Amy Robach

into next week brianna bongolin was on the stand yesterday as well she is the one who was dangled over the balcony allegedly by diddy and then enrique santos who testified about some technical stuff having to do with text messages but robes it was um before we even get to testimony there was a moment in court that the judge got pissed and this is a major no-no by diddy

Well, apparently in front of everybody. But again, this is as strict of a no-no as you can get. You see stuff like this in movies, defendants, right? Mobsters or something, criminals interacting, sometimes flirting even with one of the female jurors. No, no, that does not happen in real life.

Well, apparently in front of everybody. But again, this is as strict of a no-no as you can get. You see stuff like this in movies, defendants, right? Mobsters or something, criminals interacting, sometimes flirting even with one of the female jurors. No, no, that does not happen in real life.

Well, apparently in front of everybody. But again, this is as strict of a no-no as you can get. You see stuff like this in movies, defendants, right? Mobsters or something, criminals interacting, sometimes flirting even with one of the female jurors. No, no, that does not happen in real life.

It's not supposed to happen. Now, I don't know what Diddy was doing here, but the judge caught this both times. On one occasion, he looked over and was shaking his head, maybe at one particular juror, and then he did it a second time. The judge stopped everything. And according to at least this reporter Robes in the room, as a play-by-play, the exact quote of what the judge said.

It's not supposed to happen. Now, I don't know what Diddy was doing here, but the judge caught this both times. On one occasion, he looked over and was shaking his head, maybe at one particular juror, and then he did it a second time. The judge stopped everything. And according to at least this reporter Robes in the room, as a play-by-play, the exact quote of what the judge said.

It's not supposed to happen. Now, I don't know what Diddy was doing here, but the judge caught this both times. On one occasion, he looked over and was shaking his head, maybe at one particular juror, and then he did it a second time. The judge stopped everything. And according to at least this reporter Robes in the room, as a play-by-play, the exact quote of what the judge said.

And that was the warning. He said, if I see it one more time, he's out of here. There was nothing else, if I see it at all.

And that was the warning. He said, if I see it one more time, he's out of here. There was nothing else, if I see it at all.

And that was the warning. He said, if I see it one more time, he's out of here. There was nothing else, if I see it at all.

But is that point blank double jeopardy? And they're just not allowed to do that. They're not allowed to come back and say, we messed up by allowing you to do something.

But is that point blank double jeopardy? And they're just not allowed to do that. They're not allowed to come back and say, we messed up by allowing you to do something.

But is that point blank double jeopardy? And they're just not allowed to do that. They're not allowed to come back and say, we messed up by allowing you to do something.

What was he doing to be doing it aggressively? He knew everybody was going to see that.

What was he doing to be doing it aggressively? He knew everybody was going to see that.

What was he doing to be doing it aggressively? He knew everybody was going to see that.

What signal would that even be making to a juror?

What signal would that even be making to a juror?

What signal would that even be making to a juror?

His trial goes on without him, right? He didn't say how long he would take him out or how long he'd punish him, but he absolutely said if it happens again, he will kick him out. That was a big moment. The other huge moment, Robes, was from Brianna Bongolin.