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May 22, 2025

“The Trial Of Sean Combs” Episode Twelve | Abuse, Extortion Detailed by Expert

“The Trial Of Sean Combs” Episode Twelve | Abuse, Extortion Detailed by Expert

The Trial of “Diddy” has wrapped for Monday May 21st, 2025 and featured explosive testimony from a trial expert on the “mental Side” of abuse.

Chapters
01:36 Special Episode Announcement
03:22 Testimony Begins 06:36 Expert Witness on Domestic Violence
11:31 Prosecution's Most Valuable Witness
12:53 Defense Strategy
15:19 Surprising Witnesses Tomorrow
16:33 Interview with Diddy

Welcome to The Trial of Sean Combs. Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs had it all. In the 90s and 00s, he produced global hits for the hottest stars in the world, including Biggie, Mary J. Blige and J Lo. Then came the business deals, from vodka to media companies - everything Diddy touched turned to gold. Now, he faces multiple federal charges in New York, including sex trafficking and allegedly running a criminal enterprise.

The Trial of Diddy is anticipated to be one of the most historic trials in United States history. This series will bring you all of the up to minute details of the Diddy party rumors, in which many were saying Diddy diddy go away by the time the party ended.

The theatrical atmosphere in this trial will be something you are going to want to hear about it and weekly updates just will not be enough so look for this series to drop daily as the trial moves along. Opening statements in the diddy trial are just days away and I am on it!

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The podcast does not constitute professional advice, and listeners are encouraged to seek guidance from qualified professionals regarding any specific issues or concerns. By listening to this podcast, you acknowledge that you understand and accept these terms. We are not liable for any actions taken based on the content provided in this podcast.

Further Legal Note: This Case has not been decided and all persons discussed in this podcast are assumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The civil charges expressed in this podcast are taken from public record and any commentary discussed are for informational purposes may or may not be the opinion of the host and/or producers of this podcast.

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Get ready to dive deep into one of the most

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gripping legal battles of our time. I'm your host, Jim Chapman,

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and today we're unraveling the high stakes drama surrounding one

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of the music industry's most enematic figures, Sean Diddy Combs,

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in a case that has captivated millions. The courtroom has

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become a battleground for fame, fortune, in the dark secrets

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that lurk beneath the glittering surface of celebrity life. As

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the gavel comes down, we'll explore the allegations, the testimonies,

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and the shocking twists that could change the course of

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Diddy's legacy forever. Was this case merely a clash of

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lifestyles or something much more sinister? With each episode, I

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will bring you exclusive insights, analysis, and witness testimony accounts

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that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

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So buckle up as we embark on this thrilling ride

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through the trial of the century, where the stakes are high,

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the drama is real, and the truth is anything but certain.

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This is the Trial of Sean Combs. Let's get started,

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and just quickly before I get into the trial for today,

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May twenty. First, I want to mention on Monday, I'm

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releasing a very special episode. This episode very near and

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dear to my heart. Of course, Monday is Memorial Day

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and for me, my favorite holiday of the year by far.

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It honors those who have died defending our country in

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one way or the other. And these people are the

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real heroes. And for the first time, I'm covering a

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specific hero on this show. I'm absolutely honored to tell

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the story of Casey Frankoski. I was introduced to this

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gold Star family in Casey for her aunt who is

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a fan of.

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This show, a beautiful.

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Lady named Miss Lisa Frankoski, and it's a very interesting

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story as to how I came to know her niece

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and her story and speak to Casey's father and be

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allowed to tell the story of who Casey was. So

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look for that special Memorial Day episode coming your way Monday,

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titled Remembering Casey. So let's get into it in a

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shorter than usual update for you today, not a whole

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lot happened I guess exciting in the trial today, but

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I definitely have the highlights for you. I'm going to

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cover them now and we're going to start off with

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Homeland Security agent Gerard Gannon, who is back on the

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stand for his second day of testimony. And to start off,

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Gannon is questioned by the prosecution about items seized from

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one of the master closets during that raid of Seawan

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Combe's Miami home last year, and Gannon described seizing a

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pair of red Pump high heels and Discovery Ring cell

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phones stuffed inside of a boot. Inside the closet was

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also a Gucci bag that contained white residue that tested

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positive for cocaine and ketamine. In that bag also contained

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smaller bags of different colored pills, including some stamped with

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the Tesla symbol. And I don't know what all this

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is about. Barack Obama came up on some of the

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pills as far as a stamp is concerned in our

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last episode. Well, now we got a Tesla symbol. Now

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that particular set of pills tested positive for MDMA and xanax.

