Joel (26:40)

We usually had a laundry list of items that included lights, alcohol, marijuana, ketamine, Molly, you have mushrooms on the top.

Flo Daddy Flow (26:54)

There was the code to the safe. 12:34.

Joel (27:00)

Baby oil and Astroglide were very important. Candles, incense, Apple TVs, electronics, computers, iPads. Obviously there was, you know, male libido, supplements, stuff like that. Those requests started to become more frequent. It started to occur on a daily basis. There was a requirement. We had to keep those things stocked.

Flo Daddy Flow (27:23)

Phil, can you come back upstairs to help me set up the red light?

Joel (27:26)

I would get a lot of voice notes from Diddy.

Flo Daddy Flow (27:29)

How often?

Joel (27:30)

Daily, hourly. Every five minutes. Every five seconds.

Flo Daddy Flow (27:33)

Would you ever be asked to bring things to Diddy during a Wild King night while it was ongoing?

Joel (27:39)

Yeah, for sure.

Flo Daddy Flow (27:40)

Phil, I need some calis. Give me 20 Xanax, please. Hey, Phil, I need a plan b. I need 10 out of all the mushroom capsules, the. The micro dose. You bring that out to me, please. What would you see when you would go into the room?

Joel (27:53)

There wouldn't be anything happening while you were go walking into the room, but.

Flo Daddy Flow (27:56)

There would be people there.

Joel (27:58)

Yeah. What can you tell us about who the guests were? A lot of times it was girls who were a little bit under the radar that didn't have a lot of influence. I think that speaks to the type of situations people were put in. You know, a lot of times you have him with a younger female. There's a power dynamic there. I'm more impressed.

Flo Daddy Flow (28:23)

