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We also heard shocking testimony from two male escorts who participated in the freak-offs with Cassie and Diddy, Daniel Phillip and Sharae Hayes, a.k.a. The Punisher.

In addition, we also heard from the federal agents who performed the raids on his Miami mansion and the New York City hotel where Diddy was staying before his arrest.

In addition, we also heard from the federal agents who performed the raids on his Miami mansion and the New York City hotel where Diddy was staying before his arrest.

Now, the agents told the jury that during the raids they found part of assault rifles, an excessive amount of baby oil, drugs, tens of thousands of dollars in cash, and a bathroom mirror covered in what could only be described as positive affirmations.

Now, the agents told the jury that during the raids they found part of assault rifles, an excessive amount of baby oil, drugs, tens of thousands of dollars in cash, and a bathroom mirror covered in what could only be described as positive affirmations.

Welcome back, David. So, David, it's very interesting because the defense has quite an interesting strategy, which is to say Diddy might be guilty of domestic violence. He might be a terrible person. He is a drug addict, but that's much different than being a sex trafficker or the head of a criminal enterprise.

Welcome back, David. So, David, it's very interesting because the defense has quite an interesting strategy, which is to say Diddy might be guilty of domestic violence. He might be a terrible person. He is a drug addict, but that's much different than being a sex trafficker or the head of a criminal enterprise.

So tell me the difference between that, because his charges are federal charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, and whether you think the prosecution has been making that point.

So tell me the difference between that, because his charges are federal charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, and whether you think the prosecution has been making that point.

So just a follow up on that. What is the extra step that the prosecutors have to prove to take this from a case of domestic violence to sex trafficking? What else would they have to show? Because they do have a few weeks left to expose their case.

So just a follow up on that. What is the extra step that the prosecutors have to prove to take this from a case of domestic violence to sex trafficking? What else would they have to show? Because they do have a few weeks left to expose their case.

Well, the prosecution also brought in an expert on abuse to kind of answer to those texts of Cassie saying she wants to freak off forever. It's something we have seen in other trials, including the Amber Heard trial with the same expert, actually. How effective do you think these experts are to a jury? They are there to exactly answer to all these things you have said.

Well, the prosecution also brought in an expert on abuse to kind of answer to those texts of Cassie saying she wants to freak off forever. It's something we have seen in other trials, including the Amber Heard trial with the same expert, actually. How effective do you think these experts are to a jury? They are there to exactly answer to all these things you have said.

Well, why would she say she loved freak-offs while the expert says because she's been traumatized, she's been beat up, she's scared?

Well, why would she say she loved freak-offs while the expert says because she's been traumatized, she's been beat up, she's scared?

So I've also been struck by Diddy really putting on the charisma in the courtroom. I mean, he's talking to reporters. He's asking people, how are you doing? He's blowing kisses. And he is really seeming to direct his team. In fact, I just saw a report that when they were done cross-examining Kid Cudi, Diddy's lawyers asked him if he wanted them to ask him another question. And Diddy said no.

So I've also been struck by Diddy really putting on the charisma in the courtroom. I mean, he's talking to reporters. He's asking people, how are you doing? He's blowing kisses. And he is really seeming to direct his team. In fact, I just saw a report that when they were done cross-examining Kid Cudi, Diddy's lawyers asked him if he wanted them to ask him another question. And Diddy said no.

So he's directing his team to that level. Can this backfire on Diddy or will this help him, you know, with the jury as seen as a mogul who's very smart, who rose up from the bottom, who has all this charisma?

So he's directing his team to that level. Can this backfire on Diddy or will this help him, you know, with the jury as seen as a mogul who's very smart, who rose up from the bottom, who has all this charisma?

Well, thank you so much to our legal expert, David Gellman. Hopefully we'll have you back on the podcast soon. Thank you.