understand there's a statutory presumption that exists with certain crimes. And he's got, he really has the burden here, I think, of establishing that there are conditions of release that will protect the public.

The one thing that federal judges, all judges hate is intimidation of witnesses. And if they've got primophagia evidence of witness intimidation, that could be the one thing that keeps him detained prior to trial. You're absolutely right. I said this before, but I want a little bit of clarification. I looked at the law on this. I'm reading racketeer conspiracy could be 20 years. I'm looking at sex trafficking using fraud or force or coercion. And if I read it correctly, 15 years minimum to life in prison, I guess depending upon the circumstances. am I right that this is a situation where if he takes this to trial and he decides to fight it and he loses and he's convicted,

he could essentially be looking at the rest of his life in prison? No question about it. Federal sent him guidelines and the way the RICO statute is created, it allows a judge to basically say, good night. Because there's a part of it, it's called, and I'm just going to pull it up here one more time, It's part of the racketeering count, count one of this indictment. It calls it the notice of special sentences. Yeah, I didn't get this part. I was reading this.

I didn't really get this. Thing factor. And that's what that is? They'll try and posture this case, depending upon what counts he's convicted of, as a life sentence. And, you know, quite frankly, when I first looked at it, I said to myself, if he goes to trial and loses, it's for sure 25 the life case. So the stakes couldn't be higher. You know, go to trial in a case like this. You lose particularly on some of the, some of these allegations.

There are not many judges in this country that would do anything else, but put him in jail for what could be the rest of his life. One more question for you. We don't have a lot of information in terms of, as I said, like, who is cooperating, what this is based off of. but in a federal case like this, maybe in a racketeering case like this, as I said, they're not, they're not trying him with forced labor crimes. They're not trying him for kidnapping. They don't have to prove that beyond a reason. I mean, I guess they have to prove it in order to prove the racketeering case, but he's not being charged with that. There's been a number of people who have asserted claims against him dating back years. So past the statute of limitations on criminal charges. assaults, sexual assaults, back from the 90s. Can prosecutors, federal prosecutors use those allegations that might otherwise be time barred in a federal indictment like this? Sure. You know,

just consider what happened in the Cosby case, not the trial I had, but the second trial after the whole jury. They tried to introduce evidence of other victims that weren't charged, ever charged and those those crimes were what 20 30 years old federal prosecutors um have the same luxury there's a rule of evidence as you probably know will 404b and a judge will have to conduct a balancing test should the government seek to introduce what we call other crimes evidence and if it is relevant if it's probative if it creates a signature that's really what you would need here signature crimes that mirror almost hauntingly um the crimes charge here, but they've got to, it gets a little difficult when they're older and when they're aged.

And in the federal courts, you know, they usually are on the side of caution and not allow a lot of that evidence, but I guarantee you they're going to be trying to introduce it here. And to be clear, not everything that was alleged in those complaints is a part of this. You know, there was an allegation that he was soliciting. No questions. And that wasn't a part of this. So I imagine prosecutors were kind of key in what was they wanted to use and not. That really shocked me.

I really was surprised that I didn't see any accusations involving minors. I had thought that that was going to be the lynchpin to this prosecution. So, you know, you're right. If they have that evidence somewhere and witnesses can come in and testify, you may see a superseding indictment on that precisely. Maybe they were protecting child victims and maybe they just didn't have it. I don't know. But I was really expecting to see that.

And that would have been a death note. for. Because that's why it was so hard to defend R. Kelly, right? He couldn't say these were sexual, you know, consensual encounters, you know. Here, you made an interesting, and go full circle, if you're talking about defending Sean Combs, you have to, right, tell this jury one day, listen, this is a different environment. This was parties, people are, it's maybe not a party you went to, but it doesn't make it a crime, right? And that's what you'd have to argue. And just to go full circle here. Defending a Sean Combs, that is a different kind of beast than defending John Smith, right? When you're defending somebody that high profile accused of, you know,

not every day that somebody would be charged with allegedly engaging in freak off sessions and having people set up the hotel rooms and bring all the lubricant and all these things. It's really disgusting stuff. So how do you communicate that to a jury one day and say, listen, you know, my client is like anybody else. He's innocent until proven guilty, but he's different, right? Yeah, you know, defending celebrities is really, really difficult. Put Simpson aside for a second. It really is a difficult chore, particularly when you have to swallow the obvious here. He's acting horribly. He's on videotape, you know, beating women up. You've got firearms, you've got drugs, you've got horrific behavior. Juries don't empathize with people that make

millions and billions of dollars getting away with stuff. So it's a difficult case for people who have that kind of wealth and money and opportunity to live a decent life. So juries, at least in my experience, again, put Simpson aside for a second because that was a murder case and that was, you know, Maybe he didn't do it. But when you've gotten bad conduct like this and there are celebrity, it's not a fun place to be. And look, yeah, I would say just to end with this, it's exciting from a legal point of view to see how this progresses. There's a number of different legal issues. But I've read these cases from the very beginning.

And, you know, these allegations are horrific. And I said this before when I was on air that, you know, this is a step in the, for even people, for the victims in this. this case or the witnesses in this case, the alleged victims. You know, this is, they would say, a step in the right direction, right? But this also has to be really tough for them, because now they might have to testify this is being amplified, and this is not going to be easy for the people who were involved. This is, and this is a reason why a lot of people don't come forward. I mean, one of the, Damien Williams was asked, how come this, he was never charged before? Well, maybe people didn't feel comfortable coming forward before. And look, Sean Combs is innocent,

of guilty. But if these allegations are true, I also have to think how difficult this must be for the people who are involved. I couldn't put it any better. I couldn't put it any better. As has been said many times. Who's his attorney? I like his demeanor. It looked like a nigga who would defend the mob boss. What's his name? I want to follow him. His name is Brian Mana. You know, my favorite attorney still, favorite defense attorney, still. My boy Bradford, Cullen. but yeah this thing looks like he's a it's like a mob boss type of guy right here

what's his Instagram I'm gonna follow this motherfucker is this him no hey let me know what's his Instagram I want to follow him okay all right you know for real legitimate victims sometimes they're raped a second time at a trial so yeah there you go stay well

Brian thank you okay um by the way just like everybody know I'm trying to be impartial here I'm not you know I want to be very you know open and honest with child not sticking up for ditty or nothing like that but I don't want to try to railroad in mind I know we've we've gone with narratives that he's already guilty shit I think he kind of guilty right but but it's like I also want to be a little bit fair so don't think if I show anything that is maybe complimentary of him that's not me riding for him just let you know okay I just don't want to be very biased okay

Um, that being said, I seen a post that was kind of going a little bit of viral. Someone is defending him. So again, this is not my opinion. This is someone else. I spilled liquor on my drone. It's like mad sticky. Okay. I'll read what this person said.

It looked like some people agreed with him. He says, uh, just read the Diddy indictment with a travesty of justice. The charge is basically that he got women to have sex in freakoffs with male prostitutes that he liked to watch. drugs were involved he allegedly lured them with promises of romantic relationships and help with their careers as if these are crimes they were basically girlfriends he threatened to cut off the indictment keeps talking about psychological manipulation and emotional abuse nowhere does it include any kind of non-consensual activity the indictment keeps saying he ensured the compliance of women with drugs but gives no indication he forced a anyone to take them. What's confusing is that the men were prostitutes here and how the feds are charging him with sex trafficking, but the male prostitutes were not abused. Now, again, I mean, that's kind of a valid point.

If we're saying that the people, but we're not sure if the feds are only saying the male prostitutes were sex trafficked. I think they were saying everybody's sex trafficked. Because again, Diddy had multiple places, L.A., Miami. New York, he was going everywhere and having freakoffs and flying people in at times, not only prostitutes, but anyway, let me keep reading. So they combined the men being prostitutes with the bad treatment of the female girlfriends to create a sex trafficking charge full of salacious details.

The indictment does allege he assaulted women, and if so, he could be charged with physical assault. But that's not what they're doing here. Freakoffs do not make you a sex trafficker. this is a ridiculous abuse of government power um this is the full indictment we've already went through this or not really fully went through it but will you think about that i don't know i don't okay um Bradford Cole might be on here shortly you know he said he was in transit he's moving back to or going back to a location that would be able to get on the stream we don't know if we'll be able to get them however um we did have something more hold on

give a second oh oh yeah okay so i read that where is the other thing that i wanted to like oh this taking selfies not knowing the legal hammer that was about to come down on him these are the last photos and video of sean combs in new york right before he was arrested and charged with stomach churning crimes. A case his attorney insists Diddy will win. He's going to fight this with all of his energy and all of his might. Combs faced a judge inside this federal courthouse in New York, just hours after authorities laid out their case

in a shocking 14-page indictment. King, how are you doing this morning? We were there as some of Diddy's kits arrived. Combs pleaded not guilty in court. And now we're going inside the explosive. document, alleging Combs abused, threatened, and coerced women and others around him to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct. Prosecutors claim that abuse was verbal, emotional, physical, and sexual. Combs can be seen grabbing Ventura in throwing her

to the ground. The indictment specifically references this surveillance footage uncovered by CNN, showing Combs assaulting his then girlfriend Cassie Ventura in 2016. He offered this apology just days later. My behavior on that video is inexcusable. And the legal papers mirror multiple lawsuits filed against Diddy in the past year, accusing him of engaging in prostitution, narcotics offenses, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice. Diddy had also been seen in Central Park, just hours before his arrest? He had arrived in New York a couple of weeks ago, specifically expecting the indictment would be handed down.

He came here to surrender at a time agreeable to the U.S. Attorney's Office, and then they arrested him last night. The court papers also reveal new details about the raids carried out in March, one here at his home in California, the other in Florida. Giddy's ex-Misa Hilton posted the surveillance video from inside his Holmby Hills mansion to Instagram. It references electronic incriminating recordings did he allegedly made of what are being called freak-offs. Elaborate and produced sex performances that Combs arranged and directed for his own pleasure and as collateral to silence his victims. As alleged, the freak-offs sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers, and often involved a variety of narcotics, such as ketamine, ecstasy, and GHB. which Combs distributed to the victims to keep them obedient and compliant.

Thousands of items used in those freak-offs were seized in those military-style coast-to-coast raids. It could cause the billionaire hip-hop mogul everything. He faces life in prison, and prosecutors are asking for him to forfeit any property or assets used in the commission of these alleged crimes. He could also face additional charges. Prosecutors showed pictures of the weapon. and ammunition taken during the raids, including a drum magazine and AR-15s. We are committed to bringing justice to everyone who's been victimized by the defendant. I expect a long battle with a good result for Mr. Colman.

Okay, yeah, fucking crazy. Where's the video I was trying to find? Is it this? No, no, no, no, we're going to get back to this. It really? Ooh, yes, we're going to play this. So there's a legal expert who's going to be a legal expert who's going to find. going to be trying to break this down and we get it. Real quick, really quickly.

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this is, you know, another breakdown of this situation. Also, you know, we're going to transition out of this ditty stuff. Like we won't get more, we're milking it for as much of details as we can at this point.

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Anyway, let's play this. This is a legal expert breaking down Ditty's bombshell indictment. Listen to this. He made me think of R. Kelly when I read this indictment and I saw exactly what the allegations were. The conduct is very similar. You're talking about coercion, threats, cover-ups and everything for the sexual gratification of the individual in this case, Combs.

First, tell me about the severity of things when the feds, especially the Southern District of New York, arrest you. When the Southern District takes a case, it has a specialized unit that deals with the most severe cases. Also, Southern District, 99% conviction rate. When the federal government is the one to investigate and ultimately make an arrest, they really are meticulous, and they make sure that they have sufficient evidence. They cross their T's and dot their eyes. the time you get to an indictment, the investigation is thorough and complete, which is why the conviction rate is so high. Can you set up how this is a grand jury indictment and not just a

prosecutor going after Sean Combs? When someone's indicted, it means that a grand jury has made a determination that there's probable cause a crime was committed and that the individual being indicted is the one that committed the crime. Probable cause is the lowest level under the law. probable cause is found, that means an arrest can be moved forward and the case will go to trial. The grand jury process, though, is a prosecutorial process, meaning prosecutors present evidence to the grand jury. The defense does not get the opportunity to respond. So we know Sean Combs was arrested at a hotel late last night. His attorney said they had been in New York in anticipation of the charges. What does that tell you?