Now, he basically detailed the exact same thing that Cassie spoke on the stand, which is, like I said, when you. If you. If you listen to what the actual charges are. Using your criminal, using your empire, or using your company to help you carry out illegal acts. This is why we're here. Now it is up to the judge and the jury to determine were these acts illegal? That is what a lot of the point. A lot of people are missing because they are talking about this case as if this is a fucking barbershop. Like we in the barbershop talking and we just shooting from the hip and saying shit. Like they were together for 10 years. She could have been left this case over with. Shut up. Just shut up and see. I believe, to be honest, y' all, the reason why I am able to cover this much better than my competition is because I don't approach these things worried about, is Diddy guilty or innocent? That's not my job. I approach this to say, well, okay, what are the charges? What exactly do those charges mean? Okay, I got that. Now, is the prosecution, the witnesses, are they proving these charges or is the defense disproving these charges? Whereas I believe most of my competition, if they believe Diddy guilty, then their whole. Their whole coverage is slanted to Diddy guilty. If they believe Diddy is innocent, then their whole coverage is slanted to his innocence, and they missing the whole point. So in the. In the. In the flow show, no filter, we're going to do what we've been doing since October 30th. Yes. I'll give you my opinion. Do I think he guilty? Yeah. But that don't have nothing to do with my coverage. And what I'm trying to get out to the world. I want the world to understand these charges and what they mean, and I want the world to come up with their own opinion. Y' all don't have to. Nobody has to agree with me. I don't give a fuck about that. That's not what we're here for. We're here to hold people accountable if they have done wrong. We're here to support victims as they do something that's one of the hardest. Can y' all imagine how. What. The. Cassie is going through, having to go up on that stage and tell the world she been pissed on and beat on and. And. And then her husband is there. He gotta watch this. Diddy's daughters, they have to watch this shit. And not only does Cassie have the. The. The. The. The. The. The. The. The. The difficult, difficult job of talking about her deepest, darkest secrets and share it with the world, but then she is going to get grilled. And what is going to be a. A very aggressive cross examination, and it's not going to be five or 10 questions. Her initial cross examination might last half of the day, today and all of tomorrow, and she has to sit there and answer question after question from a defense whose job it is to poke holes in her story and in some cases, make it look like she's lying. This ain't easy. Some of the nasty stuff she talked about having to endure is. She said when. When the defense would. I mean, when the Defense when, when, when. When the sex worker that Diddy hired would. Would climax or whatever. The word is finish, whatever. Her job often was to take the fluid and rub it on Diddy's body and his chest and nipples and shit. Just disgusting. And another big thing that she said that nobody else really spoke on because most people just take whatever everybody else is highlighting and talk about the same. But to even prove for those out there that don't think Diddy was doing anything wrong or, or they're saying like, man, everybody does this and this, this is, you know, this is normal. And. But one thing that Cassie said that was very. I thought was very damaging and it was small because, you know, sometimes small things can be very powerful because you never know. You never know what will stick out in a juror's mind. And I give you an example when the oj. Well, I'm gonna say what it is first. Diddy. Cassie said that Diddy would have her look for sex workers through Craigslist, through Back Page and all this other. All these other avenues. Right. Follow me. Now, she said she would. She would. He would have her do it all and she would vet the people and all that. And she also said this did. He would make sure that I vetted them to make sure that they weren't cops or they weren't undercover cops. Why is that so important? Because for the that are believe or think that none of this nothing's wrong with this stuff. Well, if we are to believe Cassie and of Diddy's had masks on and, and I'm explaining that then if there's nothing wrong with it, why the is Diddy asking, making Cassie vet these people to make sure they're not cops? If you ain't doing nothing wrong, why would you think that some of these undercover. Some of these sex workers could be undercover cops? And why. And what do we have to cooperate with? Cassie is saying to prove that Diddy was hiding behind her to make sure none of these sex workers were cops. Because if you're not doing nothing wrong, I don't understand why you would even think they were cops. Ladies and gentlemen of the flow show no filter. You're not going to hear nobody talk about this stuff. And this is huge that happened. But not only did Cassie say this and cooperated, but you know how we can go, how we know this is the case and we have other evidence that the defense has not disproved. Do you remember the. The. The testimony from the male sex worker? What was his name? Daniel or something? Phillips or something? Do you remember what he said, how he said Diddy was looking the very first time he saw him? He said when he pulled up to. To the hotel, he thought it was a bachelorette party