June 18, 2025 • 65 mins
The courtroom exploded yesterday when Judge Aaron Subramanian finally reached his breaking point with Diddy's legal team. After weeks of frivolous motions and legal maneuvering, someone leaked sealed information about a juror receiving mysterious text messages—and the judge wasn't having it anymore.
What we're witnessing isn't just a trial but a battle of desperation. Diddy's defense team appears increasingly frantic for a mistrial, while TMZ's declining relevance has led them to questionable reporting practices. The judge threatened contempt charges as he promised a full investigation into who violated his orders. Meanwhile, content creators like Tisa Tales provide raw, unfiltered accounts from inside the courtroom, describing how Diddy antagonized the judge through exaggerated stretches while attorneys sat with sunken heads during the reprimand.
The prosecution continues building its RICO case methodically. Evidence revealed how Diddy used corporate accounts tied to his entertainment empire to fund his lifestyle and alleged criminal activities. Bank statements showed staggering expenditures—$46,000 in hotel damages, a $944,000 credit card bill paid through company accounts, and travel arrangements for what prosecutors characterize as illegal "freak offs." Jurors maintained poker faces while enduring fifteen minutes of explicit video evidence, underscoring the challenging nature of their civic duty.
Perhaps most telling is the revelation that Diddy likely won't testify in his own defense. For someone constantly communicating through sticky notes and nonverbal cues throughout the trial, his silence under oath speaks volumes. With the defense case expected to last just 2-5 days, and Kanye West now officially on the courtroom guest list after his brief appearance last week, we're approaching what could be a swift conclusion to this high-profile case.
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Wake up, wake up, it's the flow show no filter.
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enough.
We got to get into all that.
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Happy, happy hump day, y'all.
What the hell is going on?
Hope everybody enjoyed.
I see the breakfast crew Shoutout to the breakfast crew in the
building.
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What the hell is going on?
Good morning Sybil.
Good morning Anitra.
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See Tuck in the building.
Good morning Megan.
Yvonne, yvonne, miss Martinez,thank you for the $4.99 super
sticker.
You started off right up earlywith it.
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You started off right up earlywith it, $4.99,.
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Your boy been eating goodlately Thanks to y'all.
Y'all know the super chats andsuper stickers go to a good
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cause putting food in my belly.
Y'all know I'm greedy.
Y'all don't you hate whenpeople take your kindness for
weakness.
Don't you hate when you try tobe kind to mother effers who
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don't even deserve it, but youdo it anyway because that's what
we're supposed to do.
We're supposed to be nice topeople, treat others as you want
to be treated, but you gotthose few bastards to do.
We're supposed to be nice topeople, treat others as you want
to be treated, but you gotthose few bastards who don't
know how to accept nicetreatment and they take it and
run with it.
I know y'all like where is hegoing with this story?
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The judge has had enough.
The judge in this diddy trialhas been nice to itty bitty
mohawk little diddy smalls andhis billion dollar legal team,
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and I feel like he's been.
He's went out his way to befair.
His billion dollar legal teamand I feel like he's been.
He's went out his way to befair.
He's really thought through andtook his time on these half ass
, frivolous ass motions They'vebeen filing since this trial has
started.
Trial has started and, just likethe bastards I was speaking
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about in my original story, yougot people like Diddy and his
legal team that you can't befucking nice to, because they
take that as oh, I can run overthis guy.
The judge went the hell off oneverybody in that courtroom
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yesterday and I liked it becauseif you've been watching and
following this uh podcast, Itold you that's why I can't be a
judge, because as soon as Icame in the courtroom I would
have held diddy and his wholelegal team in contempt just
immediately.
I would have just started fromthere first of all, before you
even open your mouth, I'mholding all you motherfuckers in
contempt first and I will takeyou off contempt one by one when
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I want to, and I know you can'tdo that as a judge.
That's why I'm a fuckingpodcaster, because they would
have disrobed me in five minutesand the headlines would have
been we looking for a new judgefor the Diddy trial, because I'm
not playing with nobody, andlet me explain to y'all what
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happened.
So it's been a lot ofcontroversy with the jurors.
The judge has had to removejuror number six because he was
lying about where the hell helived at.
He had inconsistent stories.
Then the judge let Diddy andhis team stand up there and pull
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the race card.
They've been pulling the racecard since the beginning of this
trial.
He let them, he heard them out,he really made the decision on
last Friday but since they gotup there uh telling their their
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war stories about, uh, minorityvoting I mean juries and and how
this is uh not fair to diddyand the judge said he, asleep on
it, he thought about over theweekend, and then he and he and
he came back monday and he justreassured the courtroom and
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confirmed to Diddy's team thaty'all can take that motion and
shove it where the sun don'tshine and slam this damn gavel.
Then an issue comes up againwith another juror.
This time it's juror numberseven.
This time it's juror numberseven.
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So the judge says at thebeginning of court hey, we got
an issue with juror number seven, we're going to talk about it
at the end.
So they talk about it at theend.
It's only the lawyer, denny'slegal team.
Basically the prosecution andthe defense are in a sealed
courtroom and this wholeinteraction was sealed so
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nobody's supposed to know shit.
So they haven't been exactabout what was leaked about.
This shit was leaked about thisshit, but reading the tea
leaves we can tell that it wasabout.
Well, we know it was aboutjuror number seven, but we also
know what happened.
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Juror number seven received amysterious text from a number he
didn't know he or she.
I don't know if it's a he orshe from a number they didn't
know or she.
I don't know if it's a he orshe, but a number they didn't
know.
And it asked them were theyjuror number six?
And this news was broken by TMZ.
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I believe this is what pissedthe judge off, the reason why
I'm pretty sure this is what itwas about, because even prior to
this and even once he was goingto fuck off on everybody, the
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judge has never given thatinformation, whereas we knew
there were inconsistencies withjuror number six.
They let us know that.
But even right now, the judgehasn't said anything about juror
number seven receiving a textor any of that out of his mouth.
Yet we hear from tmz and wealready know tmz is in bed with
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Mark Garagos, which also putsthem in bed with Tenny Garagos,
mark Garagos' daughter, and weknow they're doing everything
they can in desperation to tryto get a freaking mistrial.
So the judge didn't say who didwhat he said.
He's about to investigate it,but it don't take a rocket
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scientist to realize why thehell would the prosecution leak
it.
What do they have to gain?
Who has something to gain?
Tim Sleazy, because you can'tforget tolee in front of the Z
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Anytime you say TM Sleazy, it'snot TMZ, it's TM Sleazy.
Tmz got something to gainbecause they so thirsty to get a
story and us YouTubers andpodcasters are kicking their ass
when it comes to this mediacoverage and they desperate.
Don't get it twisted.
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That's something that a lot ofpeople ain't mentioning.
Tmz numbers are down, if younotice.
Tmz is trying to change up theirwhole style on social media.
They're trying to post shitwith natural.
Harvey looks a wreck.
He looks stressed the fuck out.
He digging up stories talkingabout who unalive Michael
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Jackson.
Y'all know I love MichaelJackson, but don't nobody give a
fuck about that story right now, Harvey, y'all are desperate
over there, tm Sleazy.
Also Mark Garagos and his teamof his motley crew of men, his
legal team.
They're desperate because theyneed a mistrial, like you need a
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fucking hole in your headbecause they are cooked.
And I believe wholeheartedlythat they leaked this
information in an attempt for afucking mistrial.
And that's just my opinion.
But one thing about my opinionthem motherfuckers be right.
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I am the GOAT when it comes toreading tea leaves and I know
something is up with this jurorinformation.
Like I said, the judge has nottold us this information that
TMZ revealed to us.
The judge has not mentioned ityet.
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That's what lets me know thatinformation he did not want out.
He's been very transparent whenhe could be transparent and if
he wanted us to know about thathe would have said it out his
fucking mouth.
So I feel the judge and I don'tthink the judge is going to
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give Diddy and his team any moreleeway.
I think he done had enough.
I think he wanted to square upwith the damn defense.
I'm sure he knows, he justcan't say it.
The judge knows that theprosecution didn't leak no
information.
Why the hell would they leakthat?
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That don't do that, that don'tdoes that, don't do anything for
the prosecution.
And then the great girl uh,great, great young lady, tisa
tails, was in the courtroom andshe said why the judge was
reprimanding everybody in thefreaking courtroom.
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He, she said the lawyers weresitting there like kids when,
when they didn't did somethingwrong or they got a bad grade on
their test and or they didn'tdo their homework, and you
reprimanded them and theysitting there with their head
kind of sunken low and in ahumble position, why they all
like that?
Tisa tells said diddy washalf-assed, antagonizing the
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judge by doing all kind ofstupid ass stretches and stuff.
I wasn't there to see that, butI know tisa tells.
I believe what she's saying.
If tisa tells say it, I don'tbelieve she's gonna lie, so I'm
taking her for a word for it.
I'm taking her out of work.
T Tells said Diddy wasstretching and doing it and
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being all extra like almostthrowing it in the judge's face
or just kind of happy.
The judge was pissed off.
This is a mess.
This is a mess, but I got faithin this judge and I got faith
in this judge and I got faith inthis system on this one, that
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they gonna get this right andwhatever games the Diddy and his
legal teams are playing isabout to freaking backfire.
Mark my words.
But I told y'all.
I knew if y'all, I knew ify'all anybody that been
following this podcast since westarted y'all did not tell y'all
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that Diddy and his legal teamwas going to get on this fucking
judge's nerves and it's beenbuilding up, building up,
building up until the judgeexploded.
He's been calm, cool andcollected this whole time, but
he finally had enough, becauseyou give people like Diddy an
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inch, they're going to take acountry mile every time and
that's what happened.
That's what happened.
They are so desperate for amistrial.
Tim Sleazy is desperate Becausethis they already was falling
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off.
Tmz was already turning into adinosaur, but their coverage on
this Diddy trial has been socompromised and it's been so
blatant that they're full ofshit that the world is tuning
them out.
Who really still goes to TMZfor their news?
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Now?
If you're on social media, yousee Harvey looking like a zombie
trying to have a natural post,trying to post like we do.
But that ain't going to work,man, because this is genuine.
You got to be genuine.
These days, the public don'tgive a shit about smoke and
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mirrors.
They are following genuinesources, genuine sources like me
Tisa Tales, ticket TV, it's afew other people.
Those are the people I know.
But TMZ, aka Tim Sleazy, hasreally pissed me off, and it's
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funny because I blocked TMZ.
Y'all know I was on TMZ like sixor seven times and I told my
story on my subscriber contentabout.
I felt like they were.
