Phil Houston

Yeah, well, again, how are we going to corroborate and prove that other than accepting her and her work? Maybe we have the paper. If they have the paper and they can produce it, great. But if not, it's just another in the whole laundry list of things that just makes me wonder that if she's not just exaggerating a little bit.

I mean, it's obvious this was an abnormal workplace. I mean, this is not the kind of way that normal people live. And so I'm sure that where there's smoke, there's fire. I'm sure they did work long hours. But when you say that you only got four hours of sleep just all the time and that you never took a restroom break, I mean, come on.

I mean, it's obvious this was an abnormal workplace. I mean, this is not the kind of way that normal people live. And so I'm sure that where there's smoke, there's fire. I'm sure they did work long hours. But when you say that you only got four hours of sleep just all the time and that you never took a restroom break, I mean, come on.

I mean, it's obvious this was an abnormal workplace. I mean, this is not the kind of way that normal people live. And so I'm sure that where there's smoke, there's fire. I'm sure they did work long hours. But when you say that you only got four hours of sleep just all the time and that you never took a restroom break, I mean, come on.

That's just the kind of thing that makes it look to me like she's stretching the truth just a little bit. And what the problem is, if a jury... thinks that she's stretching the truth about one thing, the judge is going to tell them at the end of the trial they can be free to disregard the entirety of the testimony.

That's just the kind of thing that makes it look to me like she's stretching the truth just a little bit. And what the problem is, if a jury... thinks that she's stretching the truth about one thing, the judge is going to tell them at the end of the trial they can be free to disregard the entirety of the testimony.

That's just the kind of thing that makes it look to me like she's stretching the truth just a little bit. And what the problem is, if a jury... thinks that she's stretching the truth about one thing, the judge is going to tell them at the end of the trial they can be free to disregard the entirety of the testimony.

Well, he certainly has a beef with Combs. That's the problem.

Well, he certainly has a beef with Combs. That's the problem.

Well, he certainly has a beef with Combs. That's the problem.

And there's the beef. There's the beef right there.

And there's the beef. There's the beef right there.

And there's the beef. There's the beef right there.

If Viva tried to burn my car down or burn, let my car blow me up, I'd probably have a little bit of a heartburn that might linger through the years as well.

If Viva tried to burn my car down or burn, let my car blow me up, I'd probably have a little bit of a heartburn that might linger through the years as well.

If Viva tried to burn my car down or burn, let my car blow me up, I'd probably have a little bit of a heartburn that might linger through the years as well.

Yeah, and this is why I was saying earlier that, you know, the jury has plenty of reason not to believe this woman. Look, she's saying that Cassie was not good for Combs. I mean, my God, it's Combs that was not good for Cassie or anybody else, apparently. And yet she's saying that she would be, I guess, willing to go back to work as the chief of staff for this rapper.

Yeah, and this is why I was saying earlier that, you know, the jury has plenty of reason not to believe this woman. Look, she's saying that Cassie was not good for Combs. I mean, my God, it's Combs that was not good for Cassie or anybody else, apparently. And yet she's saying that she would be, I guess, willing to go back to work as the chief of staff for this rapper.

Yeah, and this is why I was saying earlier that, you know, the jury has plenty of reason not to believe this woman. Look, she's saying that Cassie was not good for Combs. I mean, my God, it's Combs that was not good for Cassie or anybody else, apparently. And yet she's saying that she would be, I guess, willing to go back to work as the chief of staff for this rapper.

I don't understand how the prosecution is expecting the jury to even... take this woman seriously.