Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

And I just want to pick up on one more thing that was in Cassie's direct, which was, quote, insane jealousy that she experienced during the relationship. And if you're a casual observer and you listen to her, you might be like, why did why did they just do that? And self-contained moment about her insane jealousy. Did the defense pick up on that and question her about that today?

And finally, a cross-examination is not an easy thing for anybody. The whole purpose of it is to kind of pull apart the previous narrative that's been offered. How was Cassie's mood in answering the questions?

And finally, a cross-examination is not an easy thing for anybody. The whole purpose of it is to kind of pull apart the previous narrative that's been offered. How was Cassie's mood in answering the questions?

And finally, a cross-examination is not an easy thing for anybody. The whole purpose of it is to kind of pull apart the previous narrative that's been offered. How was Cassie's mood in answering the questions?

And if you were checking social media while this was going on, as a lot of people were, you would be seeing different celebrities' names popped up. What was going on with that?

And if you were checking social media while this was going on, as a lot of people were, you would be seeing different celebrities' names popped up. What was going on with that?

And if you were checking social media while this was going on, as a lot of people were, you would be seeing different celebrities' names popped up. What was going on with that?

Madeline, thank you so much. Thank you. It was great to chat. That was Madeline Halpert, the BBC's digital reporter in New York. Okay, it's time for me to rush back to our New York studio. I've got a lot of questions, so you know it's time. I better call Sean. Our regular criminal defense attorney from South Carolina, Sean Kent, is joining me today.

Madeline, thank you so much. Thank you. It was great to chat. That was Madeline Halpert, the BBC's digital reporter in New York. Okay, it's time for me to rush back to our New York studio. I've got a lot of questions, so you know it's time. I better call Sean. Our regular criminal defense attorney from South Carolina, Sean Kent, is joining me today.

Madeline, thank you so much. Thank you. It was great to chat. That was Madeline Halpert, the BBC's digital reporter in New York. Okay, it's time for me to rush back to our New York studio. I've got a lot of questions, so you know it's time. I better call Sean. Our regular criminal defense attorney from South Carolina, Sean Kent, is joining me today.

Sean, it's Diddy on Trial and Diddy's actually on trial now in New York. Me and you have been catching up every day and debriefing. You're keeping me sane and keeping up with the trial. Most of this week has been about Cassie's testimony and now her cross-examination. What did you make of her direct testimony?

Sean, it's Diddy on Trial and Diddy's actually on trial now in New York. Me and you have been catching up every day and debriefing. You're keeping me sane and keeping up with the trial. Most of this week has been about Cassie's testimony and now her cross-examination. What did you make of her direct testimony?

Sean, it's Diddy on Trial and Diddy's actually on trial now in New York. Me and you have been catching up every day and debriefing. You're keeping me sane and keeping up with the trial. Most of this week has been about Cassie's testimony and now her cross-examination. What did you make of her direct testimony?

So I actually think they did a good job. I've told you this. Maybe I haven't said it to the listeners. This is the first trial I've covered. So when I came in, I did kind of expect violence. bombshell allegation after bombshell allegation. And a lot of it was really spent taking us into the beginning of the relationship and setting the scene.

So I actually think they did a good job. I've told you this. Maybe I haven't said it to the listeners. This is the first trial I've covered. So when I came in, I did kind of expect violence. bombshell allegation after bombshell allegation. And a lot of it was really spent taking us into the beginning of the relationship and setting the scene.

So I actually think they did a good job. I've told you this. Maybe I haven't said it to the listeners. This is the first trial I've covered. So when I came in, I did kind of expect violence. bombshell allegation after bombshell allegation. And a lot of it was really spent taking us into the beginning of the relationship and setting the scene.

And then in the second day came a lot more emotion from Cassie and far more sort of bombshell moments. Definitely what social media has classed as bombshell moments. There were some prominent critiques from legal analysts and everybody who has an opinion on the Diddy trial.

And then in the second day came a lot more emotion from Cassie and far more sort of bombshell moments. Definitely what social media has classed as bombshell moments. There were some prominent critiques from legal analysts and everybody who has an opinion on the Diddy trial.

And then in the second day came a lot more emotion from Cassie and far more sort of bombshell moments. Definitely what social media has classed as bombshell moments. There were some prominent critiques from legal analysts and everybody who has an opinion on the Diddy trial.

And they were saying, OK, the prosecution has done a really good job of presenting Diddy as a bad person, presenting Diddy as somebody who may have sexually assaulted Cassie. But how does that build the sex trafficking charge?