It got to the point where itfelt like they were using me and
the last day I was on theappearance they tied me up the
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whole day and then at the end ofthe day I'm waiting to go on.
They were like oh, I'm sorry,we ran out of time, we're going
to reschedule for so-and-so,so-and-so, and it was so fake,
like the way they did it.
I didn't feel respected at all.
I was like I said to myself Ido podcasts, I got social media
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content, I got my own shit goingon.
I don't have time to be havinga whole day tied up for you to
be talking about.
You ran out of time and so thatwas my last time and I blocked
TMZ after that on my Skypeaccount and the way we were
communicating.
I just blocked them because Ijust was like I didn't like that
and fuck y'all.
You know what I mean.
That's how I am anyway.
No hard feelings.
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But I told y'all back on theshow a long time ago I don't
care who you are, you can kickthem same rocks in them, same
flip-flops without no socks justlike anybody.
I don't give a damn if you theperson down the street or you
big-ass TMZ, if I don't like howyou moving, then I will let you
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kick them.
Same rocks, I don't give a damn.
And this was way before all ofthis.
I am so happy that I distancedmyself from TMC.
One thing about me I move withmy gut, I move with my heart,
and my heart and my gut ain'tfailed me yet.
And I didn't even know it wasthe right thing when I blocked
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TMC and after my sixthappearance I went about my merry
way.
I didn't even know if it wasthe right thing to do at that
time.
I just didn't like thetreatment and I didn't like, I
didn't feel right.
I started feeling like theyusing me, you're not about to
use me, I don't need no damn TMZAnyway.
So I'm glad I distanced myselffrom TMZ because this Diddy
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trial has exposed them in a waywhere I don't even look at them
the same.
I don't even look at Harvey thesame.
I don't even look at TMZ thesame.
Tmz aka TMZ TM, sleazy.
Them fell all the way off andthey dinosaurs.
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Now shout out to Tisa Tales.
Technohippie said.
I like Tisa too.
She works alone and is verybrave and sweet, not to mention
absolutely gorgeous.
Real recognized, real stayamazing.
Of course.
Yeah, I love Tisa Tales and ifanybody ever came at Tisa Tales
I would go the fuck off on them.
And if anybody ever came atTisa Tales I would go the fuck
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off on them.
I got Tisa Tales back, and anyjournalist that does this with
passion and is not scared to gofront and center in a fire.
I got they back.
Y'all know that about me, so Ijust want to put that out there.
Y'all like Tisa Tales too, andand and I think she does a great
job and I think she's verypassionate and genuine about
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what she does.
But anyway, I was glad to seethe judge going off.
Exactly, you can't even giveDiddy an itty bitty inch.
You give him an itty bitty inch, he gonna take a big punisher
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mile itty bitty mohawk stickynote Diddy Smalls by the time.
I just can't wait Now.
At this point I don't give adamn because you know I've been
trying to hold back a little bit.
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I try to give Diddy a littlegrace.
It's no secret, I don't likeanything about what he's done.
I used to love Diddy back inthe day and the bad boy and
Biggie Smalls and all that.
But I found out all that shitwas fraudulent.
So I can't wait on thislong-ass name we done gave Diddy
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.
I can't wait till we can add inthe front of that name guilty,
itty, bitty, mohawk, stickyickyNote Diddy Smalls.
That's going to be his finalname when this fucking trial is
over.
Say that 10 times in a row.
Oh yeah, y'all.
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Y'all know Flo's Kitchen isopen on a Wednesday.
It's open on Wednesday.
Hey look we cooking them withextra sauce, extra crispy.
Bring the crock pot out.
I'm in rare form today becauseI'm so glad that your judge took
a little page out of Flo's bookand just went the fuck off on
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everybody.
Sometimes you just got to gothe fuck off on everybody.
Sometimes you just got to gothe fuck off on everybody Just
to let people know don't take myniceness for weakness.
And you know that brought asmile to my face.
When the judge said I'm aboutto sanction every motherfucker,
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I said that's what I'm talkingabout, judge Aaron Subramanian.
Y'all know it, everybody.
We all hard workers in here.
And one thing about the flowcommunity it's a bunch of
hardworking people.
And you know, sometimes youknow you at your job you try to
be nice to everybody.
You know you want everybody tohave a cool working environment
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and sometimes you take abackseat to people when they say
a little ignorant shit or get alittle out of line.
But some days y'all know yougot to go in that job and just
go the fuck off on people Justbecause you not about to be
playing with me all the time.
And so y'all know it may smile,it may flow smile.
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When I, when I saw judge aarontell him he telling everybody,
he about to investigate, herecomes sanctions I said see,
that's flow.
Everybody got a little bit offlow in them Because that's
exactly how I would have handledit.
I would have came in thatcourtroom.
My role would have been lookingcrazy.
It would have looked like Iblew into that courtroom.
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My role.
I would have came in.
You would have knew I was goingoff before I even said a word
because my role would have beenall over the place.
So shout out to the judge.
That's my intro for today.
Let's get into some of thesearticles, y'all.
The fuck Way to go, judge,ain't nothing like seeing
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somebody cook.
I said the kitchen was open inthe courtroom yesterday and I
liked it.
And Diddy stretching and beingall extra.
Yeah, there you go.
Ray Shelton said it better.
She said it better.
Sometimes you got to pop outand show ninjas, and that's what
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the judge did yesterday.
So let's start with that.
I got my intro out the way.
Y'all.
I'm going to calm the fuck downnow, get into the article, get
into my little professional flow.
So bear with me y'all.
Y'all know sometimes I get alittle rambunctious Uncertainty.
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They pissed me off.
So this coming from the NewYork Post Yep, exactly, sybil, I
would have came in there.
You would have thought a tornadoblew me in there.
That road would have beentwisted all kind of ways.
Yep, they would have been inthat courtroom like uh-oh, flow
about to go off.
I would have been like, firstand foremost, I'm holding all
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you motherfuckers in contemptuntil I figure out what the hell
I want to do next.
Kind of like when my mom usedto just send us all to the room
so she can think about thepunishment.
You knew it was a realpunishment coming when my mom
was so mad.
The first thing she said isjust take y'all asses into the
room.
That means she want to thinklong and hard before she give us
the punishment from hell.
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You know, I'd rather have mypunishment immediately.
Just tell me now, because whenyou got time to think about it,
our ass grass.
So anyway, let's get into thearticle.
Y'all this comes from the NewYork Post.
I told you that's why I signeda professional.
I'm just good.
I'm good at what I do.
I don't want to.
I don't want people to like me.
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I appreciate my flow communitybecause y'all like me, but I
don't do this to be liked.
I do this to be good, like me,but I don't do this to be liked.
I do this to be good.
I make sure I'm good at what Ido.
That's why I have so manytrolls and so many people who
claim they don't agree with mewatching my shit because I'm so
good.
I'm that good.
They be in my Facebook commentstalking about all you saying is
(24:37):
a bunch of blah, blah, blah.
And I say back to them well, Iguess all it took for you to
come in my comments and be on mypage for me to say blah, blah,
blah.
I'm not good.
You want to come hear my blah,blah, blah?
I can talk about anything andyou're going to come check right
in.
I focus on being good at what Ido.
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I don't focus on being liked.
That's the difference.
See, when you're good at whatyou do, everybody tune in.
When you sitting here trying tomake people like you, only the
people that like you tune in.
I don't give a damn about wholike me, I just try to be the
best at what I do.
That way, everybody keepwatching and we keep going up.
So I appreciate all the floatcommunity.
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New York Post.
New York Post Diddy Trial LiveUpdates.
Judge rips lawyers for leakingsealed details.
Second juror might be booted.
Might be booted the judge.
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And Sean Diddy Combs' sextrafficking trial ripped into
attorneys on both sides.
Tuesdays, after details from aclosed-door proceedings were
published in the media and bymedia.
We're about Tim Sleazy Tees andtails.
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Don't be lying.
Every day.
People will say whatever,though.
That's why, hey look, whensomebody work hard, you just
work hard.
You can't pay attention topeople, because people who work
hard respect people who workhard.
People who don't, they findreasons to hate.
That's why I don't try to beliked, I just try to be the best
and watch.
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Everybody continue to tune in tome on every platform.
You all tuned in the fucking,and that's the goal.
So anything outside of that.
If you don't, if you disagree,tune the fuck out.
Goodbye.
Ain't nobody begging for no?
Ain't nobody begging for no.
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Engagement.
Ain't nobody begging for no.
Viewers, arriva, dirchy adios.
Um, the judge, in a closed,sealed environment, got his
information leaked.
Someone is lying, and I'mquoting the judge.
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This is a nice way of himsaying y'all motherfuckers run
y'all mouth too much, and Iquote he says someone is lying
as he threatened to holdattorneys in contempt of court
if it happens again.
One or more people who werehere Friday in this courtroom
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flagrantly violated this court'sorders.
They told some informationabout that juror when he
specifically said even told thejurors.
When it came to juror numbersix, do not mention that he was
uh booted because he lied abouthis residence.
Just say he was removed andleave it at that.
Diddy 55 is accused of using hisfame and fortune to run a
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decade-long scheme in which hecontrolled and manipulated his
longtime girlfriend, r&b singerCassie Ventura, and others,
using violence and threats,forcing them into Freak Off
Marathon and we're going to talkabout they had to watch some
more of them, nasty-ass FreakOff.
This trial is a mix betweenCourt, tv, corn Hub, only Fans
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and First 48.
You got all that mixed intothis case.
So the judge held a closed doormeeting and loose lips are
sinking ships.
The jury has been sent home.
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Yeah, I like what y'all said inthe comments no tease and tell
slander will be tolerated on theFlow Show.
She worked way too hard and shedoes a great job.
So I'm not buying into none ofthat slander and I'm glad the
Flow community chat while Icontinue this show.
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Please have Tisa Tales back inthe chat.
I stand behind her.
100,000%, 20,000 toes, let mecontinue.
The jury has been sent home.
After an investigator in theManhattan attorney's office
spent the whole day on thewitness stand.
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After the panelists were let go, judge Aaron Subramanian held a
closed-door proceeding, likelyto question one juror over an
issue that might call for theirdismissal from the case.
Tomorrow, which will be today,brendan Paul is expected to
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begin testifying about his timeallegedly selling drugs to Diddy
Sean.
Diddy Cohn's lawyer, tennyGarigal, spent most of her time
after the lunch break showingjurors sex.
They've been sex messages.
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They call them sex messages.
With their text messagesthey've seen before between the
hip-hop mogul and his formerlongtime girlfriend, cassie
ventura garagos read aloud bothloving and racy messages that
ventura sent the bad boys found,including ones where she seemed
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eager and willing toparticipate in freak-offs.
