Sean Kent

And one witness can cause this entire thing to come back.

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From what I was reading and the way it played out to me, candidly, it didn't sound like the United States proved arson. They proved suspected arson. What I was surprised about, what I was shocked about is I thought the United States would or could have offered immunity to somebody who actually burned the car and they were going to come in and testify and say...

From what I was reading and the way it played out to me, candidly, it didn't sound like the United States proved arson. They proved suspected arson. What I was surprised about, what I was shocked about is I thought the United States would or could have offered immunity to somebody who actually burned the car and they were going to come in and testify and say...

From what I was reading and the way it played out to me, candidly, it didn't sound like the United States proved arson. They proved suspected arson. What I was surprised about, what I was shocked about is I thought the United States would or could have offered immunity to somebody who actually burned the car and they were going to come in and testify and say...

Cuddy told us that his car was dust and Diddy is the person who burned the car. That was the assumption. But instead, it was just Cuddy basically saying that Puff Daddy is a Marvel supervillain.

Cuddy told us that his car was dust and Diddy is the person who burned the car. That was the assumption. But instead, it was just Cuddy basically saying that Puff Daddy is a Marvel supervillain.

Cuddy told us that his car was dust and Diddy is the person who burned the car. That was the assumption. But instead, it was just Cuddy basically saying that Puff Daddy is a Marvel supervillain.

The first rule that we hear all the time is hearsay. A long phrase for saying that if somebody says something about me, they need to be there. So it's sort of like you can't talk in rumors. She said this and he said this. Well, that person needs to be there. Unless it's an actual defendant, as in Diddy.

The first rule that we hear all the time is hearsay. A long phrase for saying that if somebody says something about me, they need to be there. So it's sort of like you can't talk in rumors. She said this and he said this. Well, that person needs to be there. Unless it's an actual defendant, as in Diddy.

The first rule that we hear all the time is hearsay. A long phrase for saying that if somebody says something about me, they need to be there. So it's sort of like you can't talk in rumors. She said this and he said this. Well, that person needs to be there. Unless it's an actual defendant, as in Diddy.

That could have been an objection. That's a present sin impression, but that is his impression of what he saw and what it looked like to me. He looked like this. This is my opinion on how he looked. Could they have objected? Yes. And sometimes you got to be careful because you said it. We say the word objection. Judge, this is a problem.

That could have been an objection. That's a present sin impression, but that is his impression of what he saw and what it looked like to me. He looked like this. This is my opinion on how he looked. Could they have objected? Yes. And sometimes you got to be careful because you said it. We say the word objection. Judge, this is a problem.

That could have been an objection. That's a present sin impression, but that is his impression of what he saw and what it looked like to me. He looked like this. This is my opinion on how he looked. Could they have objected? Yes. And sometimes you got to be careful because you said it. We say the word objection. Judge, this is a problem.

And the problem is it then highlights it to the jury because the jury's already heard it. And you're saying objection. You have to be careful. The jury's like, why is the defense trying to hide stuff? But that Marvel supervillain visual, I still have it in my head seeing Diddy in the room.

And the problem is it then highlights it to the jury because the jury's already heard it. And you're saying objection. You have to be careful. The jury's like, why is the defense trying to hide stuff? But that Marvel supervillain visual, I still have it in my head seeing Diddy in the room.

And the problem is it then highlights it to the jury because the jury's already heard it. And you're saying objection. You have to be careful. The jury's like, why is the defense trying to hide stuff? But that Marvel supervillain visual, I still have it in my head seeing Diddy in the room.

And of course, that amazing testimony that Diddy and his boys broke into his house and opened his gifts and hit his dog inside of the room. That's like a skit from a movie.