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They asked, well, what would happen when the escorts would come in? How would you pay them? He said, well, he would pay them anywhere between $500 to $6,000. Why is the range so high? If you came in and you didn't perform well, he paid you $500, asked you to leave. And he would tell you you didn't do a good job.

If you came in, you performed very well, he'd give you $6,000, $3,000, $5,000, whatever it was, right? So it was performance-based. Hey, listen, that's a business model, PVD. So that's what he's doing with these guys when they're coming in and out. One time they're on a flight. And she's sick and tired of sitting next to him. She switches seats to go sit by herself away from him.

If you came in, you performed very well, he'd give you $6,000, $3,000, $5,000, whatever it was, right? So it was performance-based. Hey, listen, that's a business model, PVD. So that's what he's doing with these guys when they're coming in and out. One time they're on a flight. And she's sick and tired of sitting next to him. She switches seats to go sit by herself away from him.

He goes to her, shows a video, and says, do that again. I'll make sure the world sees this video. And it's a video of her with one of the escorts. And he has us all in video. Imagine how you're being held hostage with all of this stuff that you have, that you're being controlled with. And this continues to get bigger because Ventura alleged that Combs threatened rapper Kid Cudi

He goes to her, shows a video, and says, do that again. I'll make sure the world sees this video. And it's a video of her with one of the escorts. And he has us all in video. Imagine how you're being held hostage with all of this stuff that you have, that you're being controlled with. And this continues to get bigger because Ventura alleged that Combs threatened rapper Kid Cudi

Claiming he would blow up Cuddy's car. The claim is part of a broader pattern of intimidation described during the trial. And then it continues talking about her health and all these other things. But a lot of people are watching this. Lawyers specifically are saying, did he make it off because of the way they're making the case? And some of this stuff is showing the fact that this was consensual.

Claiming he would blow up Cuddy's car. The claim is part of a broader pattern of intimidation described during the trial. And then it continues talking about her health and all these other things. But a lot of people are watching this. Lawyers specifically are saying, did he make it off because of the way they're making the case? And some of this stuff is showing the fact that this was consensual.

Because if the purpose of this is what? What is the purpose of this? What is he being judged for? He's being judged for what? For racketeering and trafficking. Well, trafficking is mutual. There's consensual. So the trafficking case could be dismissed. The racketeering on what he's doing, well, there's plenty of documentation there that something can happen.

Because if the purpose of this is what? What is the purpose of this? What is he being judged for? He's being judged for what? For racketeering and trafficking. Well, trafficking is mutual. There's consensual. So the trafficking case could be dismissed. The racketeering on what he's doing, well, there's plenty of documentation there that something can happen.

Yeah, I think that he's going to be O.J. Simpson 2.0. He'll be free, and then it'll take us 10, 20 years to find out the whole details, and he's going to do the same interviews and wink-wink and all this other stuff, and you're going to see that happening 2.0.

Yeah, I think that he's going to be O.J. Simpson 2.0. He'll be free, and then it'll take us 10, 20 years to find out the whole details, and he's going to do the same interviews and wink-wink and all this other stuff, and you're going to see that happening 2.0.

Let me tell you, when Suge was on the podcast, and I said, Suge, what do you know about what's going on with Diddy and all this stuff? He says, well, listen, you don't one day wake up and do stuff like this. Somebody taught you how to do it. And I said, who would teach him? He says, Clive Davis would teach him how to do it. Clive did that to him.

Let me tell you, when Suge was on the podcast, and I said, Suge, what do you know about what's going on with Diddy and all this stuff? He says, well, listen, you don't one day wake up and do stuff like this. Somebody taught you how to do it. And I said, who would teach him? He says, Clive Davis would teach him how to do it. Clive did that to him.

And I think there was a story about Diddy when he was at Rush Hour. I don't know which one it was. There was something that happened where Diddy was a part of it, And Clive gave him the opportunity in exchange for, you know, a request that he made. And apparently Diddy gave him the request. And then Clive set him up with his career. So because of that, you know, Diddy took off the way he did.

And I think there was a story about Diddy when he was at Rush Hour. I don't know which one it was. There was something that happened where Diddy was a part of it, And Clive gave him the opportunity in exchange for, you know, a request that he made. And apparently Diddy gave him the request. And then Clive set him up with his career. So because of that, you know, Diddy took off the way he did.

Now, listen, that's pure speculation. But all I'm saying to you is Clive Debs' name keeps coming up over and over again. Tom, do you have any thoughts?

Now, listen, that's pure speculation. But all I'm saying to you is Clive Debs' name keeps coming up over and over again. Tom, do you have any thoughts?

I got you. I got it. So we'll see what happens. I thought it was a period there, but there was a lot of commas. But Saudi rollout, the red carpet. I'm just teasing you, Tom. I'm giving you a hard time, Tom. Saudi rollout. I was waiting for the period. I'm like, damn, that's a long-ass sentence. Very good sentence. Saudi rollout, the red carpet for fast-food-loving Trump and mobile McDonald's.

I got you. I got it. So we'll see what happens. I thought it was a period there, but there was a lot of commas. But Saudi rollout, the red carpet. I'm just teasing you, Tom. I'm giving you a hard time, Tom. Saudi rollout. I was waiting for the period. I'm like, damn, that's a long-ass sentence. Very good sentence. Saudi rollout, the red carpet for fast-food-loving Trump and mobile McDonald's.

I mean, these guys were competing. on how to give precedent. President Trump shows up. Look what they have there.