or some shit like that. And it turned out it was only Cassie opening the door. Cassie opened the door and said, my husband likes to watch people do me right. Well, this particular time, this was the very first time that, that Cassie and Diddy dealt with this sex worker. Do y' all remember how the sex worker described Diddy? And at first he didn't even know that was Diddy sitting over in the corner watching. You know why? Because Diddy had a bandana tied around his face. You could only see his eyes, and he had a New York Yankee cap on. He was sitting back making sure that this sex worker wasn't a cop. And once the, the, the quote, unquote sex worker started having sex with Cassie, he then knew this ain't no damn cop. And that is when he start talking during the session. And the sex worker said he recognized his voice to be Sean Diddy Combs. That falls right in line with Cassie saying her job was to vet the sex workers and to make sure that they weren't cops as directed by Diddy. And why can we make this assumption? Because the defense had a chance to cross examine this sex worker and they never disproved or said anything about Diddy not disguising himself with bandanas wrapped around his face where you only could see his eyes with a New York Yankee hat. They didn't say that didn't happen. So since they had a chance to cross examine him for hours and they didn't touch that part of it, we can assume that happened. And if that happened, it lines up with Cassie saying that Diddy was trying to make sure that these weren't cops. And if Diddy was trying to make sure these weren't cops, how in the hell can y' all say he didn't do or wasn't doing anything illegal? Listen to the charges, listen to the testimony. This isn't something that you can just shoot from the hip. Like I saw Little Boots, he say she like being peed on. This ain't no case. If it was that simple, Diddy wouldn't hire the football team full of a hundred high priced lawyers. That's costing him a million dollars a week. Trust me. Even did he know some wrongdoing was done for people to think that you can just wrap this case up in one statement and that's that. And we're here with a guy who $50 million couldn't even get him bond. We sitting here with a guy that has a million serious charges that could be looking at anywhere from 15 to 25 years to life. If you can look at all that and just say, oh, they were together 10 years. This ain't no case. It ain't that fucking simple. If it was, we wouldn't be in federal court with $100 million worth of lawyers. The ignorance. One thing this trial is exposing is, is the ignorance, the abundance of ignorance in our society. I don't, I'm not, I don't care if you're for Diddy or against Diddy. That doesn't get me riled up. I believe everybody's entitled to their own opinion, but what gets me riled up is when people are making judgments and bold statements and don't even fucking understand what the hell the charges mean. If you don't want to take 5 to 10 minutes to understand what the actual charges mean, shut the hell up. Because again, it don't bother me if you're for Diddy. Good. This is your right. That don't bother me if you're against Diddy. I'm with you. But the many people who don't even know what the hell these charges mean and are just commenting is, is, is, is just annoying. And for me to see the many guys that are saying this and saying stupid stuff, it makes me ashamed of men. Right now we have a handful of men that really actually understand what's going on, but it's way too many men who are in the comments saying statements sounding like they 12 years old and don't know anything about the case and just shooting from the hip. I pray to God these men that are in the comments don't have daughters because I feel for them also. You never know what's going to stick. Cassie also talked about how Diddy recorded and basically tricked her into taking drugs with a dolphin on it or whatever type of drug it was. It was a, a sex drug. Kind of tricked her into taking it and that kind of how they ended up kicking off the freak offs. And she also talked about how he would record. He recorded her and he held on to the, to the footage and used it as a blackmail tactic to say, if you ever say anything or if you ever leave me or do anything foul, I will put this tape out and end your career. That's blackmail. That falls under the coercion situation. And why does this, why does that, why does this argument have credence? Well, she was signed to a 10 album deal and only was able to release one album. And you, your husband, I mean your husband, your boyfriend, you with him for 10, 11 years and you're only able to release one album and literally one single that literally shows that you didn't have any intention on, on pushing her music. You just held it over her head. You gave her the carrot, you gave her one album, you gave her one hit for her to feel like she was about to be a, you were going to take her music serious. And then after that it was all manipulation. This is what I'm seeing. I don't know what everybody else saying, this is what I'm seeing. But let me be honest. While Cassie was being honest, some of the things she said may fall under consent by, if you, by some of the jurors may look at her saying how much she loved Diddy, how much she participated in the freak offs because she didn't want him to do it freak offs with other people. Some of those statements can sway some jurors to, to think his consent. So yesterday was not a slam dunk for the prosecution. There was a lot of damaging evidence proven by Cassie's testimony, but there were some nuggets for the defense