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It's the Flow show, no Filter. We back on another manic Monday. Hope everybody had a great weekend. We about to get into the Diddy mess. We ain't gonna waste no time. First, let me cover my ass. No Diddy. The thoughts, views and opinions shared on the Flow show, no Filter are for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional. I am just good. What is going on? Angie, I see you. Good morning. Breakfast crew as always, in the building from 7:30am when we start Monday through Friday. What a crazy, crazy day. Hope everybody enjoyed the Father's Day. I enjoy mine none. One of the most. One of my favorite jobs is being a father. So shout out to everybody on this Father's Day, y' all. Diddy was exploding. Tinker. What up, Laura? What up? What up? What up, Janet? I see everybody in here. Angie, Megan, Bo. What's going on, y' all? Oh, man, I have phone problems, man. I destroyed my phone. I couldn't sleep last night, so I just stayed up. It was working, working working and I ended up dropping it and then picking it up and the screen was loose from me dropping it and then I forgot about that later on in the night. I swung it real quick and I don't know what I did, but my screen is black now. So I got to go to T Mobile today after the show sometime. But it is all good. I'm operating off the iPad and we'll go from there. So Friday was a day we're gonna start with this. Diddy done a file for another mistrial. Good morning. I dreamer Diddy has filed for a frivolous, another frivolous courtroom mistrial through the court. What's up? Kobe wants to know me like the live. If y' all come in here, y' all, I don't care what all the little mohawk diddies in the comments saying or people who supporting Diddy about ain't no rico, ain't no evidence, y' all. If that was the case, why would did he keep trying all these stupid ass mistrials? He a week or two away from going home. If you let the, let the Diddy supporters say it. Why would even want a mistrial if he was? It's been no case. The prosecution hasn't put, hasn't proven their case as far as what they're saying. But the people with the, with the people who in denial are saying ain't no rico, ain't no sex truck. These are consensual adults. Yet Diddy keeps asking for a mistrial. That's desperation. That's somebody who knows, including his, his legal counsel knows he is guilty. Y' all. The, the judge is admitting that phone, the secret phone Diddy had. The judge is admitting that evidence that's, that's a killer. We're going to talk about that. We're going to talk about the fact that Brendan Paul, the drug mule who was a basketball player who is now flipped officially and testifying against Diddy and, and of course the other assistant, Jonathan Perez laid out RICO and other things. We're going to talk about that. But, but, but, but the drama is this juror and this mistrial. So let me pull out the iPad so we can talk about that first. But like I said, don't tell me what's happening. Let me let the receipts and let me see the actions and if, if you don't know did he know they guilty with these last minute out of nowhere mistrial. They want a mistrial yet people trying to say ain't no case but they sure think it's one. So let's get into this. Let's. Let's. Let's talk about this mistrial first. This is ridiculous. Let's go. So I' ma read the actual docket. I want to read the actual docket. We gonna. We're gonna read this actual docket. The. The. The mistrial document. This is crazy, y' all. Diddy is throwing anything against the wall, and ain't none of it sticking. Ain't none of it sticking. So let's get it. Let's read this mistrial. Yeah, Diddy is cook. Melissa said desperate. Desperate. Dear judge, this is from Diddy's counsel. The defense submits this letter in further support of his vigorous opposition to striking juror number six, a black man. Mr. Combs will be substantially prejudiced by the dismissal of this juror. And because there is no factual basis to remove him, the court lacks discretion to do so. Moreover, if suppose it inconsistencies in his answers to the court's questions were truly of concern, then they got a whole lot redacted. So I don't know what they said there. They got it blacked out. If the court strikes juror six, we respectfully request that a mistrial be declared. Let me stop right there. So they're going to ask the judge who is making the final decision on even removing juror number six. They're going to ask that same judge to. Not only he's making a decision to remove the juror, but because of his decision right now, they immediately want him to say, okay, here, here, I'm removing the juror number six. And then, yes, this is a mistrial. Come on, y' all. This is a mistrial. But you. But the same judge who is ruling that juror number six needs to be removed, five seconds later, you want him to declare a mistrial, but based off his own fresh decision, y' all, this is desperate. This is desperate. So anyway, it goes on to say, we understand that the court has refused to find any discriminatory motive in the. In the government's actions with respects to his peremptory strikes or on this motion. However, we respectfully and regrettably disagree. The government's motion must be evaluated in light of the entire history of this investigation and prosecution, not