50 Cent (2:52)

Now here's what 50 posted on Instagram this weekend after those comments. Quote Donald doesn't take well to disrespect and doesn't forget who chooses to go against him while working tirelessly to make America great again. There is no room for distraction. He would consider pardoning anyone who was being mistreated. Not Diddy. Combs said some really bad things about Trump. It's not okay. I'm going to reach out so he knows how I feel about this guy. End quote. First of all, let me say this because I love me some 50 cent. I love what he's doing. I love what he's doing. On Stars Power, you know, the sequels Power book Ghost, which is my favorite power book Force with Joseph Socorro plays Tommy Egan. I love that. I love Raising Canaan. You saw what I had, you know, you, you, you saw I had the star Patina Millers on the show. She's phenomenal. I love that show. I love everything that's that 50 Cent is doing. Even though he's still, I'm sure he's gon make some music or whatever, but I just think he's phenomenal. I think he's phenomenal executive producer. I think he's an incredible talent and I think he is the kind of person you do not want against you because this brother will troll you forever. I mean he will hit you where it hurts. Ain't no doubt about that. And he clearly has no love for Diddy. My whole point is Trump's willingness to pardon diddy Potentially. Whatever 50 Cent feels, it shouldn't be based on whether Trump what, what what did he has said about Trump. It should be based on whether Trump things that thinks the, the charges against him are excessive, the crime that he's being accused of, if he were to be committed of those federal crimes, how valid they are and whether or not the, the time served comes into consideration, that clearly is not going to be the case. I mean if it's one of those situations where President Trump ended up pardoning P. Diddy. P. Diddy's on trial now. He hasn't been convicted yet. He's been in jail for a few months. But with some of the things that he's been accused of, sex trafficking and racketeering. As the government continues to make its case, we got to hear what the defense has to say in response to those allegations, those charges, those assertions that the prosecution has made against him. Ultimately, if you want to look at him right now, clearly he's an individual that nobody wants to have anything to do with. When you consider the video and how it revealed how he was abusing, physically abusing his ex girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, when you hear the assistant give her testimony, when you hear the things that folks have alluded to, when you hear about the details about what he coaxed Cassie Ventura into doing, these are very heinous, disgusting things, to say the least. I'm not gonna even go into detail. They're heinous and disgusting, you know, and so when you look at it from that standpoint, you know, why are you thinking about pardoning him before he's even been convicted? Let him get convicted, and if he's get. If he gets convicted, let him spend some time in jail, and then after that, if you want to consider pardoning him, your decision should be based on that, not on whether or not he has said nasty things about the president. So. And. And 50 Cent. I would just like to know for 50 Cent specifically, what the beef is with Diddy, whatever that may be. I don't know. I don't follow it like that. He does not like this, man. He. He feels whatever it is that he feels about Diddy. This is not my lane, ladies and gentlemen. I don't follow hip. The hip hop. I like my music. I like listening to hip hop. But I don't follow the storylines that come associate. I know nothing of the history between 50 Cent and Diddy. But did he has me wanting to find out. I'm sorry, 50 Cent has me wanting to find out what that history is because most people would just not say anything, you understand? If Trump says what he says, all right, no matter what their feelings are, they ain't gonna get involved. Did 50 Cent don't give a. You don't give a. He literally is saying he's gonna reach out to Trump to remind Trump of the things that P. Diddy has said about him for the sole express purposes of making sure that Trump doesn't pardon Diddy in the event that Diddy gets convicted of sex trafficking and racketeering. That's what 50 Cent is sworn to do. And I gotta admit to you, that's wild. Damn, you know you got an enemy there when the man want to go out of his way to contact the president, you know, and clearly he has some kind of inroads where he can get to President Trump. So President Trump can hear him. He's basically saying, yo, brother need to go down. Brother need to go down and stay down. That's what he's saying. So if Diddy didn't have enough problems, having 50 cent on your ass is a problem. That's a problem. That's the only thing I could peel from it. At this moment in time. I would love for 50 Cent to tell us what exactly is his disgust with Diddy, other than to discuss. We all feel from the videos we already saw. It would be real interesting to see that. I'm just saying. I'm just saying.

Katherine Townsend (8:14)

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50 Cent (8:29)

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Katherine Townsend (8:31)

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Amy Robach (8:44)

Amy Robach and TJ Holmes. Here, Diddy's former protege, television personality Danity King. Alum Aubrey o' Day joins us to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated the attention of the nation. It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good I went through things there. Listen to Amy and TJ presents Aubrey O' Day covering the Diddy trial on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Katherine Townsend (9:14)

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