They're trying to paint thisconsensual picture.
I'm going to give you a littlebit more info on the judge in a
few.
Also, they are going to allowor we got an article talking
about Kanye West now has thecorrect credentials to actually
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go inside the courtroom.
We're going to talk about thatin a minute.
If you remember, he tried to gothe other day.
They whisked his ass to theoverflow room where he was by
himself, where he thought he wasgoing to be in the main
courtroom with Diddy's familyand the jurors and all that, and
they put him in his own room,an overflow room, where he was
just watching it on video, andhe was there about two seconds
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and got his ass out of therebecause he wasn't getting no VIP
treatment.
Well, they are saying now he ison the correct list and can go
into the actual, real courtroom.
We're going to talk about thattoo, but let me finish detailing
what the hell went on yesterdayabout that too, but let me
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finish detailing what the hellwent on yesterday.
So they revealed a text messagewhere Cassie said baby, I want
to freak off so bad.
Basically, like I said, tryingto paint the picture that this
is contentious.
Now, jurors kept poker face asthe Combs lawyers played in more
than 15 minutes of explicitfreak off footage.
Y'all wouldn't want to be nodamn juror man.
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They had to watch 15 minutes ofbaby oil and boobies and drugs
stupors.
They had to watch 15 minutes ofthis trifling shit.
Oh my God, I wouldn't want tobe a juror.
Shout out to the jurors manY'all doing a job that not too
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many.
I don't know, maybe y'all wouldwant to do it, but I wouldn't
want to be no juror.
I don't want to watch.
No, 15 minutes of Diddy in thecorner playing with his itty
bitty tootsie roll and takingadvantage of women and got male
sex workers just ramming themleft and right.
I'm cool, I don't want to seeit, but these jurors had to
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watch it.
So anyway, jurors kept theircool Tuesday as Sean Diddy,
combs' lawyer, played them morethan 15 minutes of X-rated
footage of his infamous marathonsexual escapades.
He dubbed freak-offs itty bitty.
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At least two of the panelistsappeared to uncomfortably shift
their chairs and scratch theirfaces while these explicit
videos played on the monitorsnear their seats but otherwise
kept their emotions close to thevest.
Drawers wore headphones tolisten to the video, but the
media and public were blockedfrom viewing and could barely
hear.
But they said there was amalfunction and somehow it
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played loudly.
I don't know if it played oversome speakers or it came out of
whatever, but they said for aminute it was like for a second
it was moaning and all type ofcrazy shit going on and they had
to uh fix it or whatever.
Um, somebody said uh, melissasaid she loved to see diddy get
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tossed out of the courtroom.
That'd be nice, that'd be asight for sore eyes.
So, um, jurors, wear headphonesand watch this nasty crap.
That's, man, I ain't never.
I didn't even know.
I didn't even know you couldlike be obligated to watch
x-rated videos as a juror.
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I didn't even know that.
I thought that was.
I would just assume there was alaw against X rated content,
but I guess not.
These video videos were from2012,.
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October, october 14th, thecorner, like the pervert he is
and pleasured himself.
I can't believe they had towatch this y'all.
I don't even like reading thisthis part.
It y'all it.
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I don't even like reading this,this part.
So imagine having to watch it,diddy with his beady eyes over
there in the corner looking likea.
I ain't gonna say nothing.
Prosecutors played around twominutes of the footage for
jurors yesterday, but combsattorney tinny garagos has
played more than 15 minutes ofthe video t while
cross-examining special agentDelisa Penland.
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So now let's talk about whatelse went on in that courtroom.
The new juror we got anotherjuror whose ass is grass Looks
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like he's going to be out ofhere, and let's get into some of
these massive credit cards.
Before we get into this KanyeWest and him card.
Before we get into this kanyewest and him being able to go
into the courtroom now.
Did he want some star power onhis side?
And I and I believe they want,uh, to see if kanye can help
sway some of the jurors with hisstar power.
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That's just me speculating, um,but it has to be a reason why
they're going so hard to getKanye West in that courtroom and
it ain't just to support afriend.
I'm not buying that.
Let's talk about this.
Did y'all know that?
They said Diddy is going toskip the stand.
So you mean to tell me Diddy,mr?
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It ain't no case, mr Want tocontrol everything.
Mr Pleading my innocence, youjust it's just a black man being
torn out.
You don't want to get on thestand and speak for yourself.
They are saying this is fromWION.
They are saying this is fromWION.
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Their sources are saying Diddyto skip the stand, no testimony
in the sex trafficking case.
So they're basically sayingthat Diddy is not going to get
on the stand for himself.
What do y'all think about that?
Do y'all think that points tohis innocence or it points to
his guilt?
You would think he would wantto get on there and speak up for
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himself.
But they're saying he's notgoing to get on the stand.
They saying did he go sit backand not say nothing for himself?
I don't know If I was ever in asituation which I ain't never
gonna be, in no situation.
This Diddy shit is only.
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I don't even know if it'sanybody ever in life that will
be in this position and havedone the things that Diddy has
done.
But I'm getting my innocent asson that stand.
I'm sorry.
I'm speaking for myself.
I don't give a damn who don'tlike me or what.
Nobody say If you're innocentand all you got to do is go up
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there and tell the truth.
Why not get on the stand?
All you got to do is go upthere and tell the truth.
What's so hard about that?
All you got to do is go upthere and tell the truth.
What's so hard about that?
Anitra says his anger will getthe best of him.
That's why he will show justwhat the prosecution needs.
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I believe it.
Yeah, see, he can't, he can't,he can't.
Yeah, he, he, he't, yeah, he,he, he, he running out of sticky
notes.
He running out of sticky he.
He giving out sticky notes likeuno cards to all his lawyers.
He got so much shit to say, buthe won't get on the stand tells
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me a lot, especially forsomebody like diddy.
Diddy would love to get on thatstand, but the fact that they're
saying he's not getting on thestand should let you know
something.
Somebody like Mr Itty BittyMohawk Sticky Note.
Diddy Smalls Is not getting onthe stand as much as he writing
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all these sticky notes stand.
As much as he writing all thesesticky notes, as much as he
nodding, doing all this, alltype of communication you can do
he nodding and looking atjurors and staring people in
their eyes, harassing contentcreators visually, and looking
at the one girl who they sayhe's been staring at her and
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doing this and doing that.
But you don't want to get onstand.
You don't want to get on thatstand because he's a coward, and
cowards put their hands onwomen and control and have
regular hardworking people doingillegal shit.
That's all coward, itty bittyenergy.
That's all itty bitty energy.
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And so it's definitely par forthe course that his ass ain't
getting on that stand.
You want to be in your seat?
You got ants in your pants.
You want to nod.
You want to pass sticky notes.
You want to be in your seat.
You got ants in your pants.
You want to nod.
You want to pass sticky notes.
You want to do any type ofcommunication you can, but when
it's a chance for you to get onthat stand and tell the truth,
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oh, hell, no, hell, no.
You got 30 years on the lineand you ain't getting on the
stand.
I don't care what you say.
Line and you ain't getting onthe stand, I don't care what you
say.
That's guilty, if I ever seenguilty.
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That's just my opinion, butmost of my opinion be right.
So did he skip in the stand?
Also because we rocking androlling, let's get uh, how they,
how they go, how they gettingkanye west in this thing.
And then we're gonna talk aboutsome more proof of the rico,
about the credit cards they wentinto, about all the cards and
(41:58):
the credit cards that were beingused, which were corporate
credit cards being used to buyall type of sex toys and baby
oil and astroglide and bookingrooms and all that type of shit.
But let's get into this kanyewest being able to return and be
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actually in the courtroom.
Now.
This article comes from businessinsider, from Business Insider.
I would never want Kanye Westto be speaking up for me.
I know that If it was mebecause I got a friend or two
like Kanye West kind of loud,you don't know what the hell
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they're going to say and youknow all of the above I wouldn't
want to ask nowhere near thecourtroom if I had a case going
on, because I don't know whatthe hell you might say.
But when you're desperate, whenthey say desperate times call
for desperate measures.
And ain't no celebrity speakingup for Diddy?
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And if you say Ray J, I saidcelebrities, I didn't say I'm
not talking about Ray J, I saidno celebrities have been
speaking up for Diddy at all.
The only celebrity that'sspeaking up for Diddy is Kanye
West, and I guess Diddy likeshit.
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I got to take what I can get.
I wouldn't even want Kanye inthe courtroom.
He might stand up and say someshit.
Remember, you know, every awardshow he always speaking out of
line.
He might try that shit in thecourtroom.
We'll see.
So Business Insider has anarticle that says Kanye West can
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now return to the diddy trialand actually be allowed in the
courtroom this time.
Uh, I don't know if that's agood thing, but let's, let's,
let's dig into this article andsee what the hell they're
talking about.
Um, yay, the rapper formerlyknown as kanye shouldn't have
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any more trouble getting intothe Manhattan courtroom for the
sex trafficking trial of his pal, sean Diddy Combs, the Jesus
Walk rapper, has been added toCombs friends and family trial
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guest list.
This is how they're gettingthem in there.
According to two sources withknowledge of the document, those
on the guest list have accessto two reserve seat roles on the
left side of the 26th floorfederal courtroom, where the
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hip-hop moguls criminal trial isnow in its sixth week.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The flow community is very goodover here.
We, we're not begging for no,we ain't begging for no new.
Uh, on a side note, we ain'tbegging for no new people.
(45:07):
If you want to come and youcome in and you come in with
respect come on in.
But if you're not, arrivederci,adios, cinta.
My uncle used to say, cintaWouldn't want to beat ya.
(45:30):
Anyway, it's not clear whetherYe will be returning to support
Combs at his trial, but if hedoes, there will be a seat
available for him alongsideCombs' family members in the
courtroom.
Now I'm 50-50.
Will he return?
Or maybe he won't?
I don't know.
Maybe Kanye was just trying toshow a face so Diddy would shut
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the hell up about him coming tocourt and supporting, and maybe
Kanye might feel he got that outthe way and might go about his
life, or he might want to comeback.
I don't know.
So I'm 50-50, I can't make acall whether I think he he
coming or not.
I could see both outcomes.
Anyway, his, the representativefor Ye, didn't immediately
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respond to the request of wherehe would come back or not
immediately respond to therequest of where he would come
back or not.
If you remember, ye went, cameto the courtroom.
What was that last?
Let me see, was that last week?
Time just be flying?
Yeah, I think that was lastweek when Kanye.