in just isolation. Unfortunately, when considered against that background, it is impossible to believe that this motion is merely in good faith, a good faith attempt to raise a valid question about the jurors integrity rather than an effort to take advantage of an opportunity to strike yet another black male from the juror. Race car. Race car. Race car. Race car? Yeah. Come on, man. Like, now, the guy said, I'm gonna continue because it's more to that. But let's stop right there. The guy lied about where he living. He's. He. He admitted he's supposed to be living in New York, but he's living in New Jersey, which he admitted on his own. I don't know if he told some other jurors. I don't know exactly how they found out, but I think he told somebody or told another juror, whatever. He has inconsistencies. And then when he tried to explain it, there were more inconsistencies. He said he moved back to New York, but then he lives with his girlfriend. All kind of inconsistencies. But like they say, it ain't no fun when the rabbit get the gun, because check this out. Remember Baina Banner? Remember how the defense tried to. Well, tore her apart because of inconsistencies, but yet this juror has inconsistencies. And they. Not tearing him apart. I mean, they want to keep him despite his inconsistencies. But Banner, the one who got dangled allegedly over a balcony. The defense tore her apart and one of her own testimony thrown out because of inconsistencies. But now, because they want this black juror who. They. Who. Who has allegedly been nodding in agreement with Diddy and him and Diddy had their own little thing going. Now all of a sudden, inconsistencies are the bad things. Ain't that convenient? This is crazy. So let's go on. Let's go on. Let's go on. They say letter A. This is part A of their. Their motion, their motion. There is no valid basis to dismiss the juror to begin with. As the court noted during the morning session on Friday, it does not have discretion to remove a juror where there's a bias in the removal of the juror or where there would be prejudice to the defendant, with prejudice meaning that the discharge is without factual support or for a legal irrelevant reason. Here there will be significant bias and prejudice to the defendant, and there is no factual support for dismissing the juror. First, there is no question Mr. Combs would be severely prejudiced if the juror in question were removed and replaced by the first alternate. We have previously pointed out that this juror is one of only two black men on the jury. But it should also be noted that he is the juror who is perhaps Most similar to Mr. Combs in other important ways. He is a black man. Blacky black. They keep you. They keep doing. And this is Diddy, let me stop right there. We're gonna get through this motion because I. We need to read all this is important because this is another desperate mistrial. I want to give you all this information. But check this out. See, did. He told on his own self. He had a little vibe going on with this juror. And what happened was it went from little bitty signals, little bitty non verbals. It went from that, and then it progressed to just. Diddy got so comfortable. Y' all know he. Y' all know he. He don't obey no rules. He haven't obeyed rules since he was in. Even locked up, he'd been breaking rules. But it got to the point where him and the juror just nodding and shaking their head, they got comfortable and got caught. Furthermore, y' all making it look shady that y' all are going so hard for this juror. Like, what is so special about this juror? It. In most cases, when a juror gets removed, they just move on to the alternate. They don't spend all this time and all these resources and mistrial filings and all of that over one juror being removed. What you think they got alternates for? So this is really making it look shady. They don't even realize, like, that's what they have alternates for. Other than that, what the hell are they for? But y' all want this juror so bad. I told y' all on Friday if y' all saw my breakdown. Oh, no, actually, I dropped it on Saturday. On Saturday, I did a breakdown of this man. Diddy was handing his lawyers sticky notes like uno cards. Like everybody. He had Brian Steele. He write down stuff for Brian Steele to say. The other lawyer, Donaldson and all, every lawyer Diddy had every lawyer talking on his behalf, trying to save this juror. Diddy was visibly shaking his head. He threw his hands down when the judge said, I'm sorry, this judge. This. This juror gonna have to kick rocks and flip flops with no socks. This screams something was up. I don't know. I'm just speculating. I don't know what. But I know this juror and Diddy had a thing. And Diddy is pissed. He was having a virtual meltdown. And then he had all his lawyers one by one, speaking for it, like the jurors on trial did. You got a case to fight you. You think y' all. He fighting for one juror? Let y' all tell it. Some of y' all Diddy apologists ain't no case. Do this sound like somebody who don't think it's a case. Do this sound like somebody who. There's no RICO been proven. Y' all better wake up. Y' all better wake up. They are fighting for their life over one juror. It's like eight men, four women. Very diverse. I don't know. But let's continue. At the