A couple of things. That means that they were in communication. defense attorney and prosecutors regarding the impending charges and that they were going to be coming down imminently. This isn't surprising because we saw these raids play out in May. It's likely that his defense attorneys believed that this was going to come at some point. And instead of him being going down the perp walk and being dragged out of his home, there are times when you can coordinate between prosecutors and defense attorneys to give yourself up willingly. Another aspect of this, it helps with an argument about bail. It says that this person is not a flight risk and they're willing to come when they have court appearances and when it's necessary. His attorney also made a

statement before the news even broke about being disappointed with the charges in stating Sean Combs was innocent. What is your opinion on that statement? No surprise his defense attorney is saying that Sean Combs is innocent. He conceded that he's had some problems, but ultimately he's not a criminal. Something I did notice, though. The statement really was a litany of accomplishments of Sean Combs, as opposed to really talking about the merits of the case. That's something that never really seems like a good thing because it's not focused on the actual allegations or underlying defenses. It relates to the person in general. That being said, you have to be so careful what's put out there in the public sphere when you're defending a case.

And feds have been pretty silent to this point. How is that telling? Feds were silent to this point that that's really the norm in a case like this. First of all, you have intense media interest on this case. Second of all, you have a high-profile person with a lot of means who could potentially flee the country, get out of town, go to a different location. And in addition to that, they are very, very strategic about collecting the evidence, taking witness statements, protecting those witnesses. so their identities are not given up early on in the investigation, and moving forward with an indictment

without making much of a public statement so that the indictment speaks for itself. So tell me, what are prosecutors claiming? Prosecutors are claiming that Combs abused, threatened, and coerced women around him for the purpose of furthering his sexual desires. He also used his employees and others close to him in his sphere to cover up his conduct, and actually engage in other crimes, like kidnapping, arson, and obstruction of justice.

Which is quite serious. It's incredibly serious, and it's far broader than we anticipated when these raids began. So what exactly is Sean Combs charged with? Combs is charged with racketeering, sex trafficking, and sex trafficking over state lines to engage in prostitution. And what do these specific charges tell you? These specific charges signal a criminal enterprise. It means that Combs is not the only one involved. Is Sean Combs like a mob boss? Interestingly enough, the racketeering statute was actually started

because it was going after those in the mob. Oftentimes, you couldn't get to the higher level individuals in the mob. And so the racketeering statute says that there's a criminal enterprise. Basically, he's like a mob boss. Can you explain how this is like organized crime of the mob? It's like organized crime because it's a meeting, of the minds of various conspirators in furtherance of committing and covering up other crimes. So the allegations in this indictment relating to Combs is that he's the one that everything

was in furtherance of. It was his sexual desires covering up crimes he was committing and utilizing those around him to facilitate those crimes. That's how he really is in a criminal enterprise as far as the prosecutors are concerned. So how long is he looking at? Should he be convicted? Is he looking at life in prison? The most serious charges could carry life in prison. There's also an amplifier in this particular indictment which says that he could be subject to a harsher penalty if he were to be convicted. That's typically based on a prior criminal record. Other factors that are looked at, just the nature and extent of the conduct and the amount of time that prosecutors

allege he was engaging in this criminal enterprise. I noticed there's a special sentencing factor mentioned in the indictment. Can you explain that? The special sentencing factor means that he could face an even harsher penalty than what is under the federal guidelines as far as a sentence. It means that at the end of the trial, the judge could actually impose additional time. This could be because of a prior criminal record or it could be because of the severity of the guilty verdict. In terms of evidence, how big of a role do you think the Cassie Hotel video played in everything? The Cassie Hotel video seems like it played a pivotal role in the case. And that's because

in the indictment, while Cassie isn't specifically named, there are references to what we saw in that video. In fact, it seems like video evidence played a central role in the prosecution, bringing this case to the courtroom. How does this video show what Sean Combs is capable of? This video shows that Sean Combs is capable of violent conduct. And that's a lot of what we saw in the indictment. It also is going to be a factor to his credibility. Remember, he initially denied that any of that conduct took place when he settled a civil

lawsuit. Then the video became public. That really undermines whether or not we can believe anything he says and is something the prosecutors will exploit. What could he have to forfeit because of all of this? Noticably in the indictment, there's a whole section that relates to forfeiture. That means that the federal government, if he is convicted, can come in and seize property, bank accounts, anything, any of his finances, anything financial, if it was an ill-gotten gain from the criminal enterprise. So basically, all of his possessions, all of his property, all of his money,

and maybe even his ownership to his song catalog could be at stake. He and his team have long denied the charges. What do you anticipate his defense attorneys doing at this point? Right now, keep in mind, this indictment was just unsealed. So defense attorneys are now going to be engaging in what's called the discovery process. The prosecution has an obligation to turn over every piece of evidence that they have collected. The defense attorneys are then going to review it, analyze it, and, set forth to have the best defense for their client at trial.

Was there anything that specifically stood out to you in the indictment? The mention of freak-offs is used all throughout this indictment. These are allegedly elaborately produced sex parties that were allegedly recorded. Interestingly enough, it also said that sex workers were actually brought in from over state lines and in some cases internationally to participate in these. That's what makes this a federal crime. explain what a big deal this is and how it factors in? The freakoffs is a central part of this indictment.

And that's because we're talking about federal charges of sex trafficking. In order for prosecutors to prove that, they have to show that something is happening over state lines, that there's coercion, that there's force of having individuals participate in these freakoffs under coercion and also that people are moving over state lines or potentially internationally. That is something that's required in order for prosecutors to be successful for a conviction. Can you talk about how these freakoffs basically sound like R. Kelly on steroids? It really made me think of R. Kelly when I read this indictment and I saw exactly what the allegations were. The conduct is very similar. You're talking about coercion, threats, cover.

and everything for the sexual gratification of the individual, in this case, Combs. It really mirrors a lot of what we saw play out in the R. Kelly trial. With Combs, though, it's even to a higher degree than we saw with R. Kelly. What? How long do prosecutors allege these freakoffs would last? Prosecutors alleged that these freakoffs sometimes lasted for days. Involved multiple people, and some of the people involved were drugged, according to prosecutors. What else did they allege Combs would do to make victims participate?

Prosecutors alleged that Combs subjected the victims to physical and emotional abuse to participate in these alleged freakoffs. They said in the press they aren't done. Tell me what that means to you. Because there's a racketeering statute involved, that generally indicates that there's co-conspirators. We don't know whether or not the individuals that were in Combs' sphere, which are referenced, security guards, other people who are close to him, who apparently helped facilitate his conduct as well as cover it up, we don't know if they're witnesses or if they're individuals that are ultimately going to be charged in this case. It is likely that we will see more charges as this case goes on. Allegedly, victims who participated in these freakoffs were drugged. Not only that,

in order to help them recover so that they could participate in one the next day and the day after that, they were given IVs against their will. Can you talk about the claims that women had to sometimes hide for days after these alleged beatings? The claims that women had to hide for sometimes days, by the way, first of all, incredibly disturbing. But the reason that it's relevant is that, remember, all of the conduct relates to covering up this criminal enterprise, and that Combs was a violent person.

Some of the underlying conduct which make up the racketeering charge are kidnapping, abuse, arson. So there's multiple facets to this, and that is a factor that's really going to be relevant for prosecutors as the case moves forward. Could we see future charges for any potential accomplices in these alleged crimes? It's likely that we will see charges against accomplices because we're talking about a racketeering statute that involves conspiracy. We've also heard that others helped him cover up his conduct. So it's likely that others are involved. Whether or not they will be charged, only time will tell. But even in the indictment, there were references to other underlying state crimes.

Just because this federal action is moving forward, there could be other analogous state charges as well. Specifically, his sons, could they get caught up in anything down the road? While his sons were not charged in this indictment and there's no indictment, and there's no indication that charges are coming at this point, we know that they were a part of the raid. We know that investigators were looking at them at the time those raids were conducted. So it's certainly possible that we could see something relating to them,

whether it be charges or whether they're witnesses down the road. What is the likelihood Sean Combs gets bail or is released today? It's really up to the judge and within the judge's discretion. Here's what the judge takes into consideration. dangerousness, risk of flight, the fact that obstruction is a charge, and the severity of the allegations. Right now, prosecutors are saying there is no amount of bail that will be sufficient, that he should remain in custody, while defense attorneys are saying $50 million and home confinement with a device that will keep track of combs, that's the argument before the court today.

Do we have any idea of a timeline of how long he would be kept? Every defendant has the right to a speedy trial, but oftentimes these trials do not move forward within the 90-day parameters of the law because there's so many pretrial motions and issues in the legal world that need to be decided before you get into the courtroom. You're talking about a year to two years before we see a trial. Good morning, everyone. My name is Damien Williams I'm doing a search

on Diddy Apparently we know where he's at If you're wondering how Diddy he's going to be spending The foreseeable future It's going to be spending foreseeable future Like this people Okay, he's going to be spending

In MDC I believe they call this the Tumes If you ask me It's called MDC At least MDC Brooklyn It's not Star Island he's going to be spending it in this building. Yes, this is a prison, not prison.

It's a jail facility, detention facility, in the New York metropolitan area located in Brooklyn. And I'll read it. It says, Dittie's feeling severe reversal of fortune right now, locked up in a federal jail that's held plenty of famous people. But it's also as far from the lap of luxury as the embattled mogul has been in the last 30 years. On the heels of the judge ordered in Ditty to be held without bail,

the feds shipped him out of Lower Manhattan Federal Courthouse and off to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. Facility notorious force brutal, sometimes fatal, conditions. MDC, Brooklyn has been a temporary home of several celebrity inmates in recent years, including R. Kelly, Fetty Wop, Michael Cohen, which was like Donald Trump's lawyer, Alson Mack, don't know who that is, but Gillian Maxwell, we all know,

Jeffrey Epstein's like mistress, or his madame. Now, Ditty would be selling into his new surroundings. Horrifically stark difference from his Miami and L.A. Mansion lifestyle. Federal judges have called out the Bureau of Prisons for alleged humane conditions at this facility back in June an inmate was murdered there and then there's the food this is what his menu is going to be consistent of chat wow chat please I'm not one fiftieth as rich as diddy not 100 as rich as diddy I think but bro come on imagine what diddy's

going through. So, so this is what breakfast is. So today is Tuesday. Tomorrow, which is Wednesday, he'll get fruit, cereal, breakfast cake, sugar substitute. I know it sounds good on paper. It don't look that good. Okay. His lunch is going to either be a hamburger or a black beanburger, a baker. This is like school lunch, if you know what I mean. Lettuce or tomatoes, sliced onions, Um, ketchup. Why say cats up? Ketchup or mustard. Um, whole wheat, hamburger bun.

These are options you can choose from. Fruit and beverage. And then for dinner, pasta with marinera, chef salad or tofu chef salad. Beats, dressing, assorted, um, and whole wheat bread and some type of beverage. Pretty much this is a

about the same he gets pizza on Saturday pizza comes in on he gets cheese piece on Saturday but you know you ever had school lunch pizza back in high school tastes like cardboard that's what he's getting okay or you get pasta with meat sauce I used to like that shit back in a day

I ain't a lot of you like the lunch the school lunch version I don't know if that's exactly like prison version but that was a height but that was definitely before that was like when I was a kid though right um Friday, he gets chicken fried rice or tofu rice. Okay.

Thursday, beef and broccoli. It's not that bad. It's actually don't look that bad. On paper. Now, we need pictures of these food. MDC meal plan has dinner options slated with meals like turkey roast and tofu or rice, boiled potatoes, beets, and whole wheat, bread with beverage, which sure as hell ain't a fine Italian. and wine. It's a far cry from Diddy's

normal diet, which we hear typically includes things like duck, steak, organic veggies, shrimp, salmon, crab and cheese platters. Okay. Beats, that's a tough intro to jail life as you can get.

Menu-wise, at least. Have you ever seen his crib before? I could show you the Star Island crib. This is his life in Star Island. Let me just allow ads. I'm sorry. So we are getting a look inside Sean Didy Combs' home in L.A. Look at this mess.

After the feds raided it, this is the video obtained by TMZ. They also started to make sure on ads. This is his crib and Star Island. And this is after the raid as well, but still. Okay, come on. All right, they get a little ad off. But essentially, it looks like this.

It's on the wall. It's Miami. It's a private-gated community. It's accessible via a bridge, close to downtown, minutes away from the airport, which is ideal for Fortune 500 and celebrity and tycoon owners. If you want to hear it, the action, but yet have privacy and exclusivity, doesn't get any better than Star Island. People have said, let's see if we could.

