Lisa Bloom

And nobody is supporting this monster, Jeffrey Epstein. But still, she was scared. And that's how the trauma response works.

And nobody is supporting this monster, Jeffrey Epstein. But still, she was scared. And that's how the trauma response works.

I do think it's going to go forward then. I do have some inside information on that, that they are planning to go forward May 5th. I can't tell you my source, but it sounds like it is going to go. I wanted to know because I intend to be there for that trial for a number of reasons. So I needed to know for my own scheduling purposes. I understand that jury selection will begin May 5th.

I do think it's going to go forward then. I do have some inside information on that, that they are planning to go forward May 5th. I can't tell you my source, but it sounds like it is going to go. I wanted to know because I intend to be there for that trial for a number of reasons. So I needed to know for my own scheduling purposes. I understand that jury selection will begin May 5th.

in the Southern District of New York, which, of course, is in New York City. And that will take about a week. And then they expect the trial itself to begin the following Monday, May 12th. Now, obviously, anything can happen. And one of the easiest things to get in our legal system is a delay. All kinds of things can lead to a delay. An attorney gets sick. Somebody's out of town.

in the Southern District of New York, which, of course, is in New York City. And that will take about a week. And then they expect the trial itself to begin the following Monday, May 12th. Now, obviously, anything can happen. And one of the easiest things to get in our legal system is a delay. All kinds of things can lead to a delay. An attorney gets sick. Somebody's out of town.

Another case happens. drags on. And so the judge needs to push the case forward. There's some dispute that's not resolved that needs to get, you know, a lot of things could happen to delay the case. But my understanding right now is that all parties do expect the trial to start May 5th. Wow. Were you surprised at that?

Another case happens. drags on. And so the judge needs to push the case forward. There's some dispute that's not resolved that needs to get, you know, a lot of things could happen to delay the case. But my understanding right now is that all parties do expect the trial to start May 5th. Wow. Were you surprised at that?

I was a little surprised because often the first trial date is, gets put off, but Southern District of New York is kind of a no-nonsense jurisdiction. And Judge may be pushing this forward. You know, I don't know the details about it, but I think it would be good for everybody if it does start on May 5th. Let's get on with it.

I was a little surprised because often the first trial date is, gets put off, but Southern District of New York is kind of a no-nonsense jurisdiction. And Judge may be pushing this forward. You know, I don't know the details about it, but I think it would be good for everybody if it does start on May 5th. Let's get on with it.

Well, I'm sure they have from the prosecution what's called the Brady evidence, which means that the prosecution has to turn over all of their evidence to the other side.

Well, I'm sure they have from the prosecution what's called the Brady evidence, which means that the prosecution has to turn over all of their evidence to the other side.

So I would assume that Sean Combs' team is going over all of that evidence, talking to those witnesses, reviewing witness statements, looking for holes that they can exploit, whether it's on cross-examination of witnesses, whether it's pointing out deficiencies in the evidence. They're probably thinking about whether Sean Combs should testify against

So I would assume that Sean Combs' team is going over all of that evidence, talking to those witnesses, reviewing witness statements, looking for holes that they can exploit, whether it's on cross-examination of witnesses, whether it's pointing out deficiencies in the evidence. They're probably thinking about whether Sean Combs should testify against

I think it's very unlikely that he will testify. That is ultimately his decision. Every criminal defendant in America gets to make that decision himself. The lawyers don't make that decisions for him. I would be very, very, very surprised if he does testify. But that's a decision that usually they reserve for trial.

I think it's very unlikely that he will testify. That is ultimately his decision. Every criminal defendant in America gets to make that decision himself. The lawyers don't make that decisions for him. I would be very, very, very surprised if he does testify. But that's a decision that usually they reserve for trial.

Yes, and I think that probably will be publicly available a week or two before trial unless there's some confidentiality orders in the case that I don't know about. By the way, lawyers, we put a lot of names on a witness list just because you can't call somebody unless they're on the witness list. So usually we put a lot of names on there, but we don't call all those people.

Yes, and I think that probably will be publicly available a week or two before trial unless there's some confidentiality orders in the case that I don't know about. By the way, lawyers, we put a lot of names on a witness list just because you can't call somebody unless they're on the witness list. So usually we put a lot of names on there, but we don't call all those people.

So we shouldn't get too excited if there's names on the list that they may not get called as witnesses.

So we shouldn't get too excited if there's names on the list that they may not get called as witnesses.