opening statements and the witnesses testimony have revealed the principal dispute between the party is whether Cassie Ventura and Jane willingly participated in the sexual activity at issue during their relationships and Mr. Combs for their own reasons and because they chose to do so, or whether, as the government claims, they were coerced. The fairness of the trial depends in part of having jurors with backgrounds similar to Mr. Combs, you know, share their perspective on evidence with other jurors from diverse backgrounds during deliberations. Removing this particular juror would deprive Mr. Combs of the important perspective. And it is no answer to simply say there that there are other black jurors or other male. Other males on the juror. So the fact that there are black jurors, the fact that they're but dominant majority men, they saying that don't matter. Second, there is no factual support for the government's position or respectfully the court statements Friday afternoon which were in stark conflict with the court's apparent recognition Friday morning that the purported inconsistencies were likely completely benign, as was as we explained at length in our letter of on June 12th on this topic, there were no material inconsistencies with respect to anything juror number six said and in June or June 9th. And the juror's willingness to perform his public service and his civic duty should be considered a positive rather than a negative. There is no evidence whatsoever that he had an agenda or a bias in favor of either party and no legitimate reason to jump to that conclusion. Indeed, the court had an opportunity to assess the juror's demeanor not only during the interview, but also at closer proximity in the roving room during the two colleagues the two interviews on June 9. The court never suggested at the time or at any time before Friday afternoon that it had any reason to doubt that the juror was doing his best to be forthright and honest with the court during Friday morning session. After having reviewed both parties submissions, including the government's lengthy quotes from the relevant transcripts, the court indicated it was inclined to agree that there was an insufficient basis to find that jury was being deceitful and intentionally so as the government charge. And so the defense's submission is really, that is really that the answers Given the nature of the inquiry, both in jury selection and during the current process, was vague enough so that the answers could easily be reconciled with each other. And the subject matter of what was being addressed is so far afield from the juror's performance of duty that it's not a reason to remove the juror. They basically saying they should commend the juror for handling his civic duty. And it don't matter about the inconsistencies. They just putting it together in word salad and making it just sound like mumbo jumbo. But in a sense, they saying look past the inconsistencies and he should be rewarded because he's serving his civic duty. It goes on to say the real question from the government as to the reason why the juror should be removed is because if you take the interference against the juror's credibility, there is a view that if you can't reconcile the answers and the jurors was being deceitful and intentionally so either in jury selection or in the roving room, then what would be the grounds to disqualify the juror? And then finally, they say for the foregoing reasons, the court should allow juror number six to remain on the jury. If the court truly believes his statements raise serious concerns about his ability to follow instructions, then. Which we respectfully submit will be an unfair and unsupported conclusion based on what we're at. Were at worst imprecise answers to the court's, then fairness. Then they got a lot of stuff redacted. Then it say if the court dismisses juror number six, the unfair prejudice from replacing him with the first alternate at this late stage of the proceeding warrants a mistrial. Respectfully submitted, Alexandra Superior. Yeah, they are crying. They are. That sound like some desperate. Like Melissa said, to be a jury, you need honesty and transparency. Yeah, what's wrong with that? What's wrong with a little honesty and a little transparency? And then they act like, I'm telling you, this is crazy. They making it look so if you didn't think something was up with that juror, you think something up. Now. If you didn't think it before, you thinking it now, I don't know. This is crazy. Juror number six has caused all hell to break loose. And Diddy is having a virtual meltdown. And he has. He has his legal team having a meltdown as well. Did y' all hear that word salad malarkey? So because of all that they want to mistrate, Tinky says a mistrial is reaching, reaching, reaching Reaching. Reaching. I mean, come on, just say that Diddy had something going on with this juror, and we need him back. We was counting on that. Everybody's losing control. The. The. The legal defense, Diddy. And I bet you it's pissing the judge off. I bet you it's pissing the judge off. I told you that. That Diddy then was going to piss this judge off eventually, and they're doing. I got to. Why would he. Why would the judge make a ruling and then immediately call it a mistrial based on his own rules right