TNZ also reporting that this photo shows homes with federal agents at the Miami airport on Monday. So this is what we were stayed in L.A. and Miami. And Homeland Security appeared to be... This is when they ran into his house in Miami. But still, even though it's going to look a mess because they ran through it and ransacked it, but it's more comfortable than a jail cell. I think his jail cell is not going to look like a penthouse suite

or a presidential suite. Looking for evidence, photos, videos, emails that could substantiate charges of sex trafficking, sexual abuse of a minor, taping people without consent, and forcing people to have sex as a condition. of employment. I think clearly the feds have taken notice of the kind of raft of law.

This is Chris Brown's lawyer, Mark Garrios. He's the one who saved Chris Brown on many cases. Yeah, I don't know why I know all lawyers now. This is Chris Brown's lawyer right here. Assuits that have been filed, they're using those as a road map. He's an expert power attorney when it comes to L.A. If you got money, get Mark Garrios. Facts. Combs' lawyer called the raid an unprecedented ambush,

paired with an advanced coordinated media presence, leaning to a premature ill-aid police. Anyway, I'm trying to get you out of how he used to live. Let's see if you can find that. Tor Diddy Miami Star Island. Okay? Let's see if you can find it. This is criminal...

Sean Diddy Combs has recently been looking to offload one of his two Los Angeles mansions. While the rapper is hoping, in these videos we do, including the Tolucah, this traditional stuff, a chef's kitchen, that's not a Star Island. Let's get to Star Island. Large property of few. Here we go. There's an attached dining area with a 3,000 square.

This is Homeblee Hill, I believe. A detached guest house complete a compound on my next door, a luxury store. This original mansion cost him over $14 million. Two side-by-side mansions. First is his 13,000 square foot. state he bought back in 2003 and the other is the $35 million house next door he snagged of Gloria Estefan this past summer. Remember, his son said, the feds ain't know we owned the shit next door.

The rapper's original mansion cost him over $14 million and is a two-story mega mansion, formerly owned by music mogul Tommy Motola. Inside there's over 19,500 square feet of space with nine beds, 12 baths and features like luxury swimming pool and boat dock. Now Diddy snag the property next door, which was the famous Conga singer Gloria Estefan's property. She and her husband Emilio Estefan still live on Star Island, but this was their second residence and used for family members. Inside, the entire mansion is white themed decor to match the sunshine and ocean surrounding

the home, as well as the exterior, which is also a crisp white. The home was built back in 1940 and upgraded since, featuring hardwood and marble floors, elegant arched doorways and open patio spaces. The house sits on 1.2 acres of land and inside boasts 8,000 square feet of space with six beds, 10 baths, and 240 feet of sparkling water from. One of the living rooms featured a white fireplace and large windows for plenty of views, while the kitchen is spacious with a long center island. Okay, anyway, so this is the star island.

This is the other property. You know what's so funny? Diddy party? backyard bed Did he used to have like this big ass bed that he would put in the backyard? Look, look at this.

Did he has a 40 foot bed in his backyard. Every nigga that was in his bed ain't not one of it. Look, this is a fucking bed in the backyard, bro. I don't want to get copyrighted. Look at this. It's a 40 foot bed.

God damn. Imagine the freakoffs on this shit. God damn. Wait, is that Christian Combs? Yeah, this is him jumping on it before this shit was soaked and seen him in. You feel what I'm saying?

Look at this. Ooh, this is another this is a Diddy party. Is that, Jay-Z? You ain't gonna lie. Every nigga was at this thing of Diddy party. they act like they don't know that nigger now let's pause it when we see somebody we know

Happy birthday Mary you know you was damn well at a ditty party Stop the cap Mary, we see you We love you though Carisha Sean We're gonna get everybody

Who these people I don't know some of these things Is this Quincy? Oh Tiana Taylor hey how you doing Oh, he's a Drake song. Who's this? Who's this? Okay.

I noticed that O.T. Genesis in the back. Who's this? There's a lot of people who kid this shit. Ain't this a nigga, um, Little Meach son or Big Meach son? What about tripping? You're Travis Scott, ain't it? It's lit!

French. Ain't I see Breezy? Okay, is it Swiss? Now I ain't gonna lie. I expect Odell Beckham Jr. would be at some freak off, so I ain't gonna hold you. Who's that got right there? Who's it?

Okay. Okay, okay. Okay. Nah, did he at everybody at his party, man? Niggas acting brand new. Did he got Chris Brown to jump on his bed? Pause. Oh, C-Bose.

Breezy Tiana, Diddy? Yo, chat, I'm salty as hell. I can get to, I can get to go to this shit, right? Shit, might have to save me in an indictment, huh? Anyway, it is, man. Anyway, it's going to my boys. condition. This office is determined to investigate and prosecute anyone who engages in sex trafficking,

no matter how powerful or wealthy or famous you may be. No one should doubt our commitment on that. The feds take Sean Didy Combs into custody, accusing him of racketeering and sex trafficking, the music mogul spending the night behind bars with his attorney vowing to fight for him. I'm going to fight like hell to get him released and he should be released with all that he's done. and come me here voluntarily. I take a look at what life behind bars could be like for Combs and why prosecutors want to keep him locked up.

Welcome to Crime Fix. I'm Ann Jeanette Levy. Telling you that Sean Combs has been indicted on racketeering and sex trafficking charges really isn't a shock. We've been telling you for months that he was under investigation by the Department of Homeland Security, which investigates sex trafficking. But for someone like Combs to go from living in the lap of luxury to being behind bars, that has to be an absolute shock to him. Combs has apparently been in New York since late last week

in anticipation of the indictment. News Nation obtained exclusive video of him talking with his attorney and one of his sons in a park over the weekend. Here's Combs's lawyer Mark Agnifilu outside of court. This is what we've been expecting since the search is in March. He, to his great credit, he voluntarily came to New York. Not a lot of defendants do that. He came to New York to basically engage the court system and start to pay. So somebody said, act, yo, Shannon Sharp Beefer with Cam and Mace. Nah, nah, nah, yeah right. Y'all right?

Y'all right. Y'all right? You're going to get to it? I said, we've been doing, we've been doing ditty for eight hours. Pause, my nigga. Sound like you're trying to give me an indictment, nigga. What you mean? I've been doing ditty for eight hours.

Fuck is you talking. I'm like, so Mark. You're right. I'm going to cue those up for you. I got y'all. Agnefilo said he believes Sean Combs should be released, but federal prosecutors wanted him detained. They claim he's a,

flight risk, and they wrote in a detention letter. Most glaringly, the defendant also poses a significant risk of obstructing justice. Indeed, and as set forth below, during the course of the charged conduct, the defendant has attempted to bribe security staff and threatened and interfered with witnesses to his criminal conduct. He has already tried to obstruct the government's investigation of this case, repeatedly contacting victims and witnesses, and feeding them false narratives of events as described in detail below. Federal prosecutors claim Combs created and ran a criminal enterprise through his businesses, including Combs Global. Here's U.S. Attorney Damian Williams. The indictment alleges that between at least 2008 and the present.

Let's get past this. Yeah, we just want to hear about his conditions. What conditions will, did he face? That's it, bro. Other than that, we're going to Cam and Mace and then we got to go to Richelme Kwan. Okay. Justin Piperney is a prison consultant. He often advises people on how to handle going to prison. So Justin, first off, your thoughts on Sean Combs being scooped up on a Monday night at a hotel when he was expected to turn himself in on Tuesday. Well, he's in real trouble. This case has gone on or the conduct has gone on for a very long time, 2008, continuing till today, according to the government. And clearly they think he's at risk to the community, which is why they're going to ask that he remain in detention. And I know part of the reason they like to arrest defendants who very willingly

would go and surrender and turn themselves in. They like headlines. They like attention. And they want people to know if you break the law, we're going to come and get you, regardless of the time, day, or how much privilege or wealth you might have were coming to get you. They like the show that accompanies arresting people, especially in high-profile cases. even if Sean Combs knew he was going to be walking into a courthouse on a Tuesday. It still has to be a little bit of a shock. Maybe he thought, I'm going to walk into that courthouse, I'm going to surrender. I'll make my initial appearance. I'll make bail. Maybe I'll get a GPS bracelet. But the U.S. attorney wants him to stay behind bars. And I'm assuming they will get what they're asking for. So this has to be a shock to somebody like Sean Combs, who is used to living. in the lap of luxury? It's a shock for anyone whether you're rich or not, but certainly when you have that level of wealth

and things have gone your way for so long and you tend to have when you're rich and famous, a lot of enablers around you who tell you what you want to hear, including potentially lawyers who are telling him what he may want to hear. They might have seen make it seem like it's a formality he's going to get bond. He may still get bond with very heavy restrictions and inability to leave New York with an ankle bracelet monitoring at all times in his mansion.

Some people make fun of home confinement because you can be in a mansion. This is not like a white-collar crime. When people get indicted in a white-collar crime, the headline will say they're looking at 40, 50 years in prison. Then they get sentenced in its 18 months or two years. They love the headlines in this case with racketeering and fraud and arson and everything that's been alleged. When they say 30 or 40 years, that's no joke.

It could be 30 or 40 years in prison if convicted. And not in these cushy minimum security camps. He will be on a higher security prison labeled a sex offender, which presents a whole slew of problems. So his only goal right now was somehow some way to remain free because the risk of serving time in that detention center being isolated because of his status would be devastating. And I'll also say part of the reason the government is arguing

that he should be confined immediately is the obstruction charge, which alleges that after he knew that he was a target, he continued to make choices that exacerbated his struggles. They say he's a menace, Your Honor. We need him in custody. The racketeering conspiracy, charge alone carries a life sentence or a maximum penalty of up to life in prison. So, I mean, this is about as serious as it gets. I think a lot of people, though, after this long of an

investigation, I mean, it had been going on since March. The feds have more than a 90% conviction rate. So they always have their ducks in a row when they issue an indictment. I think a lot of people were wondering, wow, three charges. It's three charges. Maybe they were expecting more. So, were you expecting more to come out of this other than what we're seeing right here? Well, first I'll say a federal investigation since March isn't that long. So they prioritized this. They got there pretty quickly. It doesn't surprise me that it's three charges. What will not surprise me is his continuing to fight. And there is very little willingness of people who are high profile to actually accept responsibility. He has a presumption of innocence.

He has every right to go to trial. Though with the evidence and what we're seeing, If convicted, he's looking at like the R. Kelly scenario, decades in prison. And I hope at some point, if the evidence is so overwhelming, he can say, if I've done something wrong and created victims, how can I make amends beyond just scratching checks? This is also devastating for my family. Is there some path to accept responsibility and plead guilty? Because if he's able to do that, he sets himself up for a scenario where he might not spend the rest of his life in prison. He can actually have some freedom and begin to get on the rights. side of the law and identify with people that he's hurt. The issue is, Sam Bakeman-Fried, Elizabeth Holmes, so many people are Kelly. Despite overwhelming evidence, they continue to go down this path of going to trial, claim that they are the victim. And if and when they lose, a sentence that could be 10 or 15 years. I'm not saying 10 or 15 years isn't a long time, but it's not 40 years or 30 years, which could be in his path. And things will, they'll really get tight for him. I suspect in time, once a lot of these enablers,

You read all about him in the indictment. Enabled the conduct, turn the other way, his partners, business partners. They didn't want to lose their job, the fame that a company is working with him. When some of those people begin as they say, to roll over and cooperate because they don't have his resources. So at some point, they need to say, I need to get on with my life. And I don't want to serve 10 or 20 years in prison. What can I do to potentially get a shorter sentence except responsibility? And if that means cooperating against Sean Combs, so be it.

And you can expect those things to happen. The government's very good at getting people to cooperate. And that could induce some people to plead guilty, though I suspect he's taking it all the way to trial. Well, and I was going to ask you about that, about the so-called enablers mentioned in the indictment. I mean, he didn't, he didn't, according to the U.S. attorney, do this by himself. There was an enterprise. That takes more than one person. And he's having, according to the U.S. attorney, people shipped in for these freakoffs.

I mean, the freak-offs feature very prominently in this indictment. So he didn't do all of this by himself. He wasn't hanging out, you know, handing out. Parker, thank you for the, too. You said I should discuss a possible plea deal. He's, if we're seeing what we're seeing, number one, there's no one else charged. He's the head of an indictment for a criminal conspiracy where he's supposedly the top guy. What does a plea look like?

