Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

You can see the moment that they start to utilize what was going on in the in the wild west of social media and bring it into their arsenal.

And that was during the trial.

I would say this was not done by grand design by them.

I think they were just as baffled by this as we are where we were.

But I think people will look at that now as a you can do this.

You can swing this.

You can make it work because it worked for Diddy.

There is a four-hour Netflix documentary that was co-produced by 50 Cent, Diddy's Archnemesis.

Yes.

And there is footage in there, which Diddy, I've got to say, Diddy says the footage is stolen.

But nevertheless, it's in the documentary.

Just a few days before he was arrested, he's in New York.

There are police watching his hotel room and he's on the phone to Mark Agniflo, who is his head counsel.

And he says something along the lines of like, I don't just go on CNN.

That's not where the jurors are going to be.

That's not where the conversation is.

You need to be influencing in other spheres.

Well, look, I'm glad you think it was pretty monumental because it felt like something shifted when I was there.

And it's so shocking.

I mean, I cannot believe that they have filed a civil lawsuit in Delaware.