then and there? Like, you don't even have to be a legal analyst to understand how crazy that sounds. So the judge himself, and he took his time on this ruling. Think about this. Y' all remember he waited the whole week, all the way from starting basically Monday, Monday, Tuesday. He waited all the way till Friday evening, the last minute, thought on it, thought on it last. Let everybody speak their peace. I mean, how fair can you be? And then he comes up with this ruling, and then y' all think he did all that to come up with this ruling, to call it a mistrial based on his own rule, make it make sense. This is desperate, and I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't like it. But I don't want to hear nobody else talk about that. Ain't no case, because all the people involved in the case think it's a case. Diddy's lawyers are desperate. Diddy is desperate. They have alternates. What is the big idea? Yeah, but I'm telling you what makes them. They already know they were losing. But the judge also made another ruling. Remember that phone we were talking about, the phone that the Fed supposedly didn't find when they raided and did. He sent messages from another phone, from that phone to another phone, and the. And it had messages between Diddy and, like, shady messages between him and Christina Korn saying he found something and they didn't get this phone or something to that effect. Remember, they want to admit that as evidence and because it'll show clear obstruction of justice, because Diddy was supposed to hand over that phone and he refused to. Now, remember, obstruction of justice doesn't mean you have to actually hold the phone to the end. The fact that you attempted to hold on to the phone and refuse to give it up, that's obstruction of justice right there. That could play into the rico. That could be one of the RICO crimes. Who knows? That could be part of it. But the judge ruled that that is admissible. And he just ruled on that. So that is why. Another reason why they are scared and shaking in their boots. They are shaking in their boots. We got another. We got another flow fan in the building, y' all. They love to come here. They don't got nothing else to do. Hey, look, they. It's. I'm not even. It's no need to just ask the. All these mistrials. Did he ask Diddy and his in his council where the RICO is as Diddy, where they at? They. They begging for mistrials when. If it was no rico, they'd be a week away from going home. What you want a mistrial for if it's no rico? Like the idiots are saying, who don't know how to critically think. You are a week or two away from getting. You're not guilty. Since there's no rico. Why would you even want a mistrial? If you get a mistrial, you have to stay in prison, stay in jail. You gotta wait for another year to get a new trial and all they're gonna do is retry you. You don't go home. You stay. Everything stays as is. But the idiots who don't know how to critically think, don't pay attention and realize if there was no rico, Diddy wouldn't be asking for no mistrial right now. He a week or two from going home. But he actually knows that. He actually knows that there will be a rico. And it feels good. Everybody's in shambles. Even. Look at the even. Look at the even. Look at the Diddy. The Diddy people, they in shambles. They just over here pushing the content out more. Nobody even cares what they think at all. They in sham. They typing paragraphs. Hey, nobody cares about y' all. Y' all. The whole Diddy Diddy. His. His little Mohawk diddies, they all in shambles. And I like it. They are scrambling. They arguing with themselves. They don't have anywhere to gather, so all they could do is follow around the rest of us because they don't have a place to gather. They don't have a platform. And I love it. And I love it. The more I see them, they don't understand. The more I see them fuss and fight and argue. It tickles me so much. I love. Do y' all remember when it really. Maybe for a second it was looking like Diddy had a chance a little bit, man. The trolls were happy and they were so confident. And now it's all changed. They are arguing, abusing all their caps letters. They being violent, vulgar. I love it. I Love it. I love it. It's just more proof you got the. The Diddy's lawyers are in shambles. His supporters are in shambles. Diddy is in shambles. He passing sticky notes all over the place. I'm sure they had to re up on more sticky notes. And then the Diddy supporters are so dumb, they come to a platform where nobody cares what they're saying. All their comments do is just push out this content to more and more people. They're not, they're not accomplishing anything by being where they're not wanted. Their voices don't matter. We feel guilty as guilt. Get it? Diddy is guilty as hell. Diddy is guilty as hell. And that ain't no troll. Ain't no, ain't enough capital letters in the world. That's going to change that. But we appreciate the engagement to help continue to push out this content because for some reason, the Diddy supporters don't have the work ethic nor the smarts to build their own platform so they can push their message out. That's too much work and it takes too much intelligence to do that. So they just come help push our content out. So I love it, y' all. And so another thing, Brendan Paul, the