Like, do you think they did all this to give him five years, 10 years? do you think that Diddy would take 12 years Remember the man to a minimum If he goes to trial is going to be 15 If he's going to take more than 10 Maybe he might be like, yo I don't think a plea is going to be less than 10 So if he's going to look at it

He's going to probably be like, yo I'm going to take this shit to trial I don't really got that much of a criminal history Should I blow trial I don't think he's getting 15, but he might get 20. But I don't think this is a plea situation at this point. Now, Ditty's team is posturing that, yo, we're going to fight it. The prosecutors are posturing that you're going to lose. We have to see one side kind of bend and kind of be like,

hey, we don't have the advantage before we see maybe a possible plea that would even make sense. because right now, why would Did he take a plea? And right now, why would the prosecutors give him a plea? So, plea might come down the road. But again, if you knew this indictment was coming, I'm pretty sure his lawyers talked to the prosecutors, maybe about a plea. They might have even talked to the prosecutors like,

hey, yo, our guy has stuff to offer, maybe a snitch thing, like, you know, a snitch proffer-type plea. the mere fact that, you know, he's locked up and detained right now. I'm not saying it can be where he comes to a plea with the, the, the, the, I'm used to saying state, but this isn't the state, this is feds, with the feds. But I don't think this is a easy plea thing, at least currently, right? He's the head honcho from what everybody's saying, so why give him a plea?

Like, did they give El Chapo a plea? No. Right. So we will see, but there's much more to be unraveled. Drugs by himself to participants, giving IV fluids to freak off participants. I mean, this was going on with the assistance and the help of a lot of people. We already know that Brendan Paul, the guy accused of being his drug mule, has entered a plea in Florida. So he may be cooperating. do you expect that other people already are cooperating if they aren't, you know, or will be soon? Because this has got to send a chill down the spine of a lot of people who were in his orbit. You said that you expect people to be cooperating, but do you think there may already be people cooperating? I think people are already cooperating and help them build their case so quickly. When the FBI shows up, I know because they showed up to my home, one of the first questions they'll ask is, is there anything you'd like to tell us?

That's an opportunity to give the government everything you possibly have with the hopes of getting what's called a 5K1 in the federal system, a cooperation letter to the judge expressing why this defendant is worthy of a shorter sentence. So certainly people are cooperating. And we can't forget, people are enamored with celebrity and stardom in this country. When you have power and influence and you have people who sense an opportunity to make a living and live a lifestyle, they never could have imagined, it's easy to rationalize their conduct. I work for him. It's his decisions. I don't want to lose the payday. These people are complicit.

They're a part of it. And oftentimes these people, in retrospect, will say, I made bad decision. So they're going to get a shorter sentence because they cooperated. And they did what so many high profile people failed to do. Apologize. In these statements from lawyers and Sean Combs, there is very little identification with victims. Even his former girlfriend, he only eventually apologized after it came out on film that he had beat her.

Even in that, it was self-servant. I think he said God or someone forgave him. So it tends to all be about him. And it doesn't help when you have the lawyers enabling the conduct. The lawyer said with all he's done, he should remain free. What has he done since 2008 to demonstrate that he lives as a law-abiding citizen, according to the government? And lastly, I'll say, oftentimes people will plead guilty in federal court,

get a shorter sentence because the judge will say, this went on over a month or two was a crime of passion. You embezzled money three times it was wrong. You're going to be held accountable. They're alleging 16 years to you can't allege. this is out of character for him. Here's what the government's going to say. This is his character to victimize other people.

And worse, he fails to accept responsibility. He makes it all about himself. And that's why he's looking at decades in prison. Do you expect more to come out of this? The U.S. attorney said this is an ongoing investigation, urged people to come forward. Do you expect a superseding indictment? Is this just the beginning? I can't predict if more superseding.

All right, cool. We're going to leave Diddy alone for a bit. Did he, we're leaving Diddy alone, eight hours, actually nine hours and nine minutes later. Yo, nine hours later, I, I think we're good on Diddy, nine hours. Okay. Everybody kept saying, yo, Shannon Sharp is beefing with, with, with, um, Mason Camp. Next day he comes on his show and he's like, basically, hey, buddy. Now, they're beefing over.

Remember, remember Shannon Sharp, you know, everybody think he gay. right by the way shanna sharp bro you know me and you never gonna have no issues right but shana sharp i'm just keep it up being with you bro your stylist is begging to tell tell us you gay bro like that nigga that little stylus nigga you had the little gay nigga you used to bring to court side he's dying to tell us that you was fucking him or he was sucking your dick i'm being honest with you um Shannon sharp stylist look look at this and shit like i'm gonna just keep it up being with you bro Bro, the nigger who you claim, which, by the way, I'm going to just keep it up being with you, Shannon.

Bro, it ain't no straight man who is a football player is bringing a gay man to sit right next to him. Corside, bro. To keep a real, nigga, I'd rather bring a side chick. I'd rather bring a shooter. I'd rather bring anybody but my gay stylist, gang. You feel what I'm saying? Shannon, we know what's up. There ain't nothing wrong with you.

You cool. Listen, we don't mad NFL players do us. You know? Come on So I don't know why Shannon be hiding it Shannon look at you and your nigga At bro come on stop playing Shannon stop playing games with us bro

Shannon I don't care how much You be leaking that you fucking bitches Bisexuality is a thing Yo I live in New Jersey I want you how to all Google This thing right here Like word to the bros Like word like hold on What the fuck? What's shit frozen?

This shit frozen? Like bro We know about shit like this Word to the bro. I live in New Jersey. Everybody know that. Governor McGreevy. We had a governor. This thing was gay as a $2 bill.

The nigga had kids, a wife, everything. They called him. Gay as hell. Bro, listen. Bro, we don't care if you, nigga, you could, nigga, you could record yourself in the pussy. You could put a GoPro on your dick, nigga. We know the vibes, nigga.

We know it's popping with you, bro. Like, come on, bro. Like, nigga, you kicked this. with a gay nigga for like eight years bringing them to the come on like we seen how you hopped out that car nigga like you looked in like the zesty Hulk like come on stop playing bro we know what's up we don't care though like that's the funny thing about it we really don't care we really think you're good at interview we really like your sports takes we don't care that you're gay we might not invite you out when we're trying to get bitches but we don't care that you gay bro let's

keep it to me right anyway look Look, hold on. He told him how he the first gay governor. And he wasn't gay. That nigga was married. Look, Governor McGreevy, New Jersey, married. Wife. Nick, he was married.

He had a wife. Bro, he had a wife. Kids, everything. Bruh. He had kids. And then, look, see, Oprah was like, how could she not have known? How could she not have known that her husband was a governor

liked penis. Look, of all the stunning things that happened to James McGreevy press conference, yeah, he did a press conference. He basically said, I got to find his press conference. McGreevy press conference. Gay. Like, bro, it's cool.

I think he had, like, like, look, bro, it's cool. Like, maddie y'all niggies is gay. We believe, like to keep it real? I think half of the thing is on ESPN is gay anyway. Half of these things look zesty as fuck. I don't know why people are still acting like being gay as a thing. As I keep telling you,

all y'all gay niggins stop acting like is an announcement. We think y'all gay already. Like, Shannon, come on, bro. Like, bro, I don't care how many pushups you do, sit-ups. We don't give two fucks, niggas. Bro, you gay is a $2 bill, gang. We're cool with it. Ain't nothing tripping on it.

We're cool. We fuck with you. Bro, you come out. Tell us you like your stop. Identity. Look. Who I am. This was his, yo, this was the governor in New Jersey, gang.

I'm telling you the truth. He was married to Shorty for eight years. He was gay and shit. As a young child, I often felt ambivalent about myself. I don't care what vocabulary words, this nigga, nigger learn, man. He's just like sucking dick. That's his thing. In fact, I married my first wife, Carrie, at a reasonable source of strength.

Bro, just tells you gay. Unto myself. a reality which is layered and layered with all the, quote, good things. We don't want to hear about no layered reality. Maybe it's tell us you like dick. Yet, at my most reflective, maybe even spiritual level,

there were a point in my life when I began to question what an acceptable reality really meant for me. Were there realities for me? realities from which I was running. Which master was I trying to serve? I do not believe that God tortures any person. Bro, let me not even play this shit, man.

This thing was gay, bro. It's cool. It's nothing wrong with it. Like, I'm just keeping the bean with you, bro. Yo, we'd be acting like these niggas not gay. Brough, y'all know all the gay niggas. Like, let's be honest. Bro, let's keep it a beam.

Like, y'all see the gay niggas acting gay, and then y'all acting like they're not gay. Like, bro, Shannon, we, like, I've been looked at Shann's all this thing, gay. It's cool, though. Like, he do good interviews. I fuck with him. Bro, he gay, who cares? Like, who gives the fucking Shannon gay?

Like, yeah, whatever. Who cares? Bro, like, in my opinion, I, like, I'm not saying this in fact. I just think, all right, bro, we get it, but, like, man, I can see a gay nigga from three million miles away, nigga. Like, I got, like, the telescope for gay niggas, bro. I could see them niggas. I can see them niggas over by Jupiter, nigga, like,

bro, come on, we know you gay, bro, it's cool. So this whole, like, he pretending to be straight. Oh, oh shit Bro, we don't give a fuck We know you fucking niggas, bro Come on, stop playing, bro Like, you don't gotta, Yo, you can fool some people all the time

Can't fool all the people all the time. We know you fucking, Nicky, stop playing. Like, we don't, we don't, My nigga, I don't care If you got a GoPro on your dick, We know you gay, stop playing. Stop it, bro.

Stop it, man, stop it, bro. Like, bro, like, we grown at this point. Nick, you're 50. Y'all niggas got, I don't care what money, let me tell you. You know, if I was gay, bro, I don't care what money that I would get, bro, I would never be truly happy if I can't just tell y'all I'm gay.

Like, real talk. Bro, I have empathy for these people. These things is gay and shit, but they got to act like they straight because they think y'all not going to like him, y'all going ostracize them, or y'all going bully him. Bro, these gay ass things really don't even want to be themselves. It's crazy. You know what I mean? So anyway, yo, Shannon, we know the deal with you, gang.

We don't give two fucks. You're a great interviewer. You got Cat Williams to predict the future We got you, bro Look My nigga like Bro, like a nigga can't even sit like this Next to me on the court side

Bro, like you crazy nigga The seat's a 20,000 nigga The fuck Brough, come on Brof come on bro We know what's up with Shannon Anyway Go back to this shit man

He's talking about me I don't really care if it ain't Joe Rogan Orrin or ain't the Kelsey Broers everybody else is underneath me So So Shannon Sharpe sneak this Cam and Mace basically saying he don't respond to niggies underneath him if they're not the Kelsey brothers of Joe Rogan he don't give a fuck that's cap bro he just bro you know

that Cam and Mace can't yo Shannon Sharp you don't talk sports at this point let's just keep it to be you don't talk sports you talk like you like Wendy Williams and it's cool because I'm like Wendy Williams it's fine we all talk gossip I would go listen to Cam and Mays talk sports more than I go to you at this point you know I mean like I of course go listen to you on on um first take but that shay-shay club that shay club is like some gossip shit bro like at least cam and mace on it is what it is bro they're talking literal motherfucking sports for the most part right they're cultural though they're rappers but they're talking sports bruff you talking all type of bullshit on it anyway this point cam and mace was just like yo nigga you leaked a video or

stayed some shit where like your video went live while you supposedly fucking a girl like it's a little odd he responded to kind of their job at him by saying I don't we don't respond to niggas who's beneath us he's talking about Cam you can't play with Cam like that

stop playing Kelsey wrote once again the white man is the only person that you will listen to again oh Shay say

sometimes I think about what you said Put your glasses on Put your glasses on You can't go live without pushing like four or five buttons. You get capped it, bro. You got to push like four buttons to go live. You know how you pocket down somebody and you'd be like, oh. I called you by accident.

Yeah, because you got to get a joint, you pocket down a lot, of course. Because it's just you hit the button. Live, you got to go to Instagram. Then you got to go to post. Then you got to go to live. Then you get to make sure that you want to go live. You got to hit four things to go live. And to me, that was my.

He ain't go viral in a little minute. And he's like, yo, let me go viral. Because look, let's check out the whole scenario, America. Look, first of all, I have a few things to say about this. The vocals is too clear. How you hear it that clear if you're right not next to your phone? Sound like he had a mic, Larry was selling me. It sounded like he had to hear.

It's mad clear. You know what I'm saying? That's first and foremost. Secondly, you go up and apologize, but at the same time with your apology, you said, yo, Chad, I told you I get it in, man. I told you, I told you, I told you, I'm getting in.

So you apologize and the ESPNWI, then you're bragging. Thirdly, you say, you know who called me today? Cat Williams, he said, you ain't gay today. Why are you going to make an announcement? You ain't gay. If people say you gay, whatever, I don't think you need to make an announcement. I won't think a lot of my career. People would be like, hey, Kim is gay, Kim is gay.