Yeah, that was like last weekwhen Kanye went to the court and
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he came in his all white freakoff attire which I thought that
was I don't know if that was thebest outfit all white when we
talking about all these allwhite parties and freak offs and
all that but he had all whiteon and he stepped in the court,
marching like he was like a manon a mission, and as he marched
they marched his ass right intohis own room like a kid and
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watching a little monitor.
He said Kanye, you ain't goingin the main room.
Chad's in this room by yourself.
And you know, kanye, he can'tsit in no room by himself
watching no damn TV longer than30 seconds.
So, just as quick as he had hisall white freak off best on and
marched in there, it probablytook him more time to march in
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the courtroom than he was evenactually in the courtroom
because he was gone like theflash once he realized he
couldn't be front and center.
That's fake support.
That's fake support.
That's what I'm saying.
One thing about Hollywood theygoing to be fake.
You can count on that Becauseif I'm coming to support my
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friend, I ain't going to leavejust because they put me in a
fucking overflow room.
I'm there to support, butthat's why Hollywood exposes
themselves all the time.
Kanye is something more.
It ain't about to support, butthat's why Hollyweird exposes
themselves all the time.
Kanye is something more.
It ain't about no support,because if it was about support,
you wouldn't have fucking leftin five seconds once you
realized you weren't going to bein the main room.
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I'm just being honest.
You go to court to support yourfriend who looking at life in
prison.
You're going to leave in fiveseconds just because they put
you in the overflow room.
Ain't you going to want to sitthere and watch and see what's
going on and support your friend?
Your friend in freak off.
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So communication.
Y'all are on fire in the chattoday and I, like y'all, are on
fire, said Diddy in his tootsieroll with his oil in his hand.
(49:02):
Yeah what?
I can't unsee it.
So that's what's up with KanyeWest.
He's on the family list now, sowe'll see where that goes.
And if he even returns, hemight not even return Now that
he has the credential toactually go in the courtroom, he
might not even return.
You know, kanye West is weirdlike that.
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Let's see what else we got here.
Oh, let's get to these massivecredit card charges and all this
freak off.
I can't wait till hey look,after this trial is over, I
don't ever want to say the wordfreak off again.
It feels nasty even saying theword freak off.
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So after this trial is over, Iain't never saying the word
freak off again, and if I canhelp it, it might slip out a few
times, but I'm gonna try.
So it comes from ComplexMagazine, magazine, music moguls
, outrageous credit card bills,purchases and other things
(50:13):
revealed in court.
So it says some of diddy'smassive credit card purchases
were revealed in court in themidst of his ongoing federal sex
trafficking and racketeeringtrial.
Diddy's big spending habits overthe years were detailed in
court as his purchases fordifferent things, bank
(50:33):
statements and so on and soforth over the year were read
aloud by prosecutors who soughtto tie his umbrella company Bad
Boy Worldwide Entertainment andits subsidiaries to this case.
Rico, using your enterprise tocarry out crimes, pay for crimes
(50:58):
.
All of the above in an attemptto commit crimes, and you do
this in a structured businesssetting.
This is where we get RICO.
This is where we get Rico.
This is where we get a criminalenterprise.
Diddy's spending habits overthe years were detailed in court
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as his purchases for differentbank statements over the year
were read aloud by prosecutors.
Over the year were read aloudby prosecutors.
On Thursday, special AgentPenland, an investigator for the
US Attorney's Office, shared aspreadsheet of more than 30
pages that covered variousflights, trips and hotel room
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charges to Diddy.
The evidence showed he rackedup over $46,000 in damages in
the Intercontinental Hotel inTimes Square.
That same month his $944,000credit card bill was paid using
multiple bank accounts tied tohis companies, according to
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testimony.
Now to people who don't knowshit or don't want to know shit,
this don't mean nothing.
But what they're showing you ishis company.
He used funds from his companyto pay for these illegal freak
offs and for the umpteenthbillionth time.
(52:30):
This isn't consensual adultshaving sex.
This is illegal.
You have people saying he'sjust ain't nothing wrong with
being a freak.
Ain't nobody saying nothingwrong with being a freak, but
it's something wrong with doingbeing an illegal freak and doing
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it in an illegal way.
What don't people understandabout that?
You and your partner can be asfreaky as y'all want to be
together in your own environment, but what you can't do is fly
(53:14):
in sex workers all over theglobe, going state to state,
paying cash basicallyprostitution and coercing people
into these free calls.
That is what is on trial here,not two people having consensual
(53:36):
, freaky sex.
I wish people would quit sayingthat, like that's not what this
case is about.
This case is not about a freak.
This case is about about afreak.
This case is about an illegalfreak.
We have things in this world andin this country we have these
(53:56):
things called laws L-A-W, andwith these things that are kind
of new to a lot of people inthis world, it's kind of like a
new to them.
It's kind of like a new thingLike this is something that just
came out.
They're called laws and withthese things that they're called
laws, you must abide by theselaws.
(54:20):
I know it's a new concept for alot of these new Mohawk Diddy
little curves in the commentssections, but I'm trying to
explain it the best I can.
And in this country you have tofollow laws or your ass going
to be in court fighting for yourfreedom.
So for people that don'tunderstand, diddy broke laws,
(54:49):
broke laws.
It's not illegal to be a freak.
It is illegal to break laws.
And the minute you hire sexworkers and fly them state to
state and hold up support overpeople you manipulate as to
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being your girlfriend but it'scalled fraud because you know
they're not your girlfriend.
You never intend for them to beanything, they're just there
for their sexual pleasure andyou use your leverage to coerce
them into these illegalfreak-offs and you use all of
your employees to help you carryout this illegal business or
(55:37):
this illegal shit.
Your ass will be in court.
That's why Diddy is in thedetention center as we speak Now
.
There are key dates and chargesin this Diddy case and it
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includes evidence prosecutorssay shows he used his business
empire to covertly run acriminal enterprise.
Used his business empire tocovertly run a criminal
enterprise.
August 23, 2010,.
According to court documents,the Mogul account had charges
from United Airlines, astor Wineand Spirits, american Airlines
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travel agencies for a total of$108,000.
Did he bill $40,000 in hoteldamages?
8,000.
Did he bill 40,000 in hoteldamages?
Did he bill 300,000 for hotelstay and travel fees?
A bill for a stay at the FourSeasons Hotel, along with travel
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agency fees and other charges,totaled $307,424.
Thank you for the.
Uh, somebody sent me lunchmoney.
Um, I don't know, that lookslike a Philly.
Oh yeah, that's my Phillypeople.
Uh, thank you.
Uh, uh, my Philly person justsent me a coffee money.
I'm gonna go right down to thisStarbucks down the street and
(57:06):
give me some coffee on you.
I appreciate that, thank you,thank you, thank you, thank you,
thank you.
So the court showed paymentsmade from five different
signature bank accounts.
The accounts were held byentities tied to Sean Combs,
including Combs Enterprises LLC,bad Boy Productions productions
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and various llcs associatedwith bad boy entertainment.
Not to people that don't knowshit.
They're like well, what yougotta do.
You can spend your money howyou wanted to, not when you
operate in a business.
If where you working at rightnow, if your boss is engaging in
freak offs, if your boss isputting together freak-offs and
(57:50):
flying sex workers all over theplace and having different women
coming in and getting rammedand bashed in, he will have a
recall case.
I'm pretty sure none of yourbosses are doing this.
If they are, put it in the chat.
Let us know that your boss ishaving freak-offs and coercion
women so that we can have hisass next to Diddy too.
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That is why they're showingthis.
They're not showing it just tobe in Diddy business about where
he spent his money.
This is showing that he usedcompany funds, which is why they
call it a criminal enterprise,to support this illegal stuff.
These were supporting thefreak-offs, the sex parties, and
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this, my friends, is Rika.
Now I had to make a quickannouncement.
The tour is starting after theDiddy Trial.
Houston and New York are thetop two cities.
They have sent me the mostmessages.
They have been the mostengaging in the whole tour thing
that I've been announcing on mysocial media pages Flow, daddy,
(59:05):
flow.
If you want to make sure I cometo your city, please send me a
DM, put it in the comments, makeyour presence felt so I can add
all the rest of the cities.
We got other cities that arealready added, but the first two
will be Houston and New York.
The meet and greet tour isgoing to be insane.
(59:28):
I look forward to meeting allof y'all.
I'm going to be in rare form.
We might be doing karaoke, Imight even do some dance moves,
who knows but I'm going to takepictures and I'm going to do Q&A
and kick it with all my people.
The Flow community is worldwide, so if you got any questions
about the tour or you want tomake sure I come to your city,
send me a message.
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I ain't a mind reader.
I'm almost a mind reader, but Iain't a mind reader.
So today we expect Brendan Paulto testify.
Brendan Paul is the drug muleallegedly who bought drugs for
Diddy.
Came to Diddy as a videographerand next thing you know like
(01:00:10):
Diddy did to Diddy as avideographer and next thing you
know like Diddy did the rest ofeverybody else went from a
videographer to a criminal.
All because he worked for ittybitty mohawk sticky note Diddy
Smalls Say that 10 times and wejust had an hour.
Y'all Shout out to thesubscribers.
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One of the subscribers I had toshout out before we get out of
here.
If you want to subscribe, it'sin the show notes.
I'm sorry I didn't take ascreenshot.
I was rushed, I forgot thismorning, but I got a couple of
subscribers that I got to shoutout before I get beat up out of
here.
Where are you at?
(01:00:54):
You know, I like to give mysubscribers their flowers, so
shout out to Gina Esposito.
If I got that wrong, blame iton my brain, not my heart baby.
Thank you, gina, for the threedollar donation and the three
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I appreciate it.
Our community is growing andgrowing and growing.
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And quinnette brown, thank youfor the 23 diddy vip coverage uh
subscription.
I will be out in new york likenext week.
I'm trying to time time it.
Some news about the Diddy trialbefore we get out of here.
They are expecting theprosecution to rest its case
today.
Tomorrow is Juneteenth no court, and then we're back Friday.
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That's when the defense issupposed to pick up their case,
I mean to start their case.
And they're saying their caseis only going to last two to
five days, which is very short,which to me seems like they
don't have a lot of witnessesthat are going to speak on
Diddy's behalf, which to me isanother thing that doesn't look
(01:02:01):
good.
But we shall see.
There's a lot of weirdnessgoing on with this case.
At any rate, much love to all ofy'all.
Let's get to our mouse in thecomments.
Appreciate y'all.
Another day of the flow show nofilter.
Every day, monday throughFriday, 7.30 am sharp, we are
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Happy Juneteenth to everybody.
Sybil says happy Juneteenth toeverybody, but I will be working
tomorrow.
Y'all know I don't take no days.
I ain't gonna say I'll take nodays off, but I don't take many
days off, so I will be heretomorrow.
