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Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show is on the air. We will talk to the ATF alcohol tobacco and firearms in about five minutes, but first,

a quick note we spoke to Tony Busby during the first break in our interview and here's what he said.

Tony Busby is our guest. Tony when you we're talking about the Sean Puffy Combs

P Diddy whatever name you have Sean John whatever name you want to use for him

when when you when you begin a case like this, there are a lot of allegations.

What is the logistical approach?

Because it strikes me that at some point you got to start to get your arms around this case.

I know that when someone defends a case like this they'll claim that as you

ask for more information it's a fishing expedition but a lot of information you

need is in the possession of the defendant and you have the allegation of, you know, maybe your client,

now you've got, you said 101 clients, you start to see certain things that become patterns. What are the what is a strategy to put together a case like

this at this point? Well I have the benefit of course of the FBI's work. They've been investigating Sean Combs for

for over two years and so a lot of the evidence is in the possession of the federal government right now.

Specifically, what I'm really interested in is the type of drugs that they seized and also

eventually the statements that they're going to take and I expect that there will be

cooperating witnesses hopefully

bodyguards and the people that surrounded Sean Combs because he was always surrounded by

bodyguards and in fact there's a lot of allegations that his bodyguards participated

in some of his conduct so they're facing criminal prosecution themselves so I expect you know they're

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