Mark Eiglarsh

As a grown man.

Go ahead, Phil.

On its face, on its face, you know, you could say, all right, well, this is Diddy.

Everybody knows how Diddy is.

They could see this happening.

But setting that aside, look,

This is six years later, and we always have to ask the question, what is the reason for bringing this now?

Okay, are you bringing it now because somehow you now have more evidence than you had back in 2020?

I think the answer to that is absolutely no, because as time goes by, you tend to have less evidence to support your claims.

The only thing he's got going for him now that might support his claims is that Diddy is now a known sex offender, right, and a known criminal.

He's been convicted.

He's in prison for it.

And so everybody knows what Diddy really is, okay?

And so he's playing, in my opinion, into that public sentiment, trying to capitalize on it.

Maybe it's true, I don't know.

But I think that his ability to prove that it's true, which is what you have to have in a court of law, is proof.

And certainly if they're talking about a criminal case, proof beyond a reasonable doubt, they're gonna have to have something.

They're gonna have to have videos, photographs, actual DNA evidence, witnesses,

Something other than just this bare-bones claim.

Yeah, I mean, so maybe.