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So here we are day one of the federal racketeering, sex trafficking and prostitution trial

against rap mogul Sean Diddy Combs.

This is Laura Coates, CNN anchor and chief legal analysts and former federal prosecutor.

I focused on sex crimes and violent activity.

And today, I watch it all come together in a Lower Manhattan courtroom where Sean Diddy Combs is sitting trial for five

felony charges. I would bring you inside the courtroom and show you exactly what I saw and help you

understand what we will see next. From CNN, I'm Laura Coates, and this is trial by jury.

Sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and the obstruction of justice.

What prosecutors have done here is alleged that Sean Combs was at the head of a criminal enterprise that committed multiple crimes that were connected to one another.

If convicted, Sean Combs could spend the rest of his life in prison