Kayla Brantley

I think for Hollywood itself, you know, there's been a reckoning since 2017, since the Me Too movement. Do you think that now this is going to actually change things in Hollywood? Save your breath.

Then what about the victims? I mean, we had a whole Me Too movement that was supposed to empower, you know, women to come forward. Do you think that that's had an effect at least to maybe call out these big powerhouse, big players? I do.

Then what about the victims? I mean, we had a whole Me Too movement that was supposed to empower, you know, women to come forward. Do you think that that's had an effect at least to maybe call out these big powerhouse, big players? I do.

And I think every legal expert has said it's an absolutely horrible idea for Diddy to take the stand. But do you think that there is a reality in which his ego is so big that he would want to get up there? Totally.

And I think every legal expert has said it's an absolutely horrible idea for Diddy to take the stand. But do you think that there is a reality in which his ego is so big that he would want to get up there? Totally.

Nancy, we have a few minutes left with you. What are your final thoughts on this case three weeks out from jury selection?

Nancy, we have a few minutes left with you. What are your final thoughts on this case three weeks out from jury selection?

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Hey, I'm Kayla Brantley, reporter at large for Daily Mail in New York.

Hey, I'm Kayla Brantley, reporter at large for Daily Mail in New York.

And welcome to episode 31 of The Trial of Diddy. And yet again, Marge, what a week it's been. And before we get into it, we're planning a show where we answer some of your questions as the listeners about the trial itself. So if you've got a query that's been burning a hole in your brain for a while, let us know in the comments or email us, thetrial at dailymail.com.

And welcome to episode 31 of The Trial of Diddy. And yet again, Marge, what a week it's been. And before we get into it, we're planning a show where we answer some of your questions as the listeners about the trial itself. So if you've got a query that's been burning a hole in your brain for a while, let us know in the comments or email us, thetrial at dailymail.com.

Now, so to the big news of the last few days, that came in a motion filed right at the end of last week when it was confirmed that Cassie Ventura, Diddy's ex, will testify against Diddy under her own name in court rather than testifying anonymously as prosecutors had previously stated.

Now, so to the big news of the last few days, that came in a motion filed right at the end of last week when it was confirmed that Cassie Ventura, Diddy's ex, will testify against Diddy under her own name in court rather than testifying anonymously as prosecutors had previously stated.

The Southern District of New York federal judiciary also revealed last Monday that they plan to include testimony about, quote, sexual abuse of other victims at Combs' trial.

The Southern District of New York federal judiciary also revealed last Monday that they plan to include testimony about, quote, sexual abuse of other victims at Combs' trial.

Yeah, Marjan, you wrote a really good story on that.

Yeah, Marjan, you wrote a really good story on that.

Yeah. And then the prosecution really wasted no time in replying to that, saying, quote, since his arrest, the defendant has insisted that every victim in this case consented to every act the government has identified. Having made his intention to argue at trial that he believed every alleged coercive sex act was consensual, the defendant has put his knowledge and intent squarely at issue.