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What we got, we got some more.
I'm outs.
Who else said I'm out?
Anybody else?
I saw another I'm out.
Oh, new Orleans.
Yeah, yeah, new Orleans.
I think I'm going to be there.
I'm out.
Much love from South Florida.
Hope everyone has a clear day.
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Yes, it is yes, it is yes, itis yes, it is.
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What the hell is going on?
Good morning Sybil.
Good morning Anitra.
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See Tuck in the building.
Good morning Megan.
Yvonne, yvonne, miss Martinez,thank you for the $4.99 super
sticker.
You started off right up earlywith it.
$4.99 super sticker.
You started off right up earlywith it, $4.99,.
I appreciate it.
Your boy been eating goodlately Thanks to y'all.
Y'all know the super chats andsuper stickers go to a good
(01:54):
cause putting food in my belly.
Y'all know I'm greedy.
Y'all don't you hate whenpeople take your kindness for
weakness.
Don't you hate when you try tobe kind to mother effers who
(02:15):
don't even deserve it, but youdo it anyway because that's what
we're supposed to do.
We're supposed to be nice topeople, treat others as you want
to be treated, but you gotthose few bastards to do.
We're supposed to be nice topeople, treat others as you want
to be treated, but you gotthose few bastards who don't
know how to accept nicetreatment and they take it and
run with it.
I know y'all like where is hegoing with this story?
(02:39):
The judge has had enough.
The judge in this diddy trialhas been nice to itty bitty
mohawk little diddy smalls andhis billion dollar legal team,
(03:05):
and I feel like he's been.
He's went out his way to befair.
His billion dollar legal teamand I feel like he's been.
He's went out his way to befair.
He's really thought through andtook his time on these half ass
, frivolous ass motions They'vebeen filing since this trial has
started.
Trial has started and, just likethe bastards I was speaking
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about in my original story, yougot people like Diddy and his
legal team that you can't befucking nice to, because they
take that as oh, I can run overthis guy.
The judge went the hell off oneverybody in that courtroom
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yesterday and I liked it becauseif you've been watching and
following this uh podcast, Itold you that's why I can't be a
judge, because as soon as Icame in the courtroom I would
have held diddy and his wholelegal team in contempt just
immediately.
I would have just started fromthere first of all, before you
even open your mouth, I'mholding all you motherfuckers in
contempt first and I will takeyou off contempt one by one when
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I want to, and I know you can'tdo that as a judge.
That's why I'm a fuckingpodcaster, because they would
have disrobed me in five minutesand the headlines would have
been we looking for a new judgefor the Diddy trial, because I'm
not playing with nobody, andlet me explain to y'all what
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happened.
So it's been a lot ofcontroversy with the jurors.
The judge has had to removejuror number six because he was
lying about where the hell helived at.
He had inconsistent stories.
Then the judge let Diddy andhis team stand up there and pull
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the race card.
They've been pulling the racecard since the beginning of this
trial.
He let them, he heard them out,he really made the decision on
last Friday but since they gotup there uh telling their their
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war stories about, uh, minorityvoting I mean juries and and how
this is uh not fair to diddyand the judge said he, asleep on
it, he thought about over theweekend, and then he and he and
he came back monday and he justreassured the courtroom and
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confirmed to Diddy's team thaty'all can take that motion and
shove it where the sun don'tshine and slam this damn gavel.
Then an issue comes up againwith another juror.
This time it's juror numberseven.
This time it's juror numberseven.
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So the judge says at thebeginning of court hey, we got
an issue with juror number seven, we're going to talk about it
at the end.
So they talk about it at theend.
It's only the lawyer, denny'slegal team.
Basically the prosecution andthe defense are in a sealed
courtroom and this wholeinteraction was sealed so
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nobody's supposed to know shit.
So they haven't been exactabout what was leaked about.
This shit was leaked about thisshit, but reading the tea
leaves we can tell that it wasabout.
Well, we know it was aboutjuror number seven, but we also
know what happened.
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Juror number seven received amysterious text from a number he
didn't know he or she.
I don't know if it's a he orshe from a number they didn't
know or she.
I don't know if it's a he orshe, but a number they didn't
know.
And it asked them were theyjuror number six?
And this news was broken by TMZ.
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I believe this is what pissedthe judge off, the reason why
I'm pretty sure this is what itwas about, because even prior to
this and even once he was goingto fuck off on everybody, the
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judge has never given thatinformation, whereas we knew
there were inconsistencies withjuror number six.
They let us know that.
But even right now, the judgehasn't said anything about juror
number seven receiving a textor any of that out of his mouth.
Yet we hear from tmz and wealready know tmz is in bed with
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Mark Garagos, which also putsthem in bed with Tenny Garagos,
mark Garagos' daughter, and weknow they're doing everything
they can in desperation to tryto get a freaking mistrial.
So the judge didn't say who didwhat he said.
He's about to investigate it,but it don't take a rocket
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scientist to realize why thehell would the prosecution leak
it.
What do they have to gain?
Who has something to gain?
Tim Sleazy, because you can'tforget tolee in front of the Z
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Anytime you say TM Sleazy, it'snot TMZ, it's TM Sleazy.
Tmz got something to gainbecause they so thirsty to get a
story and us YouTubers andpodcasters are kicking their ass
when it comes to this mediacoverage and they desperate.
Don't get it twisted.
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That's something that a lot ofpeople ain't mentioning.
Tmz numbers are down, if younotice.
Tmz is trying to change up theirwhole style on social media.
They're trying to post shitwith natural.
Harvey looks a wreck.
He looks stressed the fuck out.
He digging up stories talkingabout who unalive Michael
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Jackson.
Y'all know I love MichaelJackson, but don't nobody give a
fuck about that story right now, Harvey, y'all are desperate
over there, tm Sleazy.
Also Mark Garagos and his teamof his motley crew of men, his
legal team.
They're desperate because theyneed a mistrial, like you need a
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fucking hole in your headbecause they are cooked.
And I believe wholeheartedlythat they leaked this
information in an attempt for afucking mistrial.
And that's just my opinion.
But one thing about my opinionthem motherfuckers be right.
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I am the GOAT when it comes toreading tea leaves and I know
something is up with this jurorinformation.
Like I said, the judge has nottold us this information that
TMZ revealed to us.
The judge has not mentioned ityet.
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That's what lets me know thatinformation he did not want out.
He's been very transparent whenhe could be transparent and if
he wanted us to know about thathe would have said it out his
fucking mouth.
So I feel the judge and I don'tthink the judge is going to
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give Diddy and his team any moreleeway.
I think he done had enough.
I think he wanted to square upwith the damn defense.
I'm sure he knows, he justcan't say it.
The judge knows that theprosecution didn't leak no
information.
Why the hell would they leakthat?
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That don't do that, that don'tdoes that, don't do anything for
the prosecution.
And then the great girl uh,great, great young lady, tisa
tails, was in the courtroom andshe said why the judge was
reprimanding everybody in thefreaking courtroom.
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He, she said the lawyers weresitting there like kids when,
when they didn't did somethingwrong or they got a bad grade on
their test and or they didn'tdo their homework, and you
reprimanded them and theysitting there with their head
kind of sunken low and in ahumble position, why they all
like that?
Tisa tells said diddy washalf-assed, antagonizing the
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judge by doing all kind ofstupid ass stretches and stuff.
I wasn't there to see that, butI know tisa tells.
I believe what she's saying.
If tisa tells say it, I don'tbelieve she's gonna lie, so I'm
taking her for a word for it.
I'm taking her out of work.
T Tells said Diddy wasstretching and doing it and
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being all extra like almostthrowing it in the judge's face
or just kind of happy.
The judge was pissed off.
This is a mess.
This is a mess, but I got faithin this judge and I got faith
in this judge and I got faith inthis system on this one, that
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they gonna get this right andwhatever games the Diddy and his
legal teams are playing isabout to freaking backfire.
Mark my words.
But I told y'all.
I knew if y'all, I knew ify'all anybody that been
following this podcast since westarted y'all did not tell y'all
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that Diddy and his legal teamwas going to get on this fucking
judge's nerves and it's beenbuilding up, building up,
building up until the judgeexploded.
He's been calm, cool andcollected this whole time, but
he finally had enough, becauseyou give people like Diddy an
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inch, they're going to take acountry mile every time and
that's what happened.
That's what happened.
They are so desperate for amistrial.
Tim Sleazy is desperate Becausethis they already was falling
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off.
Tmz was already turning into adinosaur, but their coverage on
this Diddy trial has been socompromised and it's been so
blatant that they're full ofshit that the world is tuning
them out.
Who really still goes to TMZfor their news?
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Now?
If you're on social media, yousee Harvey looking like a zombie
trying to have a natural post,trying to post like we do.
But that ain't going to work,man, because this is genuine.
You got to be genuine.
These days, the public don'tgive a shit about smoke and
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mirrors.
They are following genuinesources, genuine sources like me
Tisa Tales, ticket TV, it's afew other people.
Those are the people I know.
But TMZ, aka Tim Sleazy, hasreally pissed me off, and it's
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funny because I blocked TMZ.
Y'all know I was on TMZ like sixor seven times and I told my
story on my subscriber contentabout.
I felt like they were.
It got to the point where itfelt like they were using me and
the last day I was on theappearance they tied me up the
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whole day and then at the end ofthe day I'm waiting to go on.
They were like oh, I'm sorry,we ran out of time, we're going
to reschedule for so-and-so,so-and-so, and it was so fake,
like the way they did it.
I didn't feel respected at all.
I was like I said to myself Ido podcasts, I got social media
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content, I got my own shit goingon.
I don't have time to be havinga whole day tied up for you to
be talking about.
You ran out of time and so thatwas my last time and I blocked
TMZ after that on my Skypeaccount and the way we were
communicating.
I just blocked them because Ijust was like I didn't like that
and fuck y'all.
You know what I mean.
That's how I am anyway.
No hard feelings.
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But I told y'all back on theshow a long time ago I don't
care who you are, you can kickthem same rocks in them, same
flip-flops without no socks justlike anybody.
I don't give a damn if you theperson down the street or you
big-ass TMZ, if I don't like howyou moving, then I will let you
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kick them.
Same rocks, I don't give a damn.
And this was way before all ofthis.
I am so happy that I distancedmyself from TMC.
One thing about me I move withmy gut, I move with my heart,
and my heart and my gut ain'tfailed me yet.
And I didn't even know it wasthe right thing when I blocked
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TMC and after my sixthappearance I went about my merry
way.
I didn't even know if it wasthe right thing to do at that
time.
I just didn't like thetreatment and I didn't like, I
didn't feel right.