to hang their hat on. But again, Cassie was being completely honest. And that is the most important part of when you're being a witness in a case. You, you don't want to just go up there just saying whatever you think is going to be damaging to the defense and you're just, you just going with whatever. She was being honest and some of her honest statements can be taken another way. And let me get to the jurors. This jury, from what I'm hearing from ABC News is comprised of, of eight men, which a lot of people think is not a good thing for the prosecution. It could go both ways because I can't say just because it's eight men that is going to be slanted anyway one way or the other. But let me explain to y' all what these jurors are comprised. The jury makeup. If you haven't known the jury. This is from ABC News. The jury hearing the case against Sean Combs is comprised of eight men and four women from from a variety of backgrounds. Among the men on the jury is a 69 year old massage therapist, a 68 year old retired former bank employee, a 41 year old clerk for a correctional facility and a 51 year old scientist. Rounding out the list of men on the jury is a 31 year old investment analyst, a 68 year old retired former telephone company, a 39 year old social worker and a 67 year old logistics analyst for a bank. The woman on the jury include a 30 year old deli clerk, a 42 year old nursing home employee, a 43 year old physician's assistant and a 74 year old treatment coordinator for a non profit. All the jurors of course are from the New York City area. Five of them from Manhattan, three from the Bronx and four from Westchester County. There are six alternate jurors including four men, a 57 year old architect, a 35 year old employed. Employed man, unemployed man, I'm sorry, a 40 year old physician, scientist, and a 37 year old administrative officer with an international government organization. The two female alternates are a 71 year old dance foundation worker and a 24 year old site operator for a coffee service company. Now I, from what I see, the jury is a fair, fair for both sides. And the reason I say that is when you have a. Usually to me, when you have complaints on both sides, normally that means to me it's fair. And I'm gonna tell you what I mean there. The defense and a lot of public were upset because so many black jurors were struck down on the final day and a lot of them were struck down off the final, the final jury pool. So they feel like a lot of black people who may have helped Diddy or been a better, may have helped understand Diddy or I don't know, whatever, but. And then at the other side they actually, the people are the, the prosecution or the people on that want to see diddy sunk. Believe 8 men and 4 women is slanting it in, in Diddy's favor. So just from me, normally when you have two huge complaints on both sides, it's fair at the end of the day, but we shall see. But since I'm on the topic of the jury, I'm gonna stay on topic of that real quick. Got some more to say about Cassie, some more to say about the case. Of course this time is flying, but I'm not gonna rush y' all. Y' all have been so supportive. Y' all always support me. I told you I got my fresh memory card for the interface for my Apple and Spotify audio listeners. I'm not going to rush today. I'm going to get everything finished. However long it take, it just take. Because I can't cut it short today. This is important. But one thing I'm not feeling comfortable about and I'm hearing a lot of rumors, I'm not going to go into them right now. I'm going to give them some time to see how credible they are. But I am hearing a lot of rumors about possible or the possibility of jury tampering. And I'm not feeling comfortable with the jury as far as them being protected from outside interference. And I'm going to tell you why. And it makes me wonder, is this done on purpose or is this just a coincidence? Now, y' all listen to me. Hear me out. Tell me what y' all think. Y' all can tell me in the comments. Y' all can even DM me your thoughts. You can put it in the fan mail. And remember, I can't respond to the fan mail, but you can make statements and I can pin them so everybody can read them. And I can read them and respond live on the show, but I can't reply actually in the fan mail. I don't know why that's the case. But anyway, listen to this. Diddy is maybe the most connected, if not one of the most connected men in New York City. And he's been that way for about 30 years. Okay? This connected man is literally on trial. And one of the charges has to do with intimidation, him intimidating people, him threatening violence, bribing with money, everything he can do to manipulate. Right. Follow me. He has even been proven to make cause that he wasn't supposed to make and somewhat intimidate people from even behind bars, or not even intimidate, but let's just even say harassing. Where we know that one of the young ladies who was in Diddy's group, Dirty Money, I forget her name, but when. When Danny Came came out with the allegations, namely Don Richards, a member of Danny Came came out with the allegations that Diddy sexually harassed or sexually assaulted her. When those came out, it's on record that Diddy called the. The young lady from Dirty Money and he wanted her to speak up for him. And he called her phone over a hundred something times. This is on record, right? Follow me. I'm making a point. So it's hard for me to believe that these jurors who are easily identified, identifiable, are going to be able to go home every day and not one of them witness some type of outside interference. Which