drug mule. Remember Brendan Paul, the young man who used to play basketball at Syracuse, went to work for Diddy, thought he was just going to be a videographer. Next thing he know, Diddy is having him go around with drugs and turn him into a adult boy drug boy, drug lord. Well, he officially flipped and he will be testifying probably Monday. I'm sure he's going to testify probably Monday. So check this out. Let's get to Brendan Paul. He is taking the stand. This comes from Soap Central. Diddy's alleged drug mule Brendan Paul to reportedly take stand in ongoing Diddy sex trafficking trial. Yeah, big, big letters. I mean big letters to over overcompensate for the itty bitties. Let's see what it says. As John Diddy Combs high profile sex trafficking trial enters its fifth week, the prosecution plans to bring in new witnesses. These include Brandon Paul, who used to work as Combs assistant and has been called a drug mule. The next court date is June 16, which that is today, ain't it guys? Today, people close to the case say federal prosecutors might present summary witnesses backup to back up the written evidence. They also plan to have Paul testify, testify about his past work with Diddy. This testimony is expected to be part of the government's final push to make its case to the jury. Brendan Paul once played men's basketball for Syracuse University. Served as Sean Combs personal assistant as well as his name hit the news on in March 2024 when federal agents raided Combs home in Los Angeles and Miami. At the same time that month police arrested Paul at the Miami airport. They charged him with felony cocaine possession. After they said we got a pop up. After they said they found coke and Mary Jane in his bags. But Paul case took a turn later. In May 2024 he took a plea deal through a program that helps first time offenders who didn't commit violent crimes. His attorney Brian Bieber later confirmed in December 2024 that the case against Paul had been fully dismissed after he successfully completed the pre trial program. Court records indicate that Paul was released on a 2, 500 bond. On March 26, 2024. They gave Paul a happy Meal. I bet you Paul, before he could get, before he could get into the actual precinct was singing like Justin Timberlake gone baby, you're gone. Remember that old NSYNC song? He was like I'm gone Diddy, you're gone, you're gone. Oh Diddy, you're gone. But the truth remains, you're gone. So anyway he flipped and Diddy is panicking. He literally got caught running drugs for Diddy with the drugs on him. This is why Diddy and his supporters are in utter shambles. How do you talk yourself out of this one? How do you talk yourself out of this when you are caught red handed? You are a business enterprise. You are not supposed to have your employees getting on planes with drugs that can get you caught up in a rico. That's why everybody in shambles. Remember when it was going good man, them Diddy supporters were happy and, and confidently talking about Diddy coming home. You don't see that Diddy coming home no more. You see a bunch of arguing and a bunch of capital letters and a bunch of four letter words. Because you know, you know those Diddy supporters can't really, you know, they get outside of four letter word. When they start to get to like five and six letter words it gets shaky for them. So they try to keep it, they try to keep it real simple but they crying just like Diddy's lawyers are crying, the supporters are crying, everything is crumbling. You literally have a videographer who's everybody's been saying grant drugs for Diddy, ran drugs for Diddy, some transported drugs for Diddy. He literally was caught red handed making a run for Diddy and he started singing before he could even get to the Precinct. They hadn't even got his Happy Meal yet. And he said, y' all know he come from a. You know, his family. He's staying a million dollar house like Brandon. Brendan come from money. He is from where I'm from Shaker Heights, Ohio. Same place Kid Cudi is from. Shaker Heights, Ohio. Them guys at Shaker Heights, Ohio, I was a little rough around the edges. Shaker Heights, Ohio, they not going no prison. If they told him he had to do one week, he telling on Diddy. Let me tell you a little bit about Shaker Heights, Ohio, especially the back in the day. Shaker Heights, Ohio. Shaker Heights, Ohio is one of the top school districts. At one point, it was one of the top school districts in the nation. Million dollar homes, privileged kids, spoiled kids. You kids driving a Shaker, you see kids driving a Shaker school with Benson's Porsches at 16 years old. Shaker. That's why Cudi took the stand. Didn't care. People was like, man, stitches. Get stitches. I said, y' all don't know about Shaker Heights, Ohio. Shaker Heights students don't give a damn about no snitches getting stitches. These kids come from good homes. They not trying to go to prison. He may have got influence, but don't get it twisted. Brendan Paul is not your typical drug dealer. He got caught up with Diddy thinking he was on a real job, and next thing you know, Diddy had him running around with drugs. But if you know about Shaker Heights, Ohio, it's not a criminal environment. It's. It's. It's. It was damn near like Beverly Hills of Cleveland. What Beverly Hills is to la, that's kind of like