I started feeling like theyusing me, you're not about to
use me, I don't need no damn TMZAnyway.
So I'm glad I distanced myselffrom TMZ because this Diddy
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trial has exposed them in a waywhere I don't even look at them
the same.
I don't even look at Harvey thesame.
I don't even look at TMZ thesame.
Tmz aka TMZ TM, sleazy.
Them fell all the way off andthey dinosaurs.
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Now shout out to Tisa Tales.
Technohippie said.
I like Tisa too.
She works alone and is verybrave and sweet, not to mention
absolutely gorgeous.
Real recognized, real stayamazing.
Of course.
Yeah, I love Tisa Tales and ifanybody ever came at Tisa Tales
I would go the fuck off on them.
And if anybody ever came atTisa Tales I would go the fuck
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off on them.
I got Tisa Tales back, and anyjournalist that does this with
passion and is not scared to gofront and center in a fire.
I got they back.
Y'all know that about me, so Ijust want to put that out there.
Y'all like Tisa Tales too, andand and I think she does a great
job and I think she's verypassionate and genuine about
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what she does.
But anyway, I was glad to seethe judge going off.
Exactly, you can't even giveDiddy an itty bitty inch.
You give him an itty bitty inch, he gonna take a big punisher
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mile itty bitty mohawk stickynote Diddy Smalls by the time.
I just can't wait Now.
At this point I don't give adamn because you know I've been
trying to hold back a little bit.
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I try to give Diddy a littlegrace.
It's no secret, I don't likeanything about what he's done.
I used to love Diddy back inthe day and the bad boy and
Biggie Smalls and all that.
But I found out all that shitwas fraudulent.
So I can't wait on thislong-ass name we done gave Diddy
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.
I can't wait till we can add inthe front of that name guilty,
itty, bitty, mohawk, stickyickyNote Diddy Smalls.
That's going to be his finalname when this fucking trial is
over.
Say that 10 times in a row.
Oh yeah, y'all.
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Y'all know Flo's Kitchen isopen on a Wednesday.
It's open on Wednesday.
Hey look we cooking them withextra sauce, extra crispy.
Bring the crock pot out.
I'm in rare form today becauseI'm so glad that your judge took
a little page out of Flo's bookand just went the fuck off on
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everybody.
Sometimes you just got to gothe fuck off on everybody.
Sometimes you just got to gothe fuck off on everybody Just
to let people know don't take myniceness for weakness.
And you know that brought asmile to my face.
When the judge said I'm aboutto sanction every motherfucker,
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I said that's what I'm talkingabout, judge Aaron Subramanian.
Y'all know it, everybody.
We all hard workers in here.
And one thing about the flowcommunity it's a bunch of
hardworking people.
And you know, sometimes youknow you at your job you try to
be nice to everybody.
You know you want everybody tohave a cool working environment
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and sometimes you take abackseat to people when they say
a little ignorant shit or get alittle out of line.
But some days y'all know yougot to go in that job and just
go the fuck off on people Justbecause you not about to be
playing with me all the time.
And so y'all know it may smile,it may flow smile.
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When I, when I saw judge aarontell him he telling everybody,
he about to investigate, herecomes sanctions I said see,
that's flow.
Everybody got a little bit offlow in them Because that's
exactly how I would have handledit.
I would have came in thatcourtroom.
My role would have been lookingcrazy.
It would have looked like Iblew into that courtroom.
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My role.
I would have came in.
You would have knew I was goingoff before I even said a word
because my role would have beenall over the place.
So shout out to the judge.
That's my intro for today.
Let's get into some of thesearticles, y'all.
The fuck Way to go, judge,ain't nothing like seeing
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somebody cook.
I said the kitchen was open inthe courtroom yesterday and I
liked it.
And Diddy stretching and beingall extra.
Yeah, there you go.
Ray Shelton said it better.
She said it better.
Sometimes you got to pop outand show ninjas, and that's what
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the judge did yesterday.
So let's start with that.
I got my intro out the way.
Y'all.
I'm going to calm the fuck downnow, get into the article, get
into my little professional flow.
So bear with me y'all.
Y'all know sometimes I get alittle rambunctious Uncertainty.
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They pissed me off.
So this coming from the NewYork Post Yep, exactly, sybil, I
would have came in there.
You would have thought a tornadoblew me in there.
That road would have beentwisted all kind of ways.
Yep, they would have been inthat courtroom like uh-oh, flow
about to go off.
I would have been like, firstand foremost, I'm holding all
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you motherfuckers in contemptuntil I figure out what the hell
I want to do next.
Kind of like when my mom usedto just send us all to the room
so she can think about thepunishment.
You knew it was a realpunishment coming when my mom
was so mad.
The first thing she said isjust take y'all asses into the
room.
That means she want to thinklong and hard before she give us
the punishment from hell.
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You know, I'd rather have mypunishment immediately.
Just tell me now, because whenyou got time to think about it,
our ass grass.
So anyway, let's get into thearticle.
Y'all this comes from the NewYork Post.
I told you that's why I signeda professional.
I'm just good.
I'm good at what I do.
I don't want to.
I don't want people to like me.
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I appreciate my flow communitybecause y'all like me, but I
don't do this to be liked.
I do this to be good, like me,but I don't do this to be liked.
I do this to be good.
I make sure I'm good at what Ido.
That's why I have so manytrolls and so many people who
claim they don't agree with mewatching my shit because I'm so
good.
I'm that good.
They be in my Facebook commentstalking about all you saying is
(24:37):
a bunch of blah, blah, blah.
And I say back to them well, Iguess all it took for you to
come in my comments and be on mypage for me to say blah, blah,
blah.
I'm not good.
You want to come hear my blah,blah, blah?
I can talk about anything andyou're going to come check right
in.
I focus on being good at what Ido.
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I don't focus on being liked.
That's the difference.
See, when you're good at whatyou do, everybody tune in.
When you sitting here trying tomake people like you, only the
people that like you tune in.
I don't give a damn about wholike me, I just try to be the
best at what I do.
That way, everybody keepwatching and we keep going up.
So I appreciate all the floatcommunity.
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New York Post.
New York Post Diddy Trial LiveUpdates.
Judge rips lawyers for leakingsealed details.
Second juror might be booted.
Might be booted the judge.
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And Sean Diddy Combs' sextrafficking trial ripped into
attorneys on both sides.
Tuesdays, after details from aclosed-door proceedings were
published in the media and bymedia.
We're about Tim Sleazy Tees andtails.
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Don't be lying.
Every day.
People will say whatever,though.
That's why, hey look, whensomebody work hard, you just
work hard.
You can't pay attention topeople, because people who work
hard respect people who workhard.
People who don't, they findreasons to hate.
That's why I don't try to beliked, I just try to be the best
and watch.
(26:38):
Everybody continue to tune in tome on every platform.
You all tuned in the fucking,and that's the goal.
So anything outside of that.
If you don't, if you disagree,tune the fuck out.
Goodbye.
Ain't nobody begging for no?
Ain't nobody begging for no.
(26:58):
Engagement.
Ain't nobody begging for no.
Viewers, arriva, dirchy adios.
Um, the judge, in a closed,sealed environment, got his
information leaked.
Someone is lying, and I'mquoting the judge.
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This is a nice way of himsaying y'all motherfuckers run
y'all mouth too much, and Iquote he says someone is lying
as he threatened to holdattorneys in contempt of court
if it happens again.
One or more people who werehere Friday in this courtroom
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flagrantly violated this court'sorders.
They told some informationabout that juror when he
specifically said even told thejurors.
When it came to juror numbersix, do not mention that he was
uh booted because he lied abouthis residence.
Just say he was removed andleave it at that.
Diddy 55 is accused of using hisfame and fortune to run a
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decade-long scheme in which hecontrolled and manipulated his
longtime girlfriend, r&b singerCassie Ventura, and others,
using violence and threats,forcing them into Freak Off
Marathon and we're going to talkabout they had to watch some
more of them, nasty-ass FreakOff.
This trial is a mix betweenCourt, tv, corn Hub, only Fans
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and First 48.
You got all that mixed intothis case.
So the judge held a closed doormeeting and loose lips are
sinking ships.
The jury has been sent home.
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Yeah, I like what y'all said inthe comments no tease and tell
slander will be tolerated on theFlow Show.
She worked way too hard and shedoes a great job.
So I'm not buying into none ofthat slander and I'm glad the
Flow community chat while Icontinue this show.
(29:43):
Please have Tisa Tales back inthe chat.
I stand behind her.
100,000%, 20,000 toes, let mecontinue.
The jury has been sent home.
After an investigator in theManhattan attorney's office
spent the whole day on thewitness stand.
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After the panelists were let go, judge Aaron Subramanian held a
closed-door proceeding, likelyto question one juror over an
issue that might call for theirdismissal from the case.
Tomorrow, which will be today,brendan Paul is expected to
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begin testifying about his timeallegedly selling drugs to Diddy
Sean.
Diddy Cohn's lawyer, tennyGarigal, spent most of her time
after the lunch break showingjurors sex.
They've been sex messages.
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They call them sex messages.
With their text messagesthey've seen before between the
hip-hop mogul and his formerlongtime girlfriend, cassie
ventura garagos read aloud bothloving and racy messages that
ventura sent the bad boys found,including ones where she seemed
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eager and willing toparticipate in freak-offs.
They're trying to paint thisconsensual picture.
I'm going to give you a littlebit more info on the judge in a
few.
Also, they are going to allowor we got an article talking
about Kanye West now has thecorrect credentials to actually
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go inside the courtroom.
We're going to talk about thatin a minute.
If you remember, he tried to gothe other day.
They whisked his ass to theoverflow room where he was by
himself, where he thought he wasgoing to be in the main
courtroom with Diddy's familyand the jurors and all that, and
they put him in his own room,an overflow room, where he was
just watching it on video, andhe was there about two seconds
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and got his ass out of therebecause he wasn't getting no VIP
treatment.
Well, they are saying now he ison the correct list and can go
into the actual, real courtroom.
We're going to talk about thattoo, but let me finish detailing
what the hell went on yesterdayabout that too, but let me
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finish detailing what the hellwent on yesterday.
So they revealed a text messagewhere Cassie said baby, I want
to freak off so bad.
Basically, like I said, tryingto paint the picture that this
is contentious.
Now, jurors kept poker face asthe Combs lawyers played in more
than 15 minutes of explicitfreak off footage.
Y'all wouldn't want to be nodamn juror man.
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They had to watch 15 minutes ofbaby oil and boobies and drugs
stupors.
They had to watch 15 minutes ofthis trifling shit.