And I'd be like, bring him over around and see what happened. if you bring him up around or your sister. Let's see how gay I am. I don't need to make an announcement that I'm not gay. I'm not saying Shannon Sharp is gay or isn't gay. I don't care what is sexual preference. Yo, let me tell you how this, man. Cameron, yo, you know, I always say when it comes to hip-hop media,

I think me and Big Joe Bunn is number one, UNO and dose, whatever you want to call it, I don't care. But let me tell you this, we do be lucky that Cameron is not really in hip- pop media he do sports cameron is one of the top five funniest niggas of all time stop playing like this is facts like you can't outroast cameron cameron's a type of nigger like cameron roast me i'm i'm gonna i'm just probably just eat that pause like no no no you know i mean i got to say no no more because you know he from harlem stop play yo y'all can't outrose cameron cameron kill everybody that's a fact yo cameron was killing j z back in the day nigg on swaggerjacket this stop playing

cameron is that guy okay i'm sorry he's roasting that thing is Shannon right now too. I think this whole thing was staged. You know what happens after that? You're talking about, oh, y'all crashed the site, all my merch sold out. All of a sudden, now all the merch sold out after, or after you on IG Live grunting.

So I told you. Yeah, man, I think this was a point. I think it's a Ponzi scam. But if it worked for you, it worked for you. But that's my personal opinion. This was a Ponzi. Me and church, big church was talking about it. all of a sudden you apologize

bragging, merch sells out you're not gay it's too much going on in one Instagram of joint Let me say this Coacho People trying to say it was stage

So let me say this Today I just lost an interview on club Shayshay that would have been the most visible person I would have been able to interview today They said no

We got six and seven figure sponsors and advertisers saying, well, Shannon, we don't know if we want to continue this relationship. I'm about to be, my company, Shea-Shea Media is about to be a free agent. So that means nightcap and club She-She-She, I'll

be able to take it wherever we want to go, Hojo. Could stay with the volume. That's a very, very strong possibility I'll stay with the volume. So let's just say, y'all want to think I would, I'll be willing to risk that. So next five to seven years. But now I'm going to be

honest with you, Shannon Sharp, you just made a great business point 100% like why would you risk it I'm gonna keep it a bean with you though Shannon bro I don't know what it is about you like bro mad niggas think you gay bro I'm just keeping the bean

they just think you gay like I'm gonna keep it a hundred like I'm gonna be honest with you like I don't know do y'all think I'm gay like I don't know like I'm Jamaican though so it's like if I had like 80% of the internet and I'm not talking about all the

I'm talking about niggas. Like, because again, Shannon, not the majority of people think you gay. It's niggas think you gay, bro. If niggas think I was gay, I'll probably crash out because I am Jamaican. I can't be having that type of type of shit on my name. Like, I'm, I was really born in Spanishown Hospital in Jamaica, bro. I'm not, you're not about to call me gay every time. Like, you're not going to call me, you know what I mean?

Like, uncle shit. Like, you're not about to act. You're not about to play with me some type of way. Now, granted, me personally, I'm not dropping a sex thing to prove that I'm, I'm not gay. But I understand, bro, at the end of the day, you know the crazy thing when I hear of Shannon Sharp? Your Shan Sharp,

bro, you got way more money than me, and nigga, at a certain point you get to, you say, fuck money. You don't want people playing with your name. Bro, you can have all that money, but if niggas keep calling you fucking gay and no disrespect to people who gay, but if you not gay,

you won't get offended, nigga. That's what it is. So I don't know if you gay, and you don't want to admit it, or you're not gay, and you just really talk. But regardless, fuck the money, fuck the business. Because put it like this, if they asked me,

and it was like a deal to do some shit with like a clear bateman, like motherfucking, what's that nigga name? The big broadback, silverback, gorilla nigga. What's that thing you name? The Carisha Best, what's that thing you name, man? Saucy Santana and I got to look gay for $5 million. All right, let's put more money on it.

$10 million, $15 million. Now I don't want to look gay. I'm good. Like I'm rich. You rich. Everybody rich. Like, bro, we just not fit to make our personal integrity go out the window. So it's not about money.

So when you talk about why would you stage something, I'm not saying you did. But I'm going to keep it a being with you. Niggum, my pride and my own like, you know, just manhood as a point is like, man, man, fuck the money. It's like, I got money already. Brigh, and I'm not about to keep calling me homosexual. and I'm not homosexual. That's what I would say. I don't know about you.

So it's not a good response to say, oh, you're losing money by doing that. Bro, you're getting, bro, you got, I told, I made the prediction. You got five, 10 million dollars off the cap man interview already. Brough, after a while,

money is just like what comes with because you're successful. Bro, if you're not gay, you don't want to call you gay. And if you gay, but in denial, you definitely don't. no one needs to call you gay. So I can see you risking.

I'm going to keep it to being. Potential, 120 to $200 million. You think I would be willing to risk that. Now, granted, he is talking about hundreds of millions. I'm going to give him that too. All right, I, Shay, Shay. I'm going to keep it to be. And also another thing, I've just got to keep it 100, bro.

Yo, Shannon Sharp, bro, ain't no straight nigga going by no name of Shayshay. That's a fact. Bro, it's true. You're my man's. Like, pause. Like, not my man's like that. Like, bro, I'm just saying, like, I fuck with you. your content. I watch it all the time. Like, I think you're dope. I think your taste you dope.

Everything, like, I don't know about what you do with your dick or what you do with your person, but I'm going to be honest with you. If my man's told me his name Uncle Shays, I'm going to be like, yeah, you Uncle Gay-Gay. Like, bro, this kind of kind of feel a little suss. I get that. Shannon, you got to understand, bro, it's a black culture at the end of the day that's judging you. Like, I don't think middle America or white people care about if you're gay straight. They probably prefer if you gay. Real talk. you you just you care about what niggas is saying yeah yeah well you know what niggies the same i don't know no

nigga i go by the name shay-shay i don't know no nigger who dressed like that i don't know no nigger who got these mannerisms so you i don't know if you're really gay right but you fall it into their trap so you're going to have to pick aside stand on whatever it is if you're not gay and you don't give a fuck and tell me this to suck it well please actually don't tell you a nigga to suck you nothing but at least stand on and be like they don't go fuck what i say but if you're trying to convince niggis i'm gonna be honest with you um you can't convince niggis with an action like oh i'm in pussy you know why every time they watch you your mannerisms and i'm not listen this is not me saying i think you're gay i don't about i don't think you'll ever respond

nobody's saying i think you're gay but black people look at your mannerisms your nickname your dressing style and you could you can say it's a cultural problem but it screams to them gay that's what it is so you don't cure that problem by dropping a tape of you fucking a girl because we know gay niggas fuck bitches too you you change that by not being gay or not not not being it well not acting gay in in black people standards and i'm not saying black people standers are right. But they think you gay because you're wearing all them tight-ass clothes. The way you walk look a little suss.

You're going by the name Uncle Shay-Shay. You with a flaming homosexual that you bring in the courtside. It's a lot of, it's like, niggis is just looking at it. You know what I mean? Now, granted, again, I don't even give a fuck if you're gay. You feel what I'm saying? Because, bro, like, I really like your content. That's really what it is.

But it's clearly bothering you. Like, I ain't even going to lie. Shit. If you told my 200 million, I know I'm straight as a, nigga, I'm straight as an arrow. Y'all niggas can say whatever about me. Niggins, let me get up to that level. But, you know, me, I don't got an identity crisis with myself.

I don't go to sleep and wonder if I, like, pussy or dick. Like, I know what it is. I know what it is. So I don't know if he's going to crisis with himself, but it ain't for me to judge. You know what I'm saying? It's not for me to judge. Um, yeah. To do this.

I mean, I want you guys, because there are some guys that have, because everybody does podcasts, uh, LaBelle, they don't make money. You don't make money unless you got advertisers and sponsors. Let's just say for the sake of argument, I was an upstart podcast and I wanted to get people's attention. Now I do that. Now it makes sense. Now you can now you have a legit argument.

All y'all that's talking about I did this was stage. I'm on top of you. Hmm. Pause. Pause. Pause. Yeah. Yo, Ocho, you get it. Pause, nigga. Yeah, yo, Ocho, we gonna blame this on you, gang. I'm gonna keep it a bean with you.

Yo, I think Shannon Sharper's a older nigga. I don't know if he bisexual, straight, whatever, but if he really is straight, he don't like niggas. Bro, he just got that old nigger swag, and he's culturally unaware. I think he like white women, if you ask me. Actually, is that Michelle girl? He was fucking white.

No, bro. Anyway, Shant, I mean, Ocho, you just got to teach this nigger that in black culture we mad judgmental. And there's a slight, like, hint of homophobia that always persist. Whether we told my rap, whether we're talking about, like, bro, niggies was trying to question if John Morant was gay as hell. That nigga hit a three-point of dunk on 15 niggas, and all of a sudden he's like, like, we like, is this nigga gay? Like, real talk. We, we, This black culture, you know what it is? We're like, yo, what's up with this thinger, man? Like, to keep it real, that might have been one of the reasons

that they got to pull a blicky out in the club. Like, yo, we mad, judgmental as black people, right? Like, we really shouldn't give a fuck. But sometimes we identify with these people so much. We're not, we almost trying to identify with them like, oh, nah, he's like the bro. Oh, no, he's straight like me. Like, we almost care about your sexual eye, which we shouldn't. You know what I mean?

like we'd be watching a lot of these white gay ass things and we don't give a fuck if they're gay when they're white but when we black you know what it is when you black we call you uncle we don't want to have no gay ass uncle like no disrespect we just don't want it i'm sorry so so we so we just don't want it so we like we almost like judging you on your sexuality type shit we shouldn't give a fuck we shouldn't you know what i'm saying we call a black nigger our uncle unc what up unc right like nobody want to have the come on bro you You know what it is. Nigger, like, it's reality shit.

Shana Sharp, old as fuck. You know what the fuck going on. Maybe he ain't been around black culture that much, which, come on, bro, like, niggis old as shit. He's older than me. I get it. He should get it. I get it.

He should get it. He should absolutely get this. Bro, like, this is a problem with our culture. We care about the sexuality of the people who we look up to when we fuck with. Bro. I don't, yo, right now they always say LeBron and Jordan. If we find out that LeBron like sucking cock, No way we we gonna be like this thing you're not even better than Alan Iverson, bro

Ain't no way we could put a nigga who was sucking cock on his on his off day Better than Allen like bro. That's what it is like you this is this is part of our culture Sorry, sorry. This is what it is bro It's an imperfect culture But it's a culture we all survive all and we all whatever. I hope I hope it changes at some point We're getting mad homosexual gay ass niggas popping up we got I got niggies like, what's that thing your name? Old Count, Old Town, Country Road, what's that thing?

A little Nause. We got mannays like that. So, like, hopefully this doesn't become a big deal all the time. But yeah, these days, the way how black culture is, when we see an older person, we call them Unk. We have a family aspect too. Oh, that's Unk. Oh, that's Sis. That's Sis right there.

Oh, that's the bro. Yeah, because of those connotations, yeah, we do kind of care. Like, we're not going to say the. bro is a nigga who likes sucking cock. I'm sorry. Like, again, hopefully we get past that. And this is some ignorance. I'm not going to lie.

It's hell of ignorance. But it's ignorance in terms of the culture. I'm just trying to admit it for people who is in an aisle. Like, yeah, bro. Yeah. Yeah. Now, granted, if Shannon Sharp likes sucking penis, does it matter when he's given great sports take?

No. Does it matter when he's asking great questions in pop culture type interviews? No. But I guarantee you won't call him. Unk no more. Y'all call gay niggas unk? Y'all won't. Y'all would call that thing by his full fucking name,

nigga, maybe middle initial two. Shannon S. Sharp. You wouldn't call him unc no more. Anyway, let me get off in this shit before. You know what I mean? The gay nigga started smoke signals saying, act don't fuck with us because I got no problem with none of y'all. Nobody. Period.

All right. You know, hey, okay, let's just say we, we, We climb on a mountain and I'm at a higher stage than what you guys are. Right. The only people that can say, if Joe Rogan wants to say, it was staged, I was trying to catch him. Okay. If Alex Cooper call your daddy, I haven't been to argue with her.

She's gotten two or three hundred million dollar contract. We know what Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan is the top of the food chain. The Kelsey Brothers, New Heights. But bro, who? just to refute a rumor would be willing to forego potentially $200, $200 million. I've got six figure and seven figure sponsors to say, I'm sorry, Shannon. Shannon, Brad, what you saying is bullshit, man.