begs the question, why in the fuck is this jury not sequestered? Diddy doesn't even have to literally say anything or even put. He doesn't even have to make the call to say, hey, I need somebody to find out who these jurors are and get to one of the jurors because remember, he only needs one juror on his side to virtually beat this case. So I'm not even going down the rabbit hole of saying the conspiracy that's going around that Diddy is having jurors followed and trying to manipulate them or whatever. I don't even need to go down that rabbit hole to prove what I'm trying to prove. Diddy has friends, longtime friends, family or whoever in New York whose livelihood depends on Diddy being a free man. What's stopping them? And who's to say none of them are going to get in contact or contact any of those jurors. You only need one. And either bribe them with money for an acquittal or hung jury or use intimidation to say, hey, juror number so and so. We found. We. We know who you are. And if Diddy is found guilty, your ass gonna be in the river somewhere and maybe your damn family. So again, ladies and gentlemen of the FLO show, no filter show. Y' all are my community. I love y' all. I talk to y' all like I always say, like I'm sitting at the kitchen table with granny. This is how we would talk about current events. Very candid and very precise. Not just shooting from the hip. Like, this is just some barbershop shit. So I ask y' all, how comfortable are y' all with members of the jury going home every day for eight to 10 weeks as one of the most powerful man on the planet is trying to avoid being locked up for life? How comfortable are y' all that no juror is going to be interfered with? This is something I was thinking about last night because Suge Knight even brought it up. They asked Suge Knight about it. If you. If you. If you. If you remember, Cassie even brought up Suge Knight in her testimony and spoke about a time where they were in the middle of a freak off or had just completed a freak off. And someone called and told Diddy that Suge Knight was at some restaurant and this was at the height of their beef. And Cassie said Diddy put on all black, grabbed all kind of guns and all the goons and all his comrades and whoever rolled out. And we're gone for. For 40 minutes nearly to an hour looking for Suge Knight. And then did he. And to the point where she was crying and tell him, don't know, don't do nothing stupid. And then they returned and obviously nothing happened to Suge Knight. But that goes to the intimidation part of this whole thing. But Suge Knight was asked, and he even said he believes diddy is going to beat this and thinks that the fix is in, in his mind. Now, this is his, this is his opinion. And I'm not going to go that far as what he's saying. But one point he made that I agree with is by these jurors not being sequestered, Diddy is going. He believes Diddy is going to get to one of them. And I was already, if y' all remember, we talked about being in shock that these jurors aren't sequestered. We've already spoke about that on this show. And when we first spoke about it, I'm gonna be honest, I didn't think it was a huge deal, but I hadn't thought it all the way through yet. I hadn't really focused on that last night. I focused on the jury and the fact that they weren't sequestered. And I really put all the pieces together and said this. Diddy has been matter of fact. A lot of people missed this too. Do y' all realize there was a, a juror who almost made it, who almost made the final cut if it wasn't for a last minute fined by the prosecution. Do y' all realize a lot of people miss the fact that someone who went to high school with Diddy almost made it to the final cut of the jury pool? The jury in the jury pool. And it was at the last minute when the prosecution found out, say, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. This person went to high school with Diddy. We got to get this person out of the jury. We don't know if it's been jurors planet. I don't know and I'm not saying there is. I just pay attention to every aspect of the case, not just the nasty that everybody want to talk about because that's where all the clicks and clickbait and views and all that, we know it's nasty. We know about the urinating, we know about the body fluids. We know about the slippery ass baby oil. We know about all that. It ain't but so much and so much time I'mma spend on that because it's not enough time spent on the actual things that really matter in this case. And like I told you, the most important, the most important part of the case is the jury. That is the heartbeat of the whole case. It ain't the freak offs, it ain't the baby oil, it ain't Diddy, Cassie, it. The most important part of this case is the jury. And so I'm being honest. I hope I'm wrong. I Just don't feel good that, that this jury was not sequestered because it's hard for me to believe one of the most powerful men on the planet for sure, one of the most powerful people in New York, who's been in New York born and raised and has had all kind of cops in his pocket, all kind of people in his pocket, has bribed the whole city, has done all this nasty trifling shit that we know he's done yet. And still this guy Diddy had got a key to this fucking city. Let that sink in. This guy has been doing freak offs and destroying hotel rooms across the whole United States and possibly the globe. And, and, and New York mayor gave him this, the, the key to the city. This man has been basically proven through police reports, through Kid Cudi saying it himself, saying this was true, even