Oh my God, I wouldn't want tobe a juror.
Shout out to the jurors manY'all doing a job that not too
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many.
I don't know, maybe y'all wouldwant to do it, but I wouldn't
want to be no juror.
I don't want to watch.
No, 15 minutes of Diddy in thecorner playing with his itty
bitty tootsie roll and takingadvantage of women and got male
sex workers just ramming themleft and right.
I'm cool, I don't want to seeit, but these jurors had to
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watch it.
So anyway, jurors kept theircool Tuesday as Sean Diddy,
combs' lawyer, played them morethan 15 minutes of X-rated
footage of his infamous marathonsexual escapades.
He dubbed freak-offs itty bitty.
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At least two of the panelistsappeared to uncomfortably shift
their chairs and scratch theirfaces while these explicit
videos played on the monitorsnear their seats but otherwise
kept their emotions close to thevest.
Drawers wore headphones tolisten to the video, but the
media and public were blockedfrom viewing and could barely
hear.
But they said there was amalfunction and somehow it
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played loudly.
I don't know if it played oversome speakers or it came out of
whatever, but they said for aminute it was like for a second
it was moaning and all type ofcrazy shit going on and they had
to uh fix it or whatever.
Um, somebody said uh, melissasaid she loved to see diddy get
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tossed out of the courtroom.
That'd be nice, that'd be asight for sore eyes.
So, um, jurors, wear headphonesand watch this nasty crap.
That's, man, I ain't never.
I didn't even know.
I didn't even know you couldlike be obligated to watch
x-rated videos as a juror.
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I didn't even know that.
I thought that was.
I would just assume there was alaw against X rated content,
but I guess not.
These video videos were from2012,.
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October, october 14th, thecorner, like the pervert he is
and pleasured himself.
I can't believe they had towatch this y'all.
I don't even like reading thisthis part.
It y'all it.
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I don't even like reading this,this part.
So imagine having to watch it,diddy with his beady eyes over
there in the corner looking likea.
I ain't gonna say nothing.
Prosecutors played around twominutes of the footage for
jurors yesterday, but combsattorney tinny garagos has
played more than 15 minutes ofthe video t while
cross-examining special agentDelisa Penland.
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So now let's talk about whatelse went on in that courtroom.
The new juror we got anotherjuror whose ass is grass Looks
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like he's going to be out ofhere, and let's get into some of
these massive credit cards.
Before we get into this KanyeWest and him card.
Before we get into this kanyewest and him being able to go
into the courtroom now.
Did he want some star power onhis side?
And I and I believe they want,uh, to see if kanye can help
sway some of the jurors with hisstar power.
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That's just me speculating, um,but it has to be a reason why
they're going so hard to getKanye West in that courtroom and
it ain't just to support afriend.
I'm not buying that.
Let's talk about this.
Did y'all know that?
They said Diddy is going toskip the stand.
So you mean to tell me Diddy,mr?
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It ain't no case, mr Want tocontrol everything.
Mr Pleading my innocence, youjust it's just a black man being
torn out.
You don't want to get on thestand and speak for yourself.
They are saying this is fromWION.
They are saying this is fromWION.
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Their sources are saying Diddyto skip the stand, no testimony
in the sex trafficking case.
So they're basically sayingthat Diddy is not going to get
on the stand for himself.
What do y'all think about that?
Do y'all think that points tohis innocence or it points to
his guilt?
You would think he would wantto get on there and speak up for
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himself.
But they're saying he's notgoing to get on the stand.
They saying did he go sit backand not say nothing for himself?
I don't know If I was ever in asituation which I ain't never
gonna be, in no situation.
This Diddy shit is only.
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I don't even know if it'sanybody ever in life that will
be in this position and havedone the things that Diddy has
done.
But I'm getting my innocent asson that stand.
I'm sorry.
I'm speaking for myself.
I don't give a damn who don'tlike me or what.
Nobody say If you're innocentand all you got to do is go up
(39:00):
there and tell the truth.
Why not get on the stand?
All you got to do is go upthere and tell the truth.
What's so hard about that?
All you got to do is go upthere and tell the truth.
What's so hard about that?
Anitra says his anger will getthe best of him.
That's why he will show justwhat the prosecution needs.
(39:22):
I believe it.
Yeah, see, he can't, he can't,he can't.
Yeah, he, he, he't, yeah, he,he, he, he running out of sticky
notes.
He running out of sticky he.
He giving out sticky notes likeuno cards to all his lawyers.
He got so much shit to say, buthe won't get on the stand tells
(39:44):
me a lot, especially forsomebody like diddy.
Diddy would love to get on thatstand, but the fact that they're
saying he's not getting on thestand should let you know
something.
Somebody like Mr Itty BittyMohawk Sticky Note.
Diddy Smalls Is not getting onthe stand as much as he writing
(40:08):
all these sticky notes stand.
As much as he writing all thesesticky notes, as much as he
nodding, doing all this, alltype of communication you can do
he nodding and looking atjurors and staring people in
their eyes, harassing contentcreators visually, and looking
at the one girl who they sayhe's been staring at her and
(40:30):
doing this and doing that.
But you don't want to get onstand.
You don't want to get on thatstand because he's a coward, and
cowards put their hands onwomen and control and have
regular hardworking people doingillegal shit.
That's all coward, itty bittyenergy.
That's all itty bitty energy.
(40:56):
And so it's definitely par forthe course that his ass ain't
getting on that stand.
You want to be in your seat?
You got ants in your pants.
You want to nod.
You want to pass sticky notes.
You want to be in your seat.
You got ants in your pants.
You want to nod.
You want to pass sticky notes.
You want to do any type ofcommunication you can, but when
it's a chance for you to get onthat stand and tell the truth,
(41:17):
oh, hell, no, hell, no.
You got 30 years on the lineand you ain't getting on the
stand.
I don't care what you say.
Line and you ain't getting onthe stand, I don't care what you
say.
That's guilty, if I ever seenguilty.
(41:37):
That's just my opinion, butmost of my opinion be right.
So did he skip in the stand?
Also because we rocking androlling, let's get uh, how they,
how they go, how they gettingkanye west in this thing.
And then we're gonna talk aboutsome more proof of the rico,
about the credit cards they wentinto, about all the cards and
(41:58):
the credit cards that were beingused, which were corporate
credit cards being used to buyall type of sex toys and baby
oil and astroglide and bookingrooms and all that type of shit.
But let's get into this kanyewest being able to return and be
(42:19):
actually in the courtroom.
Now.
This article comes from businessinsider, from Business Insider.
I would never want Kanye Westto be speaking up for me.
I know that If it was mebecause I got a friend or two
like Kanye West kind of loud,you don't know what the hell
(42:40):
they're going to say and youknow all of the above I wouldn't
want to ask nowhere near thecourtroom if I had a case going
on, because I don't know whatthe hell you might say.
But when you're desperate, whenthey say desperate times call
for desperate measures.
And ain't no celebrity speakingup for Diddy?
(43:02):
And if you say Ray J, I saidcelebrities, I didn't say I'm
not talking about Ray J, I saidno celebrities have been
speaking up for Diddy at all.
The only celebrity that'sspeaking up for Diddy is Kanye
West, and I guess Diddy likeshit.
(43:24):
I got to take what I can get.
I wouldn't even want Kanye inthe courtroom.
He might stand up and say someshit.
Remember, you know, every awardshow he always speaking out of
line.
He might try that shit in thecourtroom.
We'll see.
So Business Insider has anarticle that says Kanye West can
(43:46):
now return to the diddy trialand actually be allowed in the
courtroom this time.
Uh, I don't know if that's agood thing, but let's, let's,
let's dig into this article andsee what the hell they're
talking about.
Um, yay, the rapper formerlyknown as kanye shouldn't have
(44:06):
any more trouble getting intothe Manhattan courtroom for the
sex trafficking trial of his pal, sean Diddy Combs, the Jesus
Walk rapper, has been added toCombs friends and family trial
(44:27):
guest list.
This is how they're gettingthem in there.
According to two sources withknowledge of the document, those
on the guest list have accessto two reserve seat roles on the
left side of the 26th floorfederal courtroom, where the
(44:47):
hip-hop moguls criminal trial isnow in its sixth week.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The flow community is very goodover here.
We, we're not begging for no,we ain't begging for no new.
Uh, on a side note, we ain'tbegging for no new people.
(45:07):
If you want to come and youcome in and you come in with
respect come on in.
But if you're not, arrivederci,adios, cinta.
My uncle used to say, cintaWouldn't want to beat ya.
(45:30):
Anyway, it's not clear whetherYe will be returning to support
Combs at his trial, but if hedoes, there will be a seat
available for him alongsideCombs' family members in the
courtroom.
Now I'm 50-50.
Will he return?
Or maybe he won't?
I don't know.
Maybe Kanye was just trying toshow a face so Diddy would shut
(45:55):
the hell up about him coming tocourt and supporting, and maybe
Kanye might feel he got that outthe way and might go about his
life, or he might want to comeback.
I don't know.
So I'm 50-50, I can't make acall whether I think he he
coming or not.
I could see both outcomes.
Anyway, his, the representativefor Ye, didn't immediately
(46:24):
respond to the request of wherehe would come back or not
immediately respond to therequest of where he would come
back or not.
If you remember, ye went, cameto the courtroom.
What was that last?
Let me see, was that last week?
Time just be flying?
Yeah, I think that was lastweek when Kanye.
Yeah, that was like last weekwhen Kanye went to the court and
(46:51):
he came in his all white freakoff attire which I thought that
was I don't know if that was thebest outfit all white when we
talking about all these allwhite parties and freak offs and
all that but he had all whiteon and he stepped in the court,
marching like he was like a manon a mission, and as he marched
they marched his ass right intohis own room like a kid and
(47:14):
watching a little monitor.
He said Kanye, you ain't goingin the main room.
Chad's in this room by yourself.
And you know, kanye, he can'tsit in no room by himself
watching no damn TV longer than30 seconds.
So, just as quick as he had hisall white freak off best on and
marched in there, it probablytook him more time to march in
(47:38):
the courtroom than he was evenactually in the courtroom
because he was gone like theflash once he realized he
couldn't be front and center.
That's fake support.
That's fake support.
That's what I'm saying.
One thing about Hollywood theygoing to be fake.
You can count on that Becauseif I'm coming to support my
(47:59):
friend, I ain't going to leavejust because they put me in a
fucking overflow room.
I'm there to support, butthat's why Hollywood exposes
themselves all the time.
Kanye is something more.
It ain't about to support, butthat's why Hollyweird exposes
themselves all the time.
Kanye is something more.