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A crystal rock like substance with the main ingredient of

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magic mushrooms were also found. The crystal rock like substance

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was discovered inside a wooden box marked quote Puffy, according

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to Gannon. He went on to say investigators in the

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master bedroom also came up with a plastic bag of

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pills that would eventually test positive for the main ingredient

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of hallucinogenic mushrooms. Investigators also found a bin containing twenty

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five bottles of baby oil thirty one bottles of astroglide

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lubricant into rubber duck in the closet in the hallway.

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Never the bizarre ship with this case, never stops a

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rubber duck now. A photo of these items was shown

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to the jury. In the guesthouse of Diddy's Miami property,

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a forty five caliber handgum was found in a red

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suitcase of the entrance to the guard shack area, and

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a photo of that was shown to the jury. And

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with that, the prosecution had no further questions for Gannon.

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approached the witness box and they're going to start their

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cross now. Under cross examination, Gannon agreed that many of

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the firearms were wrapped up in tape, they were not loaded,

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and they were thus inoperatable. Gannon also agreed with Gerges

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that guns without serial numbers could still be linked to

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the owners by fingerprints, DNA, hair and fiber and that's

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really freaking irrelevant. But it's the defense way of trying

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to belittle the fact that those serial numbers were scratched off.

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then releases him from the stand. Now, next up, prosecutors

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call Dawn Hughes, who is a clinical and forensic psychologist,

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to the stand. And incidentally, Dawn Hughes may sound familiar

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to you if you follow a lot of trials of

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famous people. She's played a big role in the post

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Me Too air. In recent years, Hughes has taken the

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witness stand in other high profile sex misconduct trials that

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drew national attention. As a matter of fact, when the

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NXIVM sex cult leader Keith Rainier went on trial in

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twenty nineteen, Hughes was on hand to explain it jurors

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how serial abusers gaslight their victims. Two years later, Hughes

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testified at R. Kelly's federal trial, and she testified in

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that trial that the R and B singer had subjective

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victims to psychological entreatment in her opinion, and incidentally, the

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sex cult leader was found guilty of racketeering, sex trafficking,

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and possession of child born r Kelly also convicted in

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twenty twenty one on account of racketeering and eight counts

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of violating the Man Act, a law that bars transporting

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people across state lines for any immoral purpose. And Hughes

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even reached a new level of national awareness after testifying

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at the Johnny Depp Amber her defamation trial. HERD ultimately

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lost that defamation case. So this lady has a track

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record of when she testifies cases get one by prosecutors.

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She is an absolute expert, and during her testimating, she

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testified that victims of domestic violence often stay with their abusers.

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She said they feel like there are no better options

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out there typically and elaborated this by saying, quote, these

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victims who stay in these toxic relationships tend to fall

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into three categories. One because they feel trapped, Two they

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still feel a bond with their abuser, and three they

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believe the act of leaving the real relationship is far

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too complex to achieve. She went on to say that

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domestic violence victims fall prey to a psychological sexual and

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emotional abuse as well as financial dependence, making it all

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the harder for them to fight back or cut themselves loose.

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She continued, saying victims suffering from psychological abuse walk on

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eggshells and focus how to stay safe in the moment

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rather than the big picture solution such as exiting the

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toxic relationship.

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She said sexual abuse.

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Can bring on shame and humiliation, and that leads victims

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to worry about keeping this harm private, which again keeps

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them from seeking an ultimate end to that bad relationship.

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She also testified that the price of emotional abuse leads

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victims to simply believe they're not worthy of anything more us,

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draining them of the energy and motivation to get help.

