Mia

Well, you know, I think that even maybe someone you're afraid of, you still want to keep in their good graces because, you know, he had something over her. Maybe he could blacklist her. All of the things that so many of these witnesses have testified to that they were afraid of what Diddy could do to them if he turned on them.

Well, you know, I think that even maybe someone you're afraid of, you still want to keep in their good graces because, you know, he had something over her. Maybe he could blacklist her. All of the things that so many of these witnesses have testified to that they were afraid of what Diddy could do to them if he turned on them.

And so perhaps when you have somebody, they say, keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer. Maybe she was just trying to keep it all good between them. And I can understand that, like just wanting it to all stay okay and stay good. So saying, you know, yes, I love you with all my heart.

And so perhaps when you have somebody, they say, keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer. Maybe she was just trying to keep it all good between them. And I can understand that, like just wanting it to all stay okay and stay good. So saying, you know, yes, I love you with all my heart.

And so perhaps when you have somebody, they say, keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer. Maybe she was just trying to keep it all good between them. And I can understand that, like just wanting it to all stay okay and stay good. So saying, you know, yes, I love you with all my heart.

But that makes sense to me, especially the person I'm terrified of that speaks exactly to that keeping somebody who you're afraid of in a good place with you so that they don't do any more damage. I can understand that as a human being. I am curious if the jurors can as well.

But that makes sense to me, especially the person I'm terrified of that speaks exactly to that keeping somebody who you're afraid of in a good place with you so that they don't do any more damage. I can understand that as a human being. I am curious if the jurors can as well.

But that makes sense to me, especially the person I'm terrified of that speaks exactly to that keeping somebody who you're afraid of in a good place with you so that they don't do any more damage. I can understand that as a human being. I am curious if the jurors can as well.

Yes, they asked him if he would consider pardoning Diddy. And the big headline here is that he didn't rule it out. He said he had not looked at any of the details of the case, but that he and Sean Diddy Combs were friends a while back. Years ago, he said they hadn't talked recently, but he absolutely did not say he if you read between the lines, he'd consider it.

Yes, they asked him if he would consider pardoning Diddy. And the big headline here is that he didn't rule it out. He said he had not looked at any of the details of the case, but that he and Sean Diddy Combs were friends a while back. Years ago, he said they hadn't talked recently, but he absolutely did not say he if you read between the lines, he'd consider it.

Yes, they asked him if he would consider pardoning Diddy. And the big headline here is that he didn't rule it out. He said he had not looked at any of the details of the case, but that he and Sean Diddy Combs were friends a while back. Years ago, he said they hadn't talked recently, but he absolutely did not say he if you read between the lines, he'd consider it.

And because this is a federal case, President Trump absolutely could pardon Diddy if he's convicted, and he could also wipe away the charges if he wanted to right now in the middle of the trial, if he so chose. He actually has the power to change the course of this trial and the trial and certainly change the course of Diddy's life.

And because this is a federal case, President Trump absolutely could pardon Diddy if he's convicted, and he could also wipe away the charges if he wanted to right now in the middle of the trial, if he so chose. He actually has the power to change the course of this trial and the trial and certainly change the course of Diddy's life.

And because this is a federal case, President Trump absolutely could pardon Diddy if he's convicted, and he could also wipe away the charges if he wanted to right now in the middle of the trial, if he so chose. He actually has the power to change the course of this trial and the trial and certainly change the course of Diddy's life.

Right.

Right.

Right.

Just in case Trump wanted to indict him on anything. Biden tried to give him a blanket preemptive pardon is what they called it, I guess, at that point. So yes, the pardoning powers of the president are extreme, extensive, and completely at his choosing. We shall see on that.

Just in case Trump wanted to indict him on anything. Biden tried to give him a blanket preemptive pardon is what they called it, I guess, at that point. So yes, the pardoning powers of the president are extreme, extensive, and completely at his choosing. We shall see on that.

Just in case Trump wanted to indict him on anything. Biden tried to give him a blanket preemptive pardon is what they called it, I guess, at that point. So yes, the pardoning powers of the president are extreme, extensive, and completely at his choosing. We shall see on that.