The Nerve with Maureen Callahan
Sean Penn's Violent Past Exposed, Disturbing Diddy Trial Details, And Barry Diller's PR Tour
Fri, 16 May 2025
Maureen examines the latest disturbing details in the Diddy trial, further proving his vile and depraved behavior. She also exposes Sean Penn's violent nature with details from his twisted past. Plus, Maureen unloads on Barry Diller's weak attempt to scrub his long history of toxic workplace tirades, and raises an eyebrow to his bizarre explanation of being a gay man in a heterosexual marriage.
Chapter 1: What are the latest developments in the Diddy trial?
So we begin today's edition of The Nerve with the Diddy Trial, which is unfolding here in New York City. We are in day five. It's taking place in federal court. And here are the key things to know. And some of this stuff, I have to warn you, it's extremely graphic. So if you're sensitive to gory details or you have little ones around, you might want to skip ahead.
Now there's a new extended version of the video that shows Sean Combs beating Cassie violently in a Los Angeles hotel. It was the Intercontinental Hotel in 2016. This was shown in court this week and it was released to the media. Let's take a look at it. So she's walking. She's walking like she's really, really trying. Here he goes. He catches her and he grabs her and he's dragging her.
Now we see what looks like a security guard.
talking to sean combs who's wrapped in just a towel so that which to me is extremely extremely telling okay that's another pair of eyes on this okay now just just a side note new york still does not allow television cameras in federal court and i do not understand why you know these trials they're all of our business all of our business i believe that just my opinion
but from what I've read and what I've seen thus far I believe Sean Combs is a very dangerous man an extremely dangerous man and what's going on in here we all have a right to see and hear it okay now Cassie testified that she was often drugged up for these freak-offs that she says she was often forced to participate in more than once when having her period
Here's what she said in court on the stand. Sean would expect it. I don't think anyone wants to do that. Of course not. But what is really interesting here is the distancing language that she is still using. She says, I don't think anybody wants to do that. She's not saying, I didn't want to do that. I never wanted to do that. I can't believe I had to do that or did that.
Okay, that's somebody who has really begun trying to separate and compartmentalize this part of her life. And she clearly doesn't really want to go back there. And she's like eight and a half months pregnant on the stand. She's going on to say that male sex workers that were hired for these freak-offs would urinate on her. Okay, that's what Sean Combs thinks about women, by the way.
And if you think that's too harsh, sometimes Combs would urinate in Cassie's mouth. Okay, this is the testimony Cassie gave to federal prosecutor Emily Johnson, who asked Cassie, did you ever consent to this? Cassie said, no. There was no conversation. It was a turn-on for him, so it happened. There is not a whole lot of control you have with two men standing over you peeing.
I thought it was obvious. I don't want to do it. Okay? This is... She went on to say, there was one instance in which Combs urinated in her mouth so profusely that Cassie testified, quote, I was choking. Now, the defense is gonna put up the argument and has laid the groundwork like, look, yeah, Sean Combs, he's a deviant. You may not find what he's doing palatable, but it's his sex life.
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Chapter 2: What is Sean Penn's history of alleged violence?
And that guy went home and turned on CNN, and, you know, the rest is history, okay? And oh, that was Joe from Delaware. Thank you, Joe from Delaware. I loved your email. And our final one for today, and I think this is a great email, and I think we should all brainstorm. Hi, Maureen.
another great episode of the nerve thank you thanks legit following growing thank you thanks to you guys really her question is there a collective name for viewers of the nerve i think this is a great question most youtube channels with a big following give their viewers a collective name so we could call ourselves that like um she mentions heather mcdonald the comedian who's um got a juicy scoop youtube channel and her viewers are called juicy scoopers so um
I think this is a great idea. I mean, I kind of thought, like, when I read this email, I thought, well, like, I'm not really great at this stuff. It takes me a long time. So anyway, I'm going to deputize you guys. Like, give me some suggestions. What should we be calling ourselves? And I think that's enough homework, really. I think this was a really packed episode.
It's a great Friday episode, right? We covered a lot. We covered the gamut. Now, we will see you next Tuesday. But I also want to know that I want to let you know, rather, that we are constantly hearing and reading your feedback. And we know you guys are loving the mini nerves and the drops on the weekend.
we've got another one for you this weekend so keep your eyes out for it i think it's really it's something we've never done before it's a way we've come at celebrity and pop culture in a way we've never done before and we've got this trio we've got an actress director producer we've got um a chef and we've got an author and each one is bonkers in its own special way.
We will see you back here when we see you at The Nerve, where you'll never guess what we're about to say next.
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