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Prosecutors just gave their final, scathing argument in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal trial — calling him the mastermind of a criminal enterprise built on abuse, fear, and control. They accused him of forcing women into sex acts, manipulating employees, and threatening to expose them if they didn’t obey. With the jury preparing to deliberate, Diddy’s future may hinge on what happens next.

Host: Jason Beckerman

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The clock’s ticking — Diddy’s verdict could drop before July 4, and insiders say the courtroom energy is getting intense. Will he celebrate Independence Day as a free man… or will the feds get their fireworks early? We break down the timeline, what’s left in the trial, and what it all means.

Hosts: Jason Beckerman & Derek Kaufman

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Federal prosecutors closed their case after 34 witnesses over six weeks, including ex‑girlfriends, staff, and federal agents, with hundreds of exhibits presented. They allege Diddy led a criminal enterprise, using coercion, violence, blackmail, illegal drugs, and sex trafficking as part of his personal and professional operation.

Hosts: Jason Beckerman & Derek Kaufman

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Courtroom shock as Diddy's legal team announces they won’t call a single witness in his federal trial. We break down what this bold move could mean for the defense — and what’s coming next as the case barrels toward closing arguments.

Hosts: Jason Beckerman & Derek Kaufman

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We’re nearing the finish line in Diddy’s explosive federal trial — with shocking new texts from Cassie, wild raid photos, and his ex-assistant dropping bombshell testimony. The defense might rest as soon as next week, setting the stage for a fast-approaching verdict.

Hosts: Jason Beckerman & Derek Kaufman

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Juror No. 6 was dismissed from Diddy’s federal trial after the judge found inconsistencies in his statements about where he lived. He’s been replaced by a 57-year-old alternate juror from Westchester County with a background in engineering. The judge said race could not be a factor in the decision, despite objections from the defense about jury diversity.

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Kanye West made a surprise appearance at Diddy’s federal trial in Manhattan, turning heads as he arrived in an all-white outfit and briefly sat in a courthouse overflow room before leaving just 30 minutes later. His sudden drop-in caused a frenzy among court staff and attendees, with security scrambling to accommodate the star. Meanwhile, a juror was dismissed from the case — adding even more unpredictability to an already chaotic day in court.

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It was one of the most emotional and disturbing days of testimony yet — Jane detailed being choked, slapped, and cornered in a violent June 2024 fight with Diddy… and then shockingly returning to him days later. She revealed graphic details about being coerced into hotel nights, giving him a TV to avoid more group sex, and even sending fake “thank you” texts to male entertainers after performing for him. Plus — a bombshell might be dropping soon: the rapper who flew Jane to Vegas for a wild weekend without Diddy could be named in court today.

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Day 23 of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal trial saw his accuser, testifying as “Jane,” push back hard during a tense cross-examination. After being grilled about luxury gifts, escorts, and explicit messages, she snapped: “How much does my body cost?” — before asking the judge for a break. The courtroom energy shifted as Jane stood firm under pressure.

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