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Hughes also described financial dependence as very important. She said

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it deprives the victim of the material resources needed to

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leave an abuse of relationship. She went on to say,

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if you don't have money, you're left with a feeling

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of where am I going to go? And continuing in

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her testimony, Hughes said abuse victims will sometimes delayed disclosing

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what they've been through because they fear fallout such as

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shame or not being believed. She went on to say

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that's why abuse will likely first be disclosed to a

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very close friend or a loved one who would be

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viewed by the victims as the most trusting ear. She

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went on to say that trauma itself can impact the

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victim's memory the same as it does with combat veterans,

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child's sex abuse victims, and others, as all of these

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categories have shown a propensity for failing to recall exact

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details as stress narrows attention, and y'all, of all the

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people we've heard from so long, this is probably the

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best witness thus far for the prosecution. She's speaking on

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the mental side of abuse. Many questions have been asked

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as to why Cassie stayed, why she waited so long,

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why didn't she tell somebody sooner? And Hughes is answering

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all of these questions. Does her testimony make sense to

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a lot of you out there? I would think so. Now.

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With that, the court broke for lunch, and after lunch,

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Hughes continued her testimony, but the prosecution was done at

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this point, so the cross started, and Hughes appeared to

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agree with Combe's defense that she doesn't have this level

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of intimate knowledge on Shawn Combe specifically, or Cassie or

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anyone else involved in this specific trial, that she was

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speaking in generalities. The defense attorney Jonathan Back then asked

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Hughes if she's ever represented anyone accused of a sex crime,

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and she responded, that's correct. I don't evaluate offenders. And

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what he's trying to prove there is she's only going

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to speak for one side, and that's the prosecution side

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of things, and that's a personal choice for her. Bock

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also asked Hughes if she's making six hundred dollars an

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hour for her work with prosecutors, and she confirmed that,

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and with that they release her. And what are they

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trying to do there? Of course, they're trying to make

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it look as if she's only saying this stuff because

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she's getting paid six hundred bucks an hour. All defense

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teams do that. When expert witnesses testify, it really contains

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no bearing on anything. Again, it's just a tactics, magic

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tricks for the jury. Next up, for the prosecution, they

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called a former assistant to Comb's, a guy by the

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name of George Caplan, and under direct examination, Caplan claimed

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that Combs on the regular threatened to fire him. He

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said Combs would often say he only wanted the best

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employees possible. Sometimes that will be in a motivational tone,

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and sometimes it will be in an angry tone. He

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also said that Combs had very exact demands that needed

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to be met when he was traveling, such as filling

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out a list of toiletries that needed to be packed

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for and overnight. Caplan said he was also required to

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unpack the toiletries and arrange them so they were all

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facing forward, and he said that would take him like

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a half hour to do. Caplan testified that one of

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his duties was to clean hotel rooms for Combs. Oh

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my gosh, I couldn't imagine that job, and he said

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that the reason they were so thorough with cleaning these

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rooms is that if photos came out of a big

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mess in these rooms from freak golf parties. He didn't

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say that, but that's what he's talking about, that could

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be embarrassing to Combs, and even worse, can be sold

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to tabloids, so he made sure he cleaned up. He

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also said the rooms would often be littered when he

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would go to clean up, with liquor bottles or baby

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oil and he said on one occasion he found white

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powder near sink. He went on to say that packing

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Comb's medicine bag was also a lengthy challenge. He said,

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various pills including advil, tylan ollen. That's okay, everybody has

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that in their medicine bag. Then he gets into ketamine

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always needed to be included and recalled once accepting a

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delivery of MDMA for Combs in Miami. And at that

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point court adjourned a little bit early for today. Now Tomorrow, Thursday,

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May twenty second, Kaplan will be the first guy back

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up on the stand as the prosecution continues their questioning

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of him. Also something to note for tomorrow, five witnesses

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are scheduled to testify, including Kid Cuddy, the guy who

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had his car blown up. So it ought to be

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an interesting day in the Shaw and Combs trial. And

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of course I'm going to bring you that update. And

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I have a little bit of a surprise for you today.

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Because today's episode was shorter than normal, I wanted to

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give you a little more and I included kind of

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a rare interview with Ditty himself. And it's called seventy

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three questions. It's not very long, only about nine minutes.

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But you actually learn a lot about Diddy in this

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interview that knowing what we know now or what is

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alleged now, this interview takes on a whole new light

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to those that listen to it. So I want you

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to listen to this and see if you pick up

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on the things that knowing what we know is alleged

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now stand out in the interview.