what Shaker Heights was to Cleveland, especially back in the day. It didn't change a little bit now. A little bit. It's still a great school, diverse, but million dollar homes and everything in Shaker Heights. So you just look at Kid Cudi and Brendan Paul and they telling you about Shaker Heights. I knew Brendan Paul was going to tell immediately. He's Shaker kid. He stayed right. They say in the article right now he stay at home with his mom. They stay at home with his mom. I like that. The chat, they are blowing up the numbers, man. Hey, Law. Hey. Hey, Chat. Keep going back and forth with Benny because he is shooting. In a minute we're gonna have a couple hundred people in here just based off Benny. Vinny is. See, this is the thing about Diddy supporters. They have no strategy. They have no. They have the brain of A goldfish. They have the brain of a goldfish. They will put a thousand comments that nobody cares about. You're not gonna change anybody's mind in this chat. All you are doing is blowing up the numbers and pushing this content with which we all saying guilt that Diddy is guilty than a guilt. Diddy should rot. And I'mma keep saying that as long as Benny want to help us push this message out, we appreciate them. They have no smarts. Matter of fact, if Diddy himself could tell y' all himself, he would say quit leaving all these stupid ass comments in here, pushing their content out more. If Diddy could tell y' all that, he would tell y' all himself, he would say, go build your own platform so y' all can push your message out. Idiots. But y' all want to come here and blow up everybody's numbers and push this out more to say stuff that you think anybody in here gonna change their mind. The, the, the, the, the message here is Diddy is guilty as hell. And, and we all want them to go to jail. And we all appreciate all the Diddy apologists and supporters who want to come in here and leave their comments which fall on deaf ears. But we appreciate the engagement and chat. Please keep talking to Benny and because y' all really doing good with the numbers. Keep it up. But let me give you a little background on Brendan so you can get an idea on how he is about to tell it all. Brendan Paul, he gonna tell more information than he even gotta tell. Brendan Paul, let's. Let's leave this the New York Post. You know, we like to have receipts. The listen to Brendan Paul, Brendan Paul is gonna tell that. They ain't even gotta tell y' all, hey, look, they don't push lies for views. They just push views for people who lying. So if I'm lying, why push these views out more? So New York Post, thank you for pushing and pushing this content out. Benny, AKA Dicky. I mean, I mean not Dicky Benny. We're gonna go with his new name. Benny, who is Brandon Paul Diddy's alleged drug mule who was arrested at the Miami airport. Brendan Paul is an amateur music producer and graduated from Fairmont State University in West Virginia. He, Paul is originally from Shaker Heights, Ohio, one of the bougiest cities you would ever know. Why did he would have this guy running around with drugs? Makes no sense. It makes no sense at all. He still resides in that state. His current address is listed as Chagrin Falls. Some of the biggest, most expensive houses you've Ever known in your whole life come from Chagrin Falls. We up to 170 people in here thanks to Benny Brand. Y' all shout out to Benny Brain Goldfish. Mr. Goldfish Brain. He lives with his parents Kurt and Mary jo inside their 829,000 dollar four bedroom, six bathroom home. Do you think the jury is going to believe this guy who comes from a million dollar home with parents in Chagrin Falls? He don't fit the, the stereotype of your average drug dealer. He ain't from the mean streets of nowhere. He privileged. He thought he had got a real job dealing with Diddy. And Diddy use his star power and manipulation. Next thing you know, this kid from the suburbs with the silver spoon in his mouth is running around with cocaine and, and all kind of pills. Now I'm gonna read you something else. You tell me, did this sound like somebody who gonna snitch on Diddy? Paul attended a private boarding school in New England, Brewster Academy for the first three years of his high school before transferring to Hawking High, a private school in Ohio. This guy, this guy went to schools that cost more. His high schools and his elementary schools cost more than most people's college. This is who Diddy had running around with. Party, party, party pills. Paul went on to play basketball at Syracuse University in New York. He played Division 1 and once his basketball career was over, he became an amateur music producer. During the Pandemic, he started making beats on his laptop. He eventually began to produce for Diddy on the Love album which was produced in September. He even posted photos with Diddy in the studio while working on the album receipts. Oh, we up to 170 something. Come on, Benny, keep bringing it. Hey, look, see Tuck. Y' all, Y' all know C. Tuck is one of my faithful Clevelanders. He just told y' all. Look at this Hawking. Where Brendan Paul went to high school. I mean went to, I think in high school. Hawking looks like a college camp. This guy is rich. He comes from a rich, wealthy family. He is going to be up there speaking like a Rhodes scholar. He is going