Let me tell this, man, that money. I don't care how much millions are we talking about to be living a lie. Bro, that's hell. I don't care how much money you got. We've seen it with other people who got money, but still crashed out. Bro, half of the reason why I did he into the fuck shit he's into is because allegedly the nigger bisexual. The nigga got a billion dollars. But he can't really be the bisexual nigger.

Allegedly he is. So he started to create these weird perverse type of sexual fantasies that turns into freak-offs that he could watch a nigger, but act like he's watching his bitch. he called it a freak off he jacking off how you know he jacking off to cassie you don't think he's looking at a nigga he's telling her get the niggis with the biggest dick that's what he's saying i swear i'm not making this up so what i'm saying is that if you got billionaire niggas who got some other shit going on and they're jeopardizing their whole shit to create fantasies that they could still be seen as normal oh i'm i'm normal i'm just take that take that

but really I'm bringing in men to fuck the same girl. Like, first of all, every straight man, with all due to all y'all females, bro, we like changing females out. You know what we never heard with, did he? He wasn't trying to change the females out in whatever particular freakoffs. He was changing the niggas out.

Come on, bro. What that sound like to you? A nigga like, come on, dog. Yo, what is saying is? Yo, show me a nigga. I can show you a bad bitch. He's tired of fucking. So even the baddest girl in the world, if you've been fucking her constantly for the 10 months,

he's tired of fucking her. All right, cool. He might try to cheat and do some other shit. Diddy wasn't switching out Cassie, bro? Now, obviously, he did freak off for other women, too. I ain't going to lie. But the only people who specifically he was bringing in were men. Like, come on, dog.

What that sound like to you? What type of nigger need to see other niggas and different niggas? and different niggas fuck the same girl. Maybe a nigger that like niggas. Like, come on. Bro, come on, bro. That's all I'm trying to say.

I don't know why y'all... I'm making sense. What I'm saying is that Shannon Sharp just made a point to say who would jeopardize a fortune to prove a point to stupid niggis. Diddy did that?

Diddy could be like, Yo, I'm a bisexual male. Cassie, I fuck you here. I fuck Carisha here. I fuck Gina here. But also, I want to be with the men over there and I want to fuck with them or watch them fuck something. Because I get off at them.

Bro, you know what he did? He mixed it all together, drugged a couple bitches, lied to everybody, paid niggas, flew people out. And you know what happened? He's sitting in fucking federal jail because it's sex trafficking. If he just kept it a bean, yo, Cassie, all right, tonight, I want some pussy.

Tomorrow, I want some, what niggas got? I don't even know what the fuck he would say. I want some, what the fuck? I want some man ass. I don't know what the fuck he would say, but damn, if he kept it a bean, he wouldn't be in fucking jail. Let's keep it on it. Let's keep it on it. Did he in jail because he tried to mix the shit?

Oh, I could seem cool. and I could not seem weird. I could seem provocative because I got the girl, but I get, I really jerk off at the, man, your ass is sitting in jail down, man. You should have fucked them niggies on,

on your doly by yourself. Fuck Cassie by yourself. Just tell her the truth. Like, yo, I fuck pussy, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. I fuck man booty on Tuesdays, Thursdays,

and the weekends. Nigger would have not been in jail, bro. I'm just saying these niggas is gay as shit. I'm not talking about Shannon Sharp specifically. I just see these niggins acting mad gay, but like we keeping them in a box. Like we're forced, yo, we forcing niggis like ditty to fuck bitches.

This thing I want to fuck niggis. Shannon Sharp, bro, why you not claiming your stylist, gang? Like, yo, look, look what the stylist said about this thing right here. This is crazy. Where's the post? Got it? Oh, that nays are plain. First of all, I haven't going to lie to you.

No homo, bro. But, like, I ain't bringing no nigga named Hollywood Muggler to the... Come on, bro. Bro, like, listen to the name, gang. Hollywood Muggler. You're bringing that niggit to a... Come on, bro. Bro.

Stop playing with me, dog. Like, come on, bro. Stop playing, bro. Your nigger name is Hollywood Muggler, bro. Stop. Bro. And I'm not, I got no problem with gay stylists. I could admit, I had, yo, one of them looks I had for everyday struggle was a gay nigga.

Real talk. Like, a gay nigga came in for everyday struggle. He chefed up everybody. Look, the look was cool. Feel me? Not bringing him a court side. We could have, yo, just give me the looks, pause, and that's it. Nigger, we're not going to be, like, Shannon Sharp with this nigga, like, what are he called again?

Who the other gay nigga we're talking about? What's the other gay nigga? gay nigga who fucked um will smith wife i'll be forgetting what's the gay nigga that fucked wilsmith's wife august houseina brov brough i'm not taking the gay nigga on the fucking yacht both of us shirt off told him out i just found a new way to show love like what the fuck is you talking about dummy nigga you gay it's all good anyway let me find this shit let me find a shit

bro, I don't know anything against gay people, bro. I'm, like, these niggas just be acting too much closeted, bro. Like, shot to the gay stylist, bro. Like, but it's clear like Shannon Sharp was like, come on, bro. Nigel, yo ex-stylus that you was taking to front row seats, nigga, starts talking about accidentally going live when you have to open the app, swipe right, then swipe left twice, hit the button. It's absolutely insane.

Bro, he's telling niggas, bro. Shannon is acting like he's straight Like he gay as fuck you used to see him with me He stopped being with me Like come on Bro, we know what it is Look The nigga was dropping all type of hints

Look He posted again He says First of a nigga Your stylist name's Hollywood Muggler Come on stop playing bro Him Please don't stir up any drama

Me Crying type shit Hollywood muggler mood y'all stop letting people playing y'all face basically saying like come on we know Shannon on that come on

he said yo so much I want to say but nah I'll wait to the right I think it said time let me let me show it I can see that pause no like no diddy like no oh what the fuck

did I click off him no yeah uh he said wait to the right time it's below I can't get this thing off because I logged him.

He said one last thing. I don't even know what this mean, bro. I don't even know what this mean, bro. Man, let me just get off of this topic. Man, y'all niggas know what it is with these niggas, bro? Like, come on, bro. What I'm trying to say is that we just don't give a fuck no more. We don't want no announcements.

We know you niggies is gay. We don't need no announcements. We know y'all are gay. We don't need to hear about your lover. Just rock out, but you don't need a lot of this neither. We're good. It's straight. Like, we could tell you what gay before you popped out.

with homie. Nigger, we seen it. Y, yo. I've seen him do it. Well, pause. Actually, pause on that. Paul. Yeah, we didn't see nobody do.

Shit. Fuck that. Hold on. Ah, damn. I can't play none of the soundboard. All this shit is pause. I was going to do that. I fell out of my knees.

Hell now. That's pause, too. Listen. Frux. Yeah, we see what you up to. Fruits. Exactly. It's all good.

It's all good. Damn. Anything I was about to play on soundboard was going to get me crazy. in trouble. Can't play no fell down to my knees when the suss came. It's all good. Anyway, we don't care, bro.

Like, honestly, we really just don't care. Like, shout to Shannon Sharp. Shout to your gay lover or a lesbian lover. You can keep denying it. We don't care. We don't care. Okay? Whenever you're ready to come out, it's cool.

Okay? Whatever. We're not forcing you out. Whenever you're ready to come out. It's cool. Um, I bet. That bullshit. Let me go to Richelme Quampfio.

Real quick. I just want to see if, um, apparently a lot of people spoke. Let me see what's up. The choir was buzzing. Uh, rich homie Kwan heard about it as he was riding past the service. And I'll never forget, he walked in. Storytelling and rapping.

And the compassion of our community in the city of Atlanta. And this letter is signed by our 61st mayor of the city of Atlanta, the Honorable Mayor Andre Dickens. You know, to love Atlanta is to love the people of Atlanta. Hey. And I want to lead you to the... I mean, it's really self-explanatory if you hear.

I ain't really much to say about it. Crazy. Life stuff? Crazy, too. You always said you was top three and not three. And now the time is calling the show what the spot is really at. I love you guys.

Oh, these kids, bro, this thing looks so much like a rich homie. God damn, rest and peace, Rich Homie Glaw. We love you, my brother. Gio, kill, kill him. Kill a Mike to the stage. Good afternoon. I'm in my travel clothes, so forgive me. It's a family for not being properly dressed.

I didn't even understand why I got the call. I'm here first to speak on the behalf of just the black community here because we've done a good job in this city in the big city of Atlanta and the small city of city South Fulton we've done a good job being examples that you can be anything you want to beat you can be a little boy who wants to play baseball you can train you can develop a discipline that although it doesn't lead you to the major leagues it leads you to the major leagues in music

and you can be an example for young people after you. Anything is possible in this city. And Corey and Tammy have showed us that by the product that they produced. I want to thank them as parents for giving their child the stability that would give those beautiful children the confidence to know that they're competent to do anything they want. Not people might as well, who is that up there?

My name is Michael Rinder. I'm Denise's son. And like Tammy's son, I sang and danced for a living. Like Corey's son, Michael and Anthony and my fathers have watched proudly from the audience. And they've suffered some for me too. I'd just like to say that we're not burying a musician today.

You're burying a man. You're burying a man who was a student, who was a student at Fort Valley, who was a baseball player, who was a son to a mother and a father, who was a father to children, who was a loving companion by what the internet said to a few women.

But the women that gave him his children, he treated with honor and respect. I had never been in that man's presence and seen him disrespect. And I've been, and I'm not going to take long in two minutes. I'm going to say this to Atlanta. I didn't know him intimately. I didn't know him as a home boy. I wasn't hanging out in the studio.

I judged him by the fruit he was, the tree that he fell from, his mother and his father. Everywhere I went in this city, you hear their name in high praise and honor. And everywhere he carried their name, it was in high. high praise and honor. So to young people in the room, I want to say carry your parents' name in a way that when it's said, it's going to be honorable and high praise. I've never heard his father or his mother's name spoke lowly because I've never heard his name. I would like to say, see, because a lot of us in the music industry, our lawyers, our account, and stuff, they'd be people to have a certain faith. They be Jewish folks. So I asked my account one time, I want to go to one of

your high and holy days with you. He took me to Yom Kippur. And for those who y'all have followed the Abrahamic religions, Jewish Christianity, Islam. One of the greatest things we've taught in those religions is forgiveness and grace. And I stand here in front of two amazing parents and an amazing community that produced him, but also, man, I stand here in a room full of some people. They was his rivals about 19 years ago. And they got over that rivalry and they forgave each other and they lived. He was an example of grace. He was an example of grace. He was an example of mercy and forgiveness, not only in what he gave and what he was willing to exceed, he then let his pride and his ego and his security get in the way of being a good man.

And I want to tell the young men that are in this room, some that were, man, righteously all the way down, some that was rivaled and got righteously out of down later. You guys are leaders now. You guys are the lead in the fashion he led. If his trouble, just get quiet and disappear and pop back up in the year. If you'd want to disrespect each other, find a room to go to and talk to each other, not in front of of other people so your pride and ego don't have to leave. We have an example in what this young man showed us because a lot of times the people who lean into alcohol, the people who lean into

things that will soothe our pain are the most sensitive people. And I stand before you today as a child of an addict. And I'm here to tell you my mother was so sensitive to the thoughts and feelings of other people around her that she carried a weight on her. And musicians, a lot of times when we're writing, we're writing and we understand this out of our experiences, but our writing comes from the experience of those around us. So believe me, that smile that he had carried the weight that you have, the smile that he walked around with sometimes masks a shattery, hurt thing, and he still gave the audience's joy and love and laughter. So I want to say to us, forgive yourself for your own addictions. Because as you can see, I like sugar a lot.

Forgive yourself for your own misgivance. Forgive your mothers. Forgive your fathers. Forgive your uncles. Forgive your aunts. Forgive yourself. And move forward how he moved forward. When he reemerged, he reemerged smiling.