It ain't about no support,because if it was about support,
you wouldn't have fucking leftin five seconds once you
realized you weren't going to bein the main room.
(48:19):
I'm just being honest.
You go to court to support yourfriend who looking at life in
prison.
You're going to leave in fiveseconds just because they put
you in the overflow room.
Ain't you going to want to sitthere and watch and see what's
going on and support your friend?
Your friend in freak off.
(48:39):
So communication.
Y'all are on fire in the chattoday and I, like y'all, are on
fire, said Diddy in his tootsieroll with his oil in his hand.
(49:02):
Yeah what?
I can't unsee it.
So that's what's up with KanyeWest.
He's on the family list now, sowe'll see where that goes.
And if he even returns, hemight not even return Now that
he has the credential toactually go in the courtroom, he
might not even return.
You know, kanye West is weirdlike that.
(49:27):
Let's see what else we got here.
Oh, let's get to these massivecredit card charges and all this
freak off.
I can't wait till hey look,after this trial is over, I
don't ever want to say the wordfreak off again.
It feels nasty even saying theword freak off.
(49:49):
So after this trial is over, Iain't never saying the word
freak off again, and if I canhelp it, it might slip out a few
times, but I'm gonna try.
So it comes from ComplexMagazine, magazine, music moguls
, outrageous credit card bills,purchases and other things
(50:13):
revealed in court.
So it says some of diddy'smassive credit card purchases
were revealed in court in themidst of his ongoing federal sex
trafficking and racketeeringtrial.
Diddy's big spending habits overthe years were detailed in
court as his purchases fordifferent things, bank
(50:33):
statements and so on and soforth over the year were read
aloud by prosecutors who soughtto tie his umbrella company Bad
Boy Worldwide Entertainment andits subsidiaries to this case.
Rico, using your enterprise tocarry out crimes, pay for crimes
(50:58):
.
All of the above in an attemptto commit crimes, and you do
this in a structured businesssetting.
This is where we get RICO.
This is where we get Rico.
This is where we get a criminalenterprise.
Diddy's spending habits overthe years were detailed in court
(51:21):
as his purchases for differentbank statements over the year
were read aloud by prosecutors.
Over the year were read aloudby prosecutors.
On Thursday, special AgentPenland, an investigator for the
US Attorney's Office, shared aspreadsheet of more than 30
pages that covered variousflights, trips and hotel room
(51:41):
charges to Diddy.
The evidence showed he rackedup over $46,000 in damages in
the Intercontinental Hotel inTimes Square.
That same month his $944,000credit card bill was paid using
multiple bank accounts tied tohis companies, according to
(52:03):
testimony.
Now to people who don't knowshit or don't want to know shit,
this don't mean nothing.
But what they're showing you ishis company.
He used funds from his companyto pay for these illegal freak
offs and for the umpteenthbillionth time.
(52:30):
This isn't consensual adultshaving sex.
This is illegal.
You have people saying he'sjust ain't nothing wrong with
being a freak.
Ain't nobody saying nothingwrong with being a freak, but
it's something wrong with doingbeing an illegal freak and doing
(52:53):
it in an illegal way.
What don't people understandabout that?
You and your partner can be asfreaky as y'all want to be
together in your own environment, but what you can't do is fly
(53:14):
in sex workers all over theglobe, going state to state,
paying cash basicallyprostitution and coercing people
into these free calls.
That is what is on trial here,not two people having consensual
(53:36):
, freaky sex.
I wish people would quit sayingthat, like that's not what this
case is about.
This case is not about a freak.
This case is about about afreak.
This case is about an illegalfreak.
We have things in this world andin this country we have these
(53:56):
things called laws L-A-W, andwith these things that are kind
of new to a lot of people inthis world, it's kind of like a
new to them.
It's kind of like a new thingLike this is something that just
came out.
They're called laws and withthese things that they're called
laws, you must abide by theselaws.
(54:20):
I know it's a new concept for alot of these new Mohawk Diddy
little curves in the commentssections, but I'm trying to
explain it the best I can.
And in this country you have tofollow laws or your ass going
to be in court fighting for yourfreedom.
So for people that don'tunderstand, diddy broke laws,
(54:49):
broke laws.
It's not illegal to be a freak.
It is illegal to break laws.
And the minute you hire sexworkers and fly them state to
state and hold up support overpeople you manipulate as to
(55:12):
being your girlfriend but it'scalled fraud because you know
they're not your girlfriend.
You never intend for them to beanything, they're just there
for their sexual pleasure andyou use your leverage to coerce
them into these illegalfreak-offs and you use all of
your employees to help you carryout this illegal business or
(55:37):
this illegal shit.
Your ass will be in court.
That's why Diddy is in thedetention center as we speak Now
.
There are key dates and chargesin this Diddy case and it
(56:02):
includes evidence prosecutorssay shows he used his business
empire to covertly run acriminal enterprise.
Used his business empire tocovertly run a criminal
enterprise.
August 23, 2010,.
According to court documents,the Mogul account had charges
from United Airlines, astor Wineand Spirits, american Airlines
(56:22):
travel agencies for a total of$108,000.
Did he bill $40,000 in hoteldamages?
8,000.
Did he bill 40,000 in hoteldamages?
Did he bill 300,000 for hotelstay and travel fees?
A bill for a stay at the FourSeasons Hotel, along with travel
(56:44):
agency fees and other charges,totaled $307,424.
Thank you for the.
Uh, somebody sent me lunchmoney.
Um, I don't know, that lookslike a Philly.
Oh yeah, that's my Phillypeople.
Uh, thank you.
Uh, uh, my Philly person justsent me a coffee money.
I'm gonna go right down to thisStarbucks down the street and
(57:06):
give me some coffee on you.
I appreciate that, thank you,thank you, thank you, thank you,
thank you.
So the court showed paymentsmade from five different
signature bank accounts.
The accounts were held byentities tied to Sean Combs,
including Combs Enterprises LLC,bad Boy Productions productions
(57:27):
and various llcs associatedwith bad boy entertainment.
Not to people that don't knowshit.
They're like well, what yougotta do.
You can spend your money howyou wanted to, not when you
operate in a business.
If where you working at rightnow, if your boss is engaging in
freak offs, if your boss isputting together freak-offs and
(57:50):
flying sex workers all over theplace and having different women
coming in and getting rammedand bashed in, he will have a
recall case.
I'm pretty sure none of yourbosses are doing this.
If they are, put it in the chat.
Let us know that your boss ishaving freak-offs and coercion
women so that we can have hisass next to Diddy too.
(58:14):
That is why they're showingthis.
They're not showing it just tobe in Diddy business about where
he spent his money.
This is showing that he usedcompany funds, which is why they
call it a criminal enterprise,to support this illegal stuff.
These were supporting thefreak-offs, the sex parties, and
(58:44):
this, my friends, is Rika.
Now I had to make a quickannouncement.
The tour is starting after theDiddy Trial.
Houston and New York are thetop two cities.
They have sent me the mostmessages.
They have been the mostengaging in the whole tour thing
that I've been announcing on mysocial media pages Flow, daddy,
(59:05):
flow.
If you want to make sure I cometo your city, please send me a
DM, put it in the comments, makeyour presence felt so I can add
all the rest of the cities.
We got other cities that arealready added, but the first two
will be Houston and New York.
The meet and greet tour isgoing to be insane.
(59:28):
I look forward to meeting allof y'all.
I'm going to be in rare form.
We might be doing karaoke, Imight even do some dance moves,
who knows but I'm going to takepictures and I'm going to do Q&A
and kick it with all my people.
The Flow community is worldwide, so if you got any questions
about the tour or you want tomake sure I come to your city,
send me a message.
(59:49):
I ain't a mind reader.
I'm almost a mind reader, but Iain't a mind reader.
So today we expect Brendan Paulto testify.
Brendan Paul is the drug muleallegedly who bought drugs for
Diddy.
Came to Diddy as a videographerand next thing you know like
(01:00:10):
Diddy did to Diddy as avideographer and next thing you
know like Diddy did the rest ofeverybody else went from a
videographer to a criminal.
All because he worked for ittybitty mohawk sticky note Diddy
Smalls Say that 10 times and wejust had an hour.
Y'all Shout out to thesubscribers.
(01:00:31):
One of the subscribers I had toshout out before we get out of
here.
If you want to subscribe, it'sin the show notes.
I'm sorry I didn't take ascreenshot.
I was rushed, I forgot thismorning, but I got a couple of
subscribers that I got to shoutout before I get beat up out of
here.
Where are you at?
(01:00:54):
You know, I like to give mysubscribers their flowers, so
shout out to Gina Esposito.
If I got that wrong, blame iton my brain, not my heart baby.
Thank you, gina, for the threedollar donation and the three
dollar subscription.
I appreciate it.
Our community is growing andgrowing and growing.
(01:01:16):
And quinnette brown, thank youfor the 23 diddy vip coverage uh
subscription.
I will be out in new york likenext week.
I'm trying to time time it.
Some news about the Diddy trialbefore we get out of here.
They are expecting theprosecution to rest its case
today.
Tomorrow is Juneteenth no court, and then we're back Friday.
(01:01:40):
That's when the defense issupposed to pick up their case,
I mean to start their case.
And they're saying their caseis only going to last two to
five days, which is very short,which to me seems like they
don't have a lot of witnessesthat are going to speak on
Diddy's behalf, which to me isanother thing that doesn't look
(01:02:01):
good.
But we shall see.
There's a lot of weirdnessgoing on with this case.
At any rate, much love to all ofy'all.
Let's get to our mouse in thecomments.
Appreciate y'all.
Another day of the flow show nofilter.
Every day, monday throughFriday, 7.30 am sharp, we are
(01:02:26):
here.
Much love to the chat, thebreakfast crew.
I will see y'all tomorrow.
Happy Juneteenth to everybody.
Sybil says happy Juneteenth toeverybody, but I will be working
tomorrow.
Y'all know I don't take no days.
I ain't gonna say I'll take nodays off, but I don't take many
days off, so I will be heretomorrow.
(01:02:46):
Alicia says I'm out.
What we got, we got some more.
I'm outs.
Who else said I'm out?
Anybody else?
I saw another I'm out.
Oh, new Orleans.
Yeah, yeah, new Orleans.
I think I'm going to be there.
I'm out.
Much love from South Florida.
Hope everyone has a clear day.
(01:03:07):
Clarity is priceless.
Yes, it is yes, it is yes, itis yes, it is.
Alicia says I'm out.
Shante says I'm out.
Happy Juneteenth.
Lily says I'm out.
Anitra says I'm out.
Much love to y'all.
See y'all tomorrow.
I love y'all but I'm out.
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