to be up there speaking like a Rhode scholar. I so appreciate Benny for pushing this content out. I don't, I don't know. But anyway, Paul, Paul looks so stressed out, y' all. Paul looks so stressed out at the airport when he was arrested. This guy ain't the type of guy who want to be arrested. He don't want to do five minutes in jail. He don't want to do five minutes in jail. He is going to spill every bean in the pantry. He is about to spill every bean in the pantry. That's why Benny's in that's why Benny's in shambles, y' all. Benny's in shambles. Brian Steele is in shambles. Diddy's in shambles. Diddy's whole legal team is in shambles. The sticky notes are running out. Everything is falling. Sticky note, Diddy is having a meltdown. Sticky note Diddy, AKA Mohawk. Diddy, AKA Itty Bitty, Mohawk Diddy, AKA Itty Bitty, Mohawk. Sticky note, Diddy Smalls. By the time this trial is over, Diddy's name is gonna be five minutes long. Right now, we got him as Itty Bitty, Sticky note, Mohawk, Diddy, Smalls. It's all falling down, Benny. And I know it's crushing. And I know. And I know you want. You want to see one of those freak off tapes and they just won't allow you. And I know it hurts to see Diddy in this position when y' all thought it was no case a few weeks ago. It's okay. Flow is here for you because Flow. Mister. Told you so. Told you so. But everybody didn't want to listen. And then Dicky. I mean, Benny, I keep. I know, I know. This ain't Dicky. This is Benny. I gotta keep remembering that. He. He is so unclever. When he came up with his new nickname, y' all, he was so stuck, he still made it rhyme with his old name. This ain't Vicky. This is Benny. Like try to come with a name that ain't any. Or Benny or Licky or Dicky, Slicky, Diddy. I know you want to rhyme it with Diddy, but it makes it kind of obvious when your new name rhymes with your old name. Dicky. And one thing about Dicky or Benny, whatever he's want to call himself today, he just like Diddy. He's delusional. He thinks he's the smartest guy in the room when it's really actually the opposite, y' all. He rhymed his new name with his old name. And if you think it can't get any worse, Jonathan Perez basically laid out Rico on a silver platter. Who is Jonathan Perez? Jonathan Perez is another ex assistant of Diddy. And guess what he has in common with. With all the other assistants. He had to quit because it was too much. He had to quit because it was too much. Too much crime going on. These people came to Diddy for. For a regular job and ended up involved in a Rico. Let me explain this to you. He testified that Diddy used his corporate card business funds to purchase supplies for this illegal, trifling, horrific freak offs. Ladies and gentlemen, using your business enterprise, a structured organization using that to commit crimes is the foundation for rico and that's what we're dealing with here. Jonathan Perez, they even asked, well, did you do this on vacation or did you purchase all these sex toys during vacation or was this on your real regular time, on the clock business hours? And y' all. Jonathan Perez said, yeah, I did this. This wasn't on vacation. This was during the business hours. Like Lord said, listen, Benny, Benny's in shamble. Dicky Dicky, Benny's in shambles. And it's okay. I, I, I, I, I expect him to. I actually would be a little more, he actually would be under my skin if he still showed confidence. But what I see is a broken man, a broken Dicky, a broken Benny, a broken Benny. Dicky. A Dicky Benny. Who in a rush to hastily come up with a new nickname, he around and rhymed it with his old name by. Ladies and gentlemen, we are on our way to a guilty verdict. And remember I told you the prosecution had lost a little momentum for, for a day or two, but damn it, did they come back swinging and they got Benny all in his itty bitty. Jonathan Perez, the ex assistant, said that they asked him why he didn't work, why he didn't work for Diddy. He said he, he, he wanted to stop a long time ago for fear of something like this happening. Now he's on a federal trial because he, because he, he messed with the wrong Diddy. Diddy Smalls. Hey, look at Anthony. Give it to him, Anthony. Give it to him, Anthony. See, I told you one thing about it. We got to educate it. See these, these guys, these guys, man. Look how he spelled answer, y' all. Look at these Diddy supporters, y' all. Let me get it up here for each other before you try to fix it. The way he spelled answer just scared me now. You just scared me with that one. Benny. That was. You spelled answer like a serial killer. Like a serial killer who wrote a note. I need an answer, no W. And when you write answer with no W, that's, that's diabolical. You diabolical Benny. Hey, y' all, Benny is diabolical. Hey, I ain't never seen answers spelled without a W, but I never met a Benny before Dicky or whatever, anyway, until you know that, that W, that, that no W answer threw me off. That was a somebody Said. So did R. Kelly have financial gain when he was just convicted of his 30 year Rico? R. Kelly made all his money off R B music and touring. He didn't make a red cent from his RICO. He profited none from his RICO. Yet he got 30 years. And his RICO was based on bribery and. And forced labor. Forced labor was merely because he threatened to show these