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Puff, Didy, p Didy, Welcome to my home. There he

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is ready for a seventy three question interview. You know

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the drill. Let's do this. Let's do it before we begin.

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How do I address you? You can call me Love,

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And you've referred.

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To yourself differently over the years, So I got to

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ask you why so many name changes. It depends on

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my mood, my vibe and Puff, where did that come from?

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I can't tell you that.

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Why'd you move to La Oh for the kids, the family,

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the Wealla. What's the one thing you missed the most

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about living in New York City? I miss the people, Love,

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How do you describe yourself?

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I'm vivacious, eccentric, and I'm a scorpion.

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What's one misconception about you?

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There are no misconceptions is about me.

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What's your biggest strength?

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My belief in God?

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It's your biggest.

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Weakness fried chicken, best personal trait my compassion.

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What's one thing you need every morning?

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I need a hug.

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I noticed your fested de core right over here. What

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are you gonna be doing for the holidays?

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Opening a whole lot of gifts?

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What does family mean to you? Everything is my tribe?

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Can you name your kids from oldest the youngest?

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Quincy, Justin, Christian, Chance, Delilah and Jesse?

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Okay, how do you tell your twin daughters apart.

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Just that parental instinct?

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What's one thing you want for your kids?

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Oh? Peace, happiness, love? I want it all for my kids.

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Who's your biggest money?

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Who's your biggest inspiration?

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My biggest inspiration is my mother.

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What advice did you give jay Z and Beyonce when

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they had twins?

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Get ready for double the love?

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What do you think the Biggie's legacy is big?

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East legacy is that he is the greatest of all time.

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What's the last movie that made you cry with laughter?

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Or that's Eddie Murphy delirious?

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What did you bring to Martha Stewart and snooze pot luck.

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Oh, I brought him from Delhi on the best to

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killer in the world.

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What's the piece of advice you give to you a

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fifteen year old?

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Love? Love, take care of yourself.

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What did did you know that you wanted to be

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an entrepreneur.

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When I was twelve? How no whe and got a

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paper out? But I wasn't supposed to, but I got

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one anyway.

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All right, probably the most important question of the interview.

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But is it really all about the Benjamins? I think

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it's all about love and love the bartender awaits okay,

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So what's your favorite cocktail?

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My favorite cocktail is the new French vanilla sarrac flavored coquito. Okay,

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so you need some French vanilla sarac, You need some coquito.

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You need some holidays to get plenty of that.

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What's your favorite food?

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Soul food?

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What's your favorite min extent?

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Apple pie and ice cream?

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Where do you go to relax in the world?

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I like the Caribbean, by the way, whatever happened to

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that Fawnsworth Bentley?

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Guy? Oh, Farnsworth is doing great?

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Okay. So you're having a party. What song do you

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kick it off with?

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Dougie Fresh and slick Rick the show. You have to

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try that one.

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Now you've gone on the record saying that your White

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Party is up there with the top three that you've

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ever thrown for people.

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What are the other two?

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I would say?

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When I got my star on Hollywood, I had a

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party and this year at Burning Man at an undisclosed location.

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And if you've had to recall the most lavish, over

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the top, outrageously extravagant decoration on display, what would it be?

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One time?

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I had the Declaration of Independence in one of my

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Fourth for July parties. It's a Fourth of July White Party,

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and the White Parties coming back.

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This year, by the way, for charity.

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Yeah, that's great to hear. And I'm sure that's probably

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not public information yet. But who's the person that's number

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one on that invitation list?

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Nouto DiCaprio and I can get on that list.

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Get out of doubt you are inviting.

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That is so generous. If you cheers to that you at.

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The White Party, and happy holidays to you and yours.

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Thanks love. What's the best thing you've ever worn?

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Thank you?

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The best thing I've ever won is I have a

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vintage Ralph Lorren double breasted, took seedough woh.

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It sounds nice. And what's your favorite article of clothing?

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Favorite article of clothing socks?

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And how would you describe your style?

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My style is ditty style right here, you.

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Know I can see and who your style icons?

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Out of all the icons in the world, Dapa Dan

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and this kid right.