He reemerged with songs. He reemerged forgiving and being accepted and being forgiven by those he had had issue with. He reemerged like a man. So I want to challenge all the black men in here to let's be more like the icon we call corn. Let's be someone who brings honor to our mother and father. Let's be a good example for our children. And let's make sure that we forgive ourselves so we don't drink ourselves to death. Let's make sure we forgive ourselves so don't we chase folly till we go on. Let's make sure that

when we have a group of people in this room that much like our contemporaries, who call themselves Jewish people, that we come with the spirit of I beg your pardon. We, we young Kapoor, I don't you know how to spell it. But I know how to spell. I beg your pardon. And I promise that I'm going to find someone I transgress against and someone who might have transgress against me. And I'm going to this week say, I forgive you. And if you'll forgive me, I accept your forgiveness. Because all I could think about is I sat here and watched this. This young man never stooped low. He always stood up high. If he'd best, he stepped on your foot, he'd say, excuse me. If you felt like he did something wrong, even if it took a few months, they'd pop up and he'd beg your

and he'd allow you to be forgiven and he'd forgive. So I just want to hope in the rest of my life how many days I have left that I'm a lot more like Corey and Tammy's son, that I'm forgiven, that I bring people joy, that I bring people laughter. So I would just like to offer my deepest condolences on behalf of me and my family. I'd like to say to everyone in this room that Atlanta is a truly special place, that includes South Fulton. I'd like to say black people in this room, we have an opportunity to do it different. We have an opportunity to bring honor to his name by forgiving one another. We have an opportunity to get out straight.

And I would challenge us to do it because I love y'all so much. And he's gone. He's in the presence with the Lord now. So that means he's probably looking at us on a remote control TV from heaven. And he expects us to do better than we've been doing. I want to tell Atlanta, I love you. I like to tell Corey and Tammy, thank you for loaning your son to the world. I want to tell his children, thank you for allowing your father to be an example for us.

because so many days, I'm sure he was away, singing and dancing. I want to tell the woman and the women that loved him, you couldn't help it, baby. He was lovable. And I'd just like to say to coin, man, I never got to tell you this, but I told you I wanted to see you and talk to you about something, but it's good for the room to hear. I heard you talk about getting an advance on your album, and the wisest thing you had said to anybody.

You said, I told them I don't want all the money up front. Just give me something every month so that I can sustain myself. And I want to say to black people in this room, that was one of the greatest lessons I've heard every entertainer say. Let's be more conservative with what we do with our finance so we can give our children the stable life that Corey and Tammy gave him. Because that is the only way we will produce strong young men and women like the one we're sending to our Lord to day. I love you all in Jesus' name. I pray that you all leave strong and healthy. To my swimsims in the building, Slam ala. Thank you guys for being here as well, and I look forward to seeing y'all soon. Tammy and Corey, thank y'all so much.

Wow, beautiful. Killer Mike, you're phenomenal. Wow, phenomenal. And Corey, in their relationship is that it will, thank you. Look, effortless, but those of us who are close to Kwan know just how much effort. he put into everything that he did. He showed us that it wasn't just about the destination, but it was also about the journey. Watching Kwan evolved from the kid recording

at his mom's house to a global superstar. DJ is gonna keep spinning Kuan. We can never let Kuan name die ever. His legacy is still going in. Good morning. My name is Rocco. Quarn, someone that I held very near to me. I want to start by saying Quorn was that guy and he knew it, you know.

In the room he went in, he lit it up. You know, I remember seeing Quine one day. I was going through something. I had some of my mind, you know. I was frowned up, you know. By the time I left Quine, I'm laughing, joke, you know, that's just Quine. You know, he lit it up, you know. And it's hard for me, you know, because that was my...

my boy, it's my brother, you know what I mean? And, um, but, uh, I got a crazy story. So, Carl, I got a call from Korn. He was like, you know, Korn talked fast. He was like, big bro, I need you. I'm doing my anniversary. I'm tapping. I need you.

Oh, come up, pop back. So I'm like, but, you know, I'm from Atlanta, so I understand. I understood them. I was like, I'm in there, you know? I'm in there with you. But I'm a translator. He was like, big, bro, I'm doing my anniversary party at the tabernacle, I need you to pop out with me.

You know what I'm saying? That's what he said. So, and, um, so fast forward, we do the show. He bring me out, you pass the mic off to me. I'm in the old with him. We rocking. I look back through my periphery. You know, I see corn, corn over. He's standing on something. He dancing. He rapping all my words. You know, that just gave me that extra energy to turn up some more and go harder, you know. And, um, that's the type person he was, you know. and we're going to always hold Quine in their light. Coyne is forever goaded in this city. We're going to champion Quine forever.

We're going to keep Quine music straight. I appreciated that because when you move to different places, you really don't have family out of state. And I was accepted by them. So I want to tell you, Corey, that meant everything to me. And I'm honored to be here to speak at your son's funeral. I'm honored to be here because... How y'all doing? How y'all doing?

Pastor, I ain't gonna be long. I see it on your face. You're like, what I'm here for? First out, we want to say God is the greatest. All right. And when I talk, I talk with passion. So I want you all to bat with me. Listen closely.

Mother. Mama. I call your mama. We've been introduced since 2003. Big bro. So, you know, it's real family. Corey, we're going on. Y'all gave us an icon.

Y'all gave us a legend. You know, we all don't borrow time. So the things that he accomplished while he was here, we want to let y'all know that we're going to continue on his legacy. And even through the small amount of time, it made a big impact. You understand? And I know he's the head of the household, and a lot of people in here is probably questioning.

Now, there's two ways to ask questions. The first way to ask questions is you're asking because you're trying to learn the knowledge so you can apply it to future understandings. And the second way to ask questions is you're questioning because you want to question the reasoning for what's going on. And the second way of questioning can be disobedience. So we always have to go with the first way of how we ask questions, not why is this happening, not why is this happening to me. No, we have to ask God, what is the purpose?

What is the lesson? How do I apply this to my future understanding? Because this is the end. He's at peace. One day we too shall do this. He's still leading. He said, I got to go to see what's going on. But as you can see, I'm still leading.

You shall follow. So at the end of the day, y'all, Mom, I want to let you know because we talked yesterday. And when we talked yesterday, I was just observing, and I want you to know that you are being obedient. The way you spoke, your energy, the way you talk. Your head. Coya said it yesterday. She said, I'm going off how my mama going. But how you move, Emma, is how we're supposed to move during these times.

Because all the morals and the doctrines, this is the only time that we really apply it. When we hurt Job. Everybody going to read the book of Job. Just read the book of Job. He took everything from Job. He kept snatching everything from Job. And Job, like every Christian that, you know, everybody like, you know, put so much good into the world. Why? There's so much bad coming to me. He's like, you know what,

I ain't really been bad to nobody. I just want to talk to him. I want to ask him why. Why he doing this to me? God looked at him and said, who are you talking to? Why not you? This is the time for you to praise my name. This is the time for you to tell the other people through the midst of pain. I'm the one that's giving you the strength, fool. So when people think you crazy, mom, you ain't crazy. You being obedient. And I'm here to tell the family, big bro, so it's time to be obedient. It's time to take charge. Because I know the twilight zone is real, but guess what?

It's real. This is the real. And I understand the pain. This is a familiar pain. And I'm here to tell you as a soldier, I'm scrapped up with you. I'm ready to fight with you. You understand? So continue to be a leader to the family.

Listen, it ain't over with y'all. It ain't over with it. He did what he was supposed to do. We all don't borrow time. Nobody in here know how they're going to leave. But when you leave and we meet our maker, we want to make sure, hey, wasn't I obedient? Didn't I do the best I could?

So we're going to keep his name alive and I want to tell the family, I love y'all, and I'm here with you forever. Keep God first, everybody. Quine, I love you, bit, bro. you're a legend. I'm first, right next to that's right too. My dad, Corey Lamar, came into my life when I was three years old, which means that three years old, I gained a brother.

Well, too, but I wouldn't meet Duke until later. Quine and I always had a unique bond. I never would have imagined that my brother would blow up to be a global icon and legend. This is the same person who had asked me to call my mom and our dad while they were on a date night to see if he could use the car to go get me McDonald's. I never asked for McDonald's and I don't think he was going back with food, but they already told you about his women. This is the person who told me and Duke we were just playing boot camp in the basement, just so he could turn the treadmill up to 15 and watch us fly off. I still have the scars on my back to prove it.

This is the same jokester who hid behind my parents' door for God knows how long just to jump out and terrify the crap out of me so that I could go running, screaming, and crying into my dad's arms. I never would have guessed that same brother and Jokster would have such a major impact on hip hop culture, black culture, Atlanta, and the world. But he did. I remember when Kwan first blew up, I was 16. My dad had just bought me a silver convertible beetle. I would ride up the hill to Mays High School

with the top drop to type away. Rain, sleek, hot, cold, snow, it did not matter. While I always thought he was talented and it was cool to have a brother who was a celebrity, he was never rich homie Kwan to me, just my brother. I take comfort in the fact that the last conversation we had two days before he passed, we were starting to plan our dad's 55th birthday celebration in Miami.

The last words he said to me were, I love you, sis. We never think about the mortality of our siblings. Our parents, grandparents, and other elders, maybe. But a brother at 34, never. My lesson in this is make sure you hold your loved ones tight and tell them you love them often, so that when God calls them home, you're at peace knowing the relationship y'all had the love y'all shared and that they're resting easy

with god in heaven until we meet again i love you quang wow so incredibly uh tough watching the siblings you know it's much easier watching like keel of mike and dc young fly talk but like the the sister i think these are the immediate family that they're speaking about quan rest in peace quaint i'm I'm gonna play it. Greetings. How are you about doing today? A little quiet in here, I ain't it? I'm not here to talk about no memories.

I'm just speaking. Progress. The verb definition of progress is to move forward or onward in a space of time. Your life was the definition of progress, big brother. The good work that was put in day by day didn't go and notice I could promise you that. When becoming a man,

When becoming a man, we must become uncomfortable with being comfortable. I mean, we must become comfortable with being uncomfortable. I apologize. You was a testimony of that. Your life was built brick by brick with many troubles along the way, but count your blessings, and not your troubles was the cornerstone of it all. We all appreciate your life. It gave us life that can never be duplicated.

As crazy as it sounds, life isn't fair, but that's what makes it fair for us all. Now family, as Frederick Douglass once stated, without struggle, there's no progress. And right now, we're going through a very tough struggle. We must embrace the situation in one another. Iron, sharp as iron, so we may bend, but break it, it's not an option. If you didn't have a reason before, you got one now. And know a journey of a million miles begins with one single step. It's easy, big brother.

flies. I can't I don't want to accept it, but I have to, you know. I don't know. My brother, he hurt me with this. He hurt me, man. But to see him grow and to know, like, we started this from a karaoke machine. Like, my brother made his own beats. He recorded himself. He learned how to do all that with no school. You know, like, I would be outside playing sports

that he would be in the house on a computer. It's just what he was. He profited his craft, and I stood there and I watched him grow every day, every night. I traveled with him everywhere. He took us from around 285 to flights to Dubai. In 2014, I traveled the world with a passport. Like, since I was a child, my mom always made me walk to the bathroom with my brother, and he was the oldest. You know, I could be mid-bite.

I'm like, get up. You better go follow him to that bathroom. from, you know. So I was always his protector, you know, even though he was the oldest, I always walked through them doors first. And he has now opened up doors for his family, for us to continue and be better than what we were yesterday. So I want to applaud him and tell him that I appreciate him from taking me from 285, old national, to the east side, to endless flights, from instant oatmeal and cereal to continental breakfast. You know, not, and from continental breakfast

to personal shelves. You know what I'm saying? Like, we went from apartments. You know, sometimes no hot water. Like, we, we didn't stop. I love you, man. I don't know if I'll watch much more of this, chat. I ain't going to lie to you.

This is, like, mad, like, it's emotional, now. I don't know if I watch, you know. I want to watch the mom speak. or the dad speak? I think this is the dad. Yeah, this is super emotional right here. September the 5th, when I got the phone call, and I had to redirect myself to go to Korn's home. I was shaking. I was scared, but I was also praying on that ride.

They were bringing Korn out the house, and I asked, could I ride with them? And they said, no, you can't ride. So I went in the house, and I told Amber, I think you should get ready and go to the hospital. I'll stay back with Leo proceeded. As I was in there, I was praying because something came over me, nervous and scared because I was just thinking about what if I got the confirmation that my son had transitioned.

A son, but my best friend, we didn't get it right every time, but we gave it the best every time. but we gave it the best every time. I grew up without my biological father, and when I was a kid, I made a promise to myself and to God that if I ever had kids, one question my kid or kids would never have, and that's what my dad is.

Because I had that question of a child. My grandmother and grandfather gave me everything. It wasn't nailed down. I was spoiled, but I still wanted to know where was my dad. The day I met Korn and I held him, my life changed. I knew failure was not an option, but little did Kwan know he pushed me even harder to be a dad, to be a role model, and to be an example is what a man should be built upon

integrity, morals, and values. in this industry finances play a big part but because of the morals and values that we instilled in him me and Tammy a lot of things we turned down because it didn't

feel morally right the love that has been displayed these past days for our son brother dad whatever he may have been to you it's been

immeasurable it's like now when I hear a rich homie coin song, it sounds different to me. I was looking at Channel 2 news a week ago, and they mentioned the word, rich homie coin. And the lady said, he's an Atlanta icon. I just looked up at God and said, God, I thank you. Transition is inevitable for all of us.