freaky tapes if his women didn't comply. That's forced labor. Does that sound familiar? He was convicted bribery, which these two gave him RICO Bribery was because he paid money to keep his crimes concealed. Much like Diddy did when he paid money for that hotel video. See the problem is people don't understand once you're in a RICO how simple it is. They don't need to see people chained up and duct taped in mouth. And in a white van, 30 people carried off somewhere. That's not RICO. They don't have to have a hundred thousand kilos coming over the ocean. That's not it. R. Kelly, you can look it up. His RICO was based on forced labor and bribery. The forced labor was simply because he threatened to show freaky tapes. That was the forced labor. Bribery was because he paid money to keep all the stuff he was doing with his women to keep it all on the hush hush. They put those two together and that equaled 30 years. Nobody in this chat is going to tell me or tell anybody that R. Kelly made money off his rico. See, I'm gonna give you receipts. I'm not just gonna be on here blabbing with capital letters facts. I'm going to point to specific court rulings in New York in a federal RICO trial. These are facts. R. Kelly didn't get in gain anything financial. Only thing he gained was 30 years in prison which he is serving right now. His forced labor and bribery literally mirrors Diddy. And Diddy has more than that that has been alleged and actually proven in this court case. Diddy has a lot that has been proven more than just bribery and forced labor. And he has way more forced labor acts, way more bribery acts. R. Kelly didn't have anything remotely close to a violent gunpoint kidnapping like what's being alleged in this one. And so as we ride off into this guilty verdict, y' all know we always got to show love and one of our people. If you want to subscribe, the link is in the notes. Buzzsprout. I'll shout you out. If you want to be the Diddy. If you want to be in the Diddy vip. I'm going to New York you know, I don't ever see any of the bennies or the dickies in New York. I get so much love. I'll be there covering this case next week sometime, trying to time it, but one of our faithful listeners has somebody they want to shout out. They say, hey Flo, this is a hard working guy. Hey Flo, can you maybe give a guy a shout out? His name is Ronnie. He's a stalker at Publix I frequent. Super nice guy. Introduced myself to him a while ago because he's always went out his way to speak when he passed. We shoot this all the time now. I just found out that he makes music. You know, we got love for all the aspiring musicians. I was an aspiring rapper at one time. Anyway, thought it'd be cool to help him. Still loving the content from Mr. Told you so. Never change. And I'm out. And his name, Ronnie's stage name is no genre. So if you see somebody by the name of no genre, that's our guy, Ronnie. And both thank you for that. We want to shout him out. We, we show love to everybody working hard and I appreciate all the listeners on the show. Diddy done, Diddy done. Diddy cooked, crock, potted sizzle flame, broiled air fried, all of the above. Thank you. Thank you for everybody who reached out to Buzz Sprout and let them know that they should have never held the money and don't do it again. I hate that some people responded talking about they said I didn't respond and it's like you missed the whole point. The point is it should have never happened. But I appreciate everybody who reached out and like just seen in the comments, we got forced labor. Hey, look, Angie said, Flo, don't worry about helping Benny and Dickie, the remedial students. We can school them in the comments. Yeah, go ahead and school them, Angie. Thank you to everybody. Thank you to Benny for pushing this out, for getting school. It's so much schooling going on going on in these comments. I don't know where to start, but I can say Benny definitely got his behind handed to him in the comments. Much love to everybody. This is going to be a wild one. I'm gonna have to get to get to work and see what the hell goes on. Look out for my update. Y' all know I'm the king of the Diddy updates and I will have an update today as soon as something needs to be said. Thank you and much love to everybody out there. This has been another great the flow show. No filter podcast. Love y' all, everybody in the comments. Laura, Love you, Angie. Portia, Amari, Melissa, Trisha. Punk rock girl, everybody. Melody, Sybil, everybody who's been the building and I think. And thank you for all the super chats. Shout out to C Tuck. Shout out to Kobe. Wants Shinobi. Nicole. What's up? How you doing, Miss Sunshine? What's up, girl? Lily. What's up, Lily, Orchid and the whole gang. I appreciate y' all much love. I will see y' all tomorrow, same time, same place. I love y' all, but I'm Lord says I'm out. Everybody, let's get to my mouths. Where are my mouths? Where are my mouths? Melissa say I'm out. Let me get another mile before we get out of here. Hey, look, Dicky said this case pisses me off. Now, see that? That's what I like to hear. Hold on, hold on. Let me slide this up, because that's what I like to hear. Hey, look, let's leave on this note. Dicky said this case pisses me off. That's what we like to hear at the Flow Show. No filter. I'm out. Love y' all.