Brian Buckmeyer

And one interesting thing I found about this case especially is that they put on privacy screens onto the TVs of the jurors. So I would analogize it similar to the privacy screens you have on a cell phone. You can see it if you're looking directly at the phone. You cannot see if you're looking at it from an angle.

You've collected a whole database of evidence for ABC that people like myself and others can really dive into to help explain to our audience. Can you give us a lay of the land of the evidence introduced so far and summarize the range of things entered into this case?

You've collected a whole database of evidence for ABC that people like myself and others can really dive into to help explain to our audience. Can you give us a lay of the land of the evidence introduced so far and summarize the range of things entered into this case?

You've collected a whole database of evidence for ABC that people like myself and others can really dive into to help explain to our audience. Can you give us a lay of the land of the evidence introduced so far and summarize the range of things entered into this case?

Yeah, it's interesting, I would agree, how they put this case together, both in terms of the order of the witnesses and the evidence that they provided, when they had to get their star witness on, but also how they chose to build this case based on just the circumstances of it all. You mentioned the defense's exhibits. Can you tell me about that?

Yeah, it's interesting, I would agree, how they put this case together, both in terms of the order of the witnesses and the evidence that they provided, when they had to get their star witness on, but also how they chose to build this case based on just the circumstances of it all. You mentioned the defense's exhibits. Can you tell me about that?

Yeah, it's interesting, I would agree, how they put this case together, both in terms of the order of the witnesses and the evidence that they provided, when they had to get their star witness on, but also how they chose to build this case based on just the circumstances of it all. You mentioned the defense's exhibits. Can you tell me about that?

I see what Peter is saying here. Why not just put the witnesses in a more linear order? Well, it's not always possible given witnesses' schedules and travel needs. Plus, the ordering might also create a foundation of evidence and testimony for later witnesses to build on or corroborate.

I see what Peter is saying here. Why not just put the witnesses in a more linear order? Well, it's not always possible given witnesses' schedules and travel needs. Plus, the ordering might also create a foundation of evidence and testimony for later witnesses to build on or corroborate.

I see what Peter is saying here. Why not just put the witnesses in a more linear order? Well, it's not always possible given witnesses' schedules and travel needs. Plus, the ordering might also create a foundation of evidence and testimony for later witnesses to build on or corroborate.

Let's take a short break, but when we come back, some of the biggest moments in the Sean Combs trial this week, including the defense team's request for a mistrial.

Let's take a short break, but when we come back, some of the biggest moments in the Sean Combs trial this week, including the defense team's request for a mistrial.

Let's take a short break, but when we come back, some of the biggest moments in the Sean Combs trial this week, including the defense team's request for a mistrial.

Breathe out.

Breathe out.

Breathe out.

Peter, let's talk about some of the biggest moments from court in the past few days. It seemed like prosecutors this week were trying to put a button on the arson charge, putting additional witnesses on the stand who they hoped could corroborate Kid Cudi's testimony from last week.

Peter, let's talk about some of the biggest moments from court in the past few days. It seemed like prosecutors this week were trying to put a button on the arson charge, putting additional witnesses on the stand who they hoped could corroborate Kid Cudi's testimony from last week.

Peter, let's talk about some of the biggest moments from court in the past few days. It seemed like prosecutors this week were trying to put a button on the arson charge, putting additional witnesses on the stand who they hoped could corroborate Kid Cudi's testimony from last week.

There was a bit of testimony that struck me, and I'm curious if you felt the same way, with LA Fire Department arson investigator Lance Jimenez testifying about a black Cadillac Escalade that he saw leaving the scene that was registered to Sean Combs' company. bad boy. Now, did that stand out to you?