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Here, my son Christete, the third son to see how

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fresh he is?

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A little FRESHMANI me comfy, cozy, take mant your put

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your sneakers up man, gosh, I'm sorry.

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Who's your fashion mentor? My mother is my fashion mentor

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and designer. As a fashion designer.

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All I would have to say Tom Floyd, though, what's

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most memorable?

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Sean on Runway show?

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Most memorable showing John Runway Show the first show that

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we ever did, and it was the first time that

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New York Fashion Week saw a black excellence.

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In his full glory and splendor.

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What fashion shoot sticks out in your mind?

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Any labelwitz?

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The Vogue shoot that I did, it was called Puffy

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Does Paris, and Kate Moss was in there and every

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designer in the world.

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It was crazy.

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How has hip hop influenced fashion or change fashion?

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Hip hop has changed the world to fashion.

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Look at Gucci.

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How does fashion influence you when you're recording.

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If I'm not fresh, I can't make a hit.

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So to your left, I see a silver statue. Is

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that a certain CFDA Award CFDA Mensburg Designer of the

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Year Award?

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Path that is a beautiful thing.

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Put my drink down.

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How did I feel winning that?

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Man? First African American to win a CFDA Award? I

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remember I was in a category with Mark Jacobs.

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And Ralph Lauren and I won.

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Can't touch it?

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Yes, it's real, Oh great, it's real.

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All right, No, it's your Grammys. Tell me what's your

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favorite Grammy that you've won.

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My favorite Grammy would have to be hip Hop Album

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of the Year for no way out.

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How many number ones have you had in your career?

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I probably had seven as a solo artist and.

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Over forty as a producer.

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Impressive And I want you to think back for this question.

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But what was the first musical memory that you've ever

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had in your life?

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My first musical memory was seeing James Brown at the Apollo.

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Can you finish your sentence for me? Hip Hop music today.

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Is hip hop music today is taking over the world.

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Who's the one artist living or dead that you wish

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you could collaborate.

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With Michael Jackson?

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Why?

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I mean it's Michael Jackson. Man, who wouldn't.

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Who's one actor you hope to work with?

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Denzel Washington? Why it is Denzel Point?

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Take it all right? All the TV that you've done,

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What is your most memorable moment?

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I would have to say what I performed at the

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MTV Awards with Sting doing. I'll be missing you, life

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changing and now you're coming back.

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Yes, I'm coming back. I have a new show on

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Fox called Before.

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It's going to revolutionize vocal competition shows. It's me Dj Khaled, Fergie,

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Meghan trainor Charlie Walker. Check it out premiere's January fourth

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on Fox.

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Do you think you will ever be done with music?

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I will never be done with music.

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What was your.

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Favorite song to perform live on that Bad Boy Reunion tour?

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I love dancing the more money, more problems, you know?

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All right? So it's twenty twenty. Will we see a

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president Love?

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You will not see a president Love in twenty twenty,

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but you will see some change.

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I love.

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It's going to help you get some change to spread

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this world with love. Don't want to be the president,

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though I want to have.

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Too much fun.

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What makes a good leader? Do you think.

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Patience?

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What is your hope for the future in general?

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My hope for the future is that my people, African Americans,

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will get a chance to build some economic wealth, to

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make some positive changes in our community, so we could

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stop asking people for things, and that my people just

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get a peace of mind.

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Man, just to get a day to breathe.

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And I have to think about getting shot or killed,

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being oppressed, you know, that's all.

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Just want a little bit of peace and love.

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What's the cause that's important to education? Describe Colin Kaepernick

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in Two Birds Brave Man. Okay, well we're almost done here.

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I'm gonna round it out with some old fashioned turial false.

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Is that all right?

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Sure, let's go okay?

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Pure false. You go to sleep at five am false

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trure false. You take a bath every night true chure false.

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You love candles true chure false. You never wear pink

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false chure false. Vinyl is a lot better than digital

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true ture false. You never wear jeans false true or false.

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You do not like dancing.

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That's absolutely false, and you were false.

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Did you have the most memorable time with me on

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this interview.

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Yah, that's true.

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I believe that yeah takes a lot.

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Love all right, great, take care.

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