Cassie saying that he did. He said he was going to blow up his car. This guy went to the great lengths of blowing up his car for intimidation to send a message. And we just going to let these jurors go move about the New York City with no protection and the only instructions they're given and the only help they're given is to say the judge telling them, don't check your phones, don't look at media coverage when you go home. What in the entire fuck? I hope I'm wrong and I could be wrong. This jury could be not tainted and everything can be fair and go as planned and we'll see the result that can truly happen. But I wouldn't be flow if I didn't tell y' all some shit that's been heavy on my mind. And like I said, the fact that this jury has not been sequestered when you're dealing with somebody like a Diddy is baffling to me because if there was ever a time to sequester a jury, I would think that time would be now. Tell me your thoughts on that and we gonna continue. The show ain't over yet. Like I said, it's. I just want to make sure I touch on everything before we get out of here. I'm, I'm not, I'm not cutting it early. I'm finishing and we're going to talk this one through because it's a lot of unknown shit going on with this trial. And so a guilty verdict is not in the bag. Although the evidence may seem like a slam dunk, there are so many factors that can affect this outcome. We honestly don't know. I do know this is only the beginning and we got eight to 10 weeks. And I know the prosecution has all kinds of evidence. Cassie, although this is a big part of it, this is only a small part of this case. There is possible, you know, arson, there's intimidation, racketeering, there's drugs, smug, like all type of other stuff that are yet that are going to be proven. And, and, and so Cassie is a big part of it, but it's, but she's not the only part of this case. And I think I want people to understand that. And before I go continue, I have to shout out all of the subscribers because they make this possible. They make it and allow me to be able to come in here and say everything that even maybe, that maybe people don't want you to hear. But because we are a self sufficient podcast where the people are supporting me. My job is to the people who support this podcast. And what, what the people who support this podcast want is the truth and no spin. And I'm glad. I will gladly oblige because that is what I'm about anyway. And all the Diddy Diddy VIP people have been paying. 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You will get all exclusive coverage. I got an explosive interview coming up, you know, with Mark Curry, who was the original whistleblower, who taught, who was a rapper with Diddy and he knows a lot of shit. He was the first one to speak on how the bottles for the women were special bottles that were spiked and they had separate bottles for the men. I have an interview coming up with him. That is going to be. It's going to break the Internet. Like I told you, I got. It's stuff I can't even say right now that my jaw dropped to the floor. And when y' all hear it in this interview, be prepared for this podcast to go to a whole nother level, because this interview I'm doing with Mark Curry is going to break the Internet. And everybody and their mama gonna be tuned in to what we talking about over here. But guess what? It's just gonna be me and my community. We gonna take this. I don't want. No, I don't even want to be a part of these celebrity. I'm being totally honest. The stuff I have learned and uncovered, imagine there is, I've uncovered that I ain't even talk. I can't even talk about on here yet because I need to get more information. And I want to bring it all together once I do this interview. And at that time, I will put out a lot of stuff I've uncovered. But, y' all, I'm so turned off by this industry now. And the more in, the higher up in ranks I get, the more information I get from different people that I know is credible, the sadder it is and the more that I realize sexual deviant and demon demonic behavior has ran rampant in this industry for years. And it's. And as bad as you may think it is, it's a hundred times worse. And you guys who are subscribing will be the first ones for this information. And to be honest, the subscribers might be the only ones who get some of this information because it is very. It is very crucial information. That is. I know they don't want y' all to know, so I'll see. But these people will definitely, definitely get what I'm uncovering. But I'm telling y' all, y' all know I love music. Y' all know music is my world. I've been a music head since back as a baby, all the way up until now. And literally every singer, rapper that I idolized or just love their music, all of them is doing this diddy, 90% of them, man. And I don't know if I'm being too high on that 90, but I. I listen. I had two hours of sleep. I went down this rabbit hole of what the hell really been going on in this industry, y' all. And I, I don't. Y' all. I go to sleep early, y' all. Last night, I didn't go to sleep till about 3:30, 3:30 in the morning, maybe even 4. Then I had to wake up at 5:30 to get ready for this show. So I'm gonna take my ass to sleep after this show. But I couldn't put, put my phone down. Let me continue. Georgia, thank you for the $3 subscription. You will get exclusive information and exclusive coverage as well. 