And I know that the day is going to come. I'll see him again. Right now I'm waiting on him just to come. and say, Dad, I'm okay. I used to tell people I live day by day. Now I live second by second. I was taught as a kid, me and don't cry. That's a sign of being weak or you soft. But as I got old, I realized that crying is a sign of pain. And Lord knows I'm in pain. Somebody asked me the other day, how you doing? I said, I don't even know how I'm doing. But I know that God's grace and mercy is keeping us here.

There are times since I lost my son, I don't know what to do. Prime example, when me and his mother had to go make arrangements. I buried a lot of my family members. I know the process. But as we were walking through the building home in the casket room, I stopped and said, what are we doing here? and Tamit looked at me and said, Corey, we're not supposed to be here.

So when we left, the spirit touched me and just said, hey, this is a bit too much for you because I'm emotional. I lost my best friend. I lost a kid. I talked to nine, ten times a day. Pop, if he just want to talk. Dad, if he needs something.

I mean, like, I was his protector. I would do anything to protect this kid. And I used to tell him all the time, you know, so much go on that you don't even know about because we love you. Dre texts me all the time, Monta texting, what we're doing, what we're doing. I have to find a solution, you know what I'm saying? And a lot of those times, all I could do is pray and ask God to help us. So when I look at, like when they sent me the obituary and I glanced at it on my phone, I didn't look at it long.

I said, this kid has accomplished a great deal at a young age. And to be honest, being in the trenches, you don't realize that. But once you see it, like, compound, you know, like on a piece of paper, you'd be like, this kid really did this thing, man. I'm humbled to have been his dad. One of the last conversations we had, I was asking him some questions, and I said, have some of my life or how I live my life impacted decisions you make? And I said, be honest.

and he said, Dad, you know as a kid, a child's first hero is his dad. And he said, we as kids tend to do what we see. And if I have to answer you truthfully, yes. He told me, he said, yes. The pain that I feel right now is imaginable, man. I feel as though I've been broken into a million pieces, but I'm reminded that, I know a man that'll put

me back together one piece at a time overtime to the fans to the family to the little ones I thank you all for taking time out of your day

to be here with us and to pay respects to my son and I'm gonna leave y'all with a little story because everybody a little somber and I know people have been feeling sad for us but like Dre said we're going to figure it out. It's a time and place for everything.

Right now, there's a time for us to morn. It's okay. It's okay. Jesse Jackson said it might be dog now, but the morning got to come. It's coming. We don't know when and where. So I drank a little syrup, forgive me, church. Had some bottles of sarah

down at the apartment downtown. And I usually buy them because I just like the pretty bottles. But whenever I want to have me a drink, I have me a little drink. So I was down there one evening. Syrac sitting on there on the counter looking good. Grab me a glass and pulled me some sorrock and put some juice in it. Go on to the mama. Where the mom at?

Let's hear Mama. And this was a casket, bro. I hate chewing, you know, obviously. There's a singing performance. Did the mom speak? Did the mom not speak at all? It looked like the mom didn't speak. Maybe she did, maybe she spoke earlier.

The love. It don't look like the mom's. I'm honored to be here because everyone's my. That's the father. From where we began. Oh, what did I see you? I wish I could play this. They're going to flag me on YouTube for the, for the,

you. Fuck, bro. Fuck, man, rest and peace of Rich Homi Kwan. Please, I encourage you

if you love Rich Homi Kwan's music, keep playing those music, keep his memory alive through the sounds he gave us so graciously.

Please remember him as somebody who, you know, they said very nice words about him and a lot of them

are right. You know, somebody who took the high road and a lot of shit. You know, remember him for the best qualities,

remember for the things that he brought to us the culture he helped us remember for the joy he brought to your life you know and you know in this moment of grief for his family I definitely empathize with them and send my sincerest condolences you guys can watch a full um memorial service if you guys want to it's on fox 5 Atlanta it's about four hours you guys can go watch it I don't think This is when they looked like they were about to maybe remove the casket. Last for all, obviously they probably had a private ceremony. This was mostly for the stream and the fans. And I'm pretty sure the mom spoke at the actual funeral or the private funeral.

I'm pretty sure her input was all over it. I know we usually be like mama, but, you know, the dad was clearly very influential here. Sluid to him. rest in peace rest in peace um the quantus de la marr birthday October 4th 1989 and his official rest of date was September 5th

2024 we love him okay he'll always be remembered okay hard to segue out of that very hard to segue out of that incredibly hard by the way beautiful ceremony I didn't know there was it was like an aerial shot I'm sorry I usually try to avoid showing

But to be honest He wasn't killed in a violent way He wasn't killed in a violent way But yeah And also this was the family's wishes The family wanted this to be public You know You guys can watch it on your own if you want to

Yeah Uh Br, it's hard to transition out of it I'm sorry chat I'm sorry by the way We're at the 10 hour mark We're at 10 hours and 30 minutes but we're still not done we're still just not done i i i i i so appreciate you guys for um rocking

with me i i know once we got to rich homie kwan i think it was it's going to be tough it's just incredibly tough it's incredibly tough uh real quick um i do want to shout out to the people who have you know continued to purchase merch i appreciate you guys um abdul zachary owen john i appreciate all you guys. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. Shack is getting exposed.

I'm going to be honest with you. I kind of find some solace of Shack getting exposed because people used to say to me like, AC, you get exposed by women because you move sloppy. And I'm like, maybe I'm just like an idiot, which kind of, I'm an idiot. But Shaq's an idiot too. And he's a billionaire.

Shaq, you know, this woman posted a picture. didn't show Shaq's head. She said unapologetically us. Can you guess who feet? Shaq later denied that it was him. You know, he started making fun of it by saying, how do you know this was me? He started posting business with other people.

He also said, nope, not the kid. The woman has since responded to say, stop the bullshit, bro. It was you. She shows a video which, trust me, chat, I've learned this the hard way. when you have some type of popularity or fame, you sleep with a woman,

that first time you sleep with her, or the first time you have sex with her, when you go to sleep, she's doing one of these. And she won't show your ass sleeping over there to tell her girls, yep, I did fuck that famous ass nigger because she about to do a dick review, okay?

And look like after Shaq denied that it was him in the picture, you know, her friends are probably like, why are you acting like that? You know, girls don't like being denied. She posted a picture of her in, I don't know if it's the Shaq Hotel room or hers, but look at this. Oh.

It says Diesel. You don't know? Shack, welcome back to Harassah. Oh, shit. That was in Atlantic City. It was like an hour from me. Oh, my God. Shack.

They got Shack. You, Shaq, I'm going to be honest with you. I want no smoke with you, so don't DM me no more threatening, no more threatening joints or tell me you and get some gang niggies in, and this is what a nigga told me. Like, he was about to get some niggas to kill me from L.A. I'm like, I'm going to snitch on you. Jack, I don't care if you got a badge. I still snitch on you.

Anyway, I was happy seeing this picture. You know why? It tells me that no matter even if you're a billionaire, you're still susceptible to getting some average jazz pussy and knocking out on some couch that niggas done farted in done all type of bullshit on you fall asleep just like the rest of us this was one of those it's like you know he's a man he's doing what man does and even though some people are going to be like yo shack is 50 she looks like she's 22 like whatever cool no like whatever i was just happy to see that shack is just like us he fuck a chick and pass out just like this this is how everybody pass out

every nigger pass out no comforter no blanket when you've got some good pussy or some at least grade a head this is how we all pass out fuck a pillow you sleep on your hand and i'm gonna be honest with you i was just happy to see that shack's human too okay mr superman you human just like us right this is how every nigga notice every nigga notice pass out right here Trust me. All niggins know this. When you fuck a chick, when you nut, like TMI, but still, when you nut, if you don't immediately get up in the next 15 seconds, you're about to do one of these. If you be like, all right, give me a minute, you're doing one of these. The only way you get out of that room, once you nut, you got to stand up within the first 15 seconds. Facts. I'm telling you, when you fuck a chick and you bust a nut, especially New China or whatever, you got to stand up. you got to stand up in the first 15 seconds

or you're going to be knock the fuck out. Listen, man, real niggas know this shit. Trust me, all niggas doesn't be like, ah, no, no, I'm about to just, hold on, just give me a second. Like, she goes to the bathroom, like, just give me a second. Like, hold on, I'm about to pop up in a second. Five hours later, nigga, because you go to sleep.

This is just God saying, bro, you got some pussy. Go to sleep. It is what it is. If you say I'm lying, you just say fucking. The only way you hop up after you just got some good pussy is only if you hop up in the first 15 seconds once you nut. Otherwise, you're going to be doing this. Sleeping with no cover.

You got the, you got a pillow in between your legs. This is how you know the pussy was good. He got a pillow in between his. He got a pillow in between his legs that his knees don't rub together. Oh, you know Shaq knocked out because, oh, this is his hotel room. She's filming everything. Says Diesel. Shack, welcome back to Harazzo.

By the way, you know what's so funny about these women? Who knows if she really wanted to fuck Shaq? You know, we're in an era now where I'm just glad that she's not saying, I was lit. I don't want to fuck you. As long as it's consensual good. We love it. Perfect.

Even if shit's supposed to me. Cool. What I will say is this, right? Man, Shaq is knocked out. He got the pillow in between his knees. Trust me, having a good old sleep. Now, in reality, a lot of these women, they're fucking popular dudes,

and they do this recording shit just to tell their other friends. Because, you know, you know what type of girl these are. They're just recording just to tell their other friends that they fucked you. It's not even about the fuck. It's about having the proof of the fuck. So she might have just fucked him.

just to get this video, right? Is it plain? Apparently, you know, he picked her up. Okay, this is, I think it Harris. Is this in Jersey? I can't believe. I don't know. There's Harris at Atlantic City in Jersey.

But it's like a pool. There's a pool in the middle of the club. Shack may have showed up there, pulled her, had her in the back. She clearly was on stage or backstage. Yeah, I don't know if this is the Harrison, Jersey. This might be a different Harris. Yeah, every girl going to do one of these.

At least Shaq got paid. You know, Shaq doing his version of DJing, so he's up there. All right. Hey, it is what it is, man. It is what it is. I'm just glad to know Shaq human just like us. You know, I always tell y'all too. Shaq, a type of nigger, he'd go after the girls who are six,

sevens. He's not trying to just fuck, like he's not trying to fuck Britney Renner. You know what I mean? He's not trying to, not saying, but he ain't trying to fuck Ruby Rose.

Actually, I don't know. Like, he's not trying to fuck the high profile bitches. He'll fuck a little whatever. Which is crazy because I remember the first time I realized

that Shaq DM one of my, like, one of my exes I was with the girl at the time. The whole time I was like, how to fuck does Shaq even find you? I remember looking at it. And I said, yo, Shaq, Shaq got 35 million followers worth a billion dollars.

How on fucking earth is Shaq going through his DMs and finding chicks? But then you realize, man, Shaq just a nigga just like us, bro. He don't give two fucks. So fuck it, bro. Fuck it. You know what I mean? As long as he not getting in trouble, I am going to tell him, Shaq. approaching 60, I hope you're either compensating these women or if you keep doing the whore

shit, you're going to realize that you're going to have some disgruntled chicks who are going to start sending stories about you, just reality. You know what I mean? You got to be very clear. You see what's happening in the world. But cool, a little exposure. You know, women expose dudes these days and don't realize are like, bro, you know you look kind of goofy too, right?

like so so shack showed up probably got 80,000 dollars to perform or 100,000 dollars to perform he gave you no money you fucked him for free not that you should charge it I hate a woman be thinking that they should charge to fuck he fucked the shit out of you there is no there's no chance of a relationship you expose him he's never going to link you again so basically Shack, you got two minutes of clout when Shaq has a lifetime of clout. Okay. Shack don't got a wife, so what are you going to say?

Some girls should be mad? Nope. Shack's just a single whore at 60, no matter. So I can't knock Shaq. You do this thing, bro. I can't knock him, bro. Yo, Shaq, I rather you do this. Stop hitting up rappers' girlfriends, though.

That's what Shaq been doing. Like, Shaq be doing that. Shaq, leave rappers, girlfriends alone. Fuck these random girls. Who cares if they're exposed. Let me get it. All right. Chat, I'm going to call it today, bro.

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