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The more people that subscribe, the more I am going to travel, I have more interviews that I can do and the more y' all subscribe, I'm telling y' all the stuff I'm uncovering and the information that's coming to me that I'm not even asking for is going to make y' all jaw drop to the floor. And at the same time it is saddening me and it is, it is not hard. It is, it's like the more information I'm learning, the bigger I'm becoming, the more information that's coming my way. And it's, it's actually very sad, man. I, I can't believe what the hell been going on in this industry. I knew it was bad, but like I told you, it's a hundred to a thousand times worse than I ever could imagine. And y' all will get all that information. All my subscribers, I'm looking at doing the, the Mark Curry interview and going to New York to the courthouse the end of this month. Let's say somewhere around the 25th. Somewhere in there, you know, my son graduates and my son turns 18 on the 23rd. So I'll be in Cleveland for that. And then he graduates June 2nd. So what I'm trying to do is knock out Mark Curry's interview and go to New York in between the 23rd and the second. That is what I'm aiming for. And it looks like you guys are really supporting my journalism. And to be honest, once I. Once I get my son's birthday and graduation out of the way, I am going to be traveling and uncovering all of this. And if y' all continue to subscribe and help me get the funds to travel, I got more interviews than Mark Curry, man. I got so much. I can't. This only could be God. That's all I'm gonna say, because y' all know me. I just turn this microphone on and talk to y' all. I don't give a damn. I don't chase nobody for interviews. I don't beg anybody for interviews. I. I don't do any of that. It's so many people asking me to go on their show. And to me, it feels like they just want me on the show for to. To. To bring light to their situation, but they're not really about the cause. And so I don't care about being, like, being more famous or any of that. And so when I think about why would I want to. Why spend my energy to go on your show when I could just dedicate myself more to my people in my show? So I'm telling y' all, y' all don't even know how much shit I turned down, because I'm here for a reason. And God is bringing so much my way that I'm not even asking for that. I know that this is my purpose, and I'm doing exactly what I'm supposed to be doing. Mark Curry interview came organically. We've been talking about all kind of stuff, and I'm telling y' all, between him and just between all the stuff I've been learning from other people who want me to amplify their story, man, this industry is fucked. And hopefully this Diddy trial will clean it up, because I'm just telling you now, people that you didn't even know was on this type of. The same time as Diddy, people that you don't even know much doing the exact same thing. Like, it's just gross, man. So thank you for everybody who. Who. Who has subscribed and. And y' all are really. I don't care. You know, y' all know me. I'm. I'm more about getting to the facts, and I enjoy what I'm doing. So the more y' all subscribe, all y' all gonna get is more exclusive than information and coverage because I'm not going to do anything but travel more and go to certain people who want me to interview them who I know are credible and have information. The more y' all subscribe, the more I'm going to just use that money to get the, out of, out of Dodge and, and, and, and, and continue to get more and more information. And like I said, it, it, it's just up, it really is. But anyway, I'm looking through my notes making sure I got everything covered. Today we will have Cassie will be on the stand for I think another maybe like half the day today, but you know, being asked questions by the prosecution. And then the second half of the day, maybe by noon, maybe after lunchtime, maybe maybe one afternoon, one after one in the afternoon or somewhere around there, she will be getting cross examined by the defense. And I encourage all y' all to tune in to any coverage y' all can. Y' all know at the end of the day I will drop my recap at around between 5 and 7pm Eastern Standard Time. But I got a feeling this cross examination is going to trigger the whole fucking world because the defense is going to do everything they can to damage not only the credibility of Cassie, but to, to try to poke holes in her story. And I'm sure a lot of people are going to be offended by some of the questions and some of the treatment of that that Cassie's going to endure because cross examinations in a case like this are tough. I'm sure Cassie's gonna be crying. I'm sure they're gonna be moments, I'm sure they're gonna be moments where people are gonna feel like the defense is being hard on her, too hard and doing too much. So I'm telling y' all. As explosive as, as Cassie's testimony has been so far, once the defense gets the cross examiner, you ain't. So like I said, continue to subscribe. I appreciate it. All the DDVIP members, even the ones who are already subscribed, when I get a chance, hopefully by Friday, I want to have a roll call and just name every Diddy VIP member. That way if your name isn't on the list, you can reach out to me and say, hey, I didn't hear my name. And I'm going to make sure before I get out of here every, I will keep making sure every single person who's on that list is not left behind. And I'm gonna do a, I'm gonna do a very diligent job to make sure everybody who is supposed to be on that list is on that list. So without further. Ain't nothing else for me to say about that. I will see y' all tomorrow at the same time, 7:30am Eastern Standard Time. Nothing else to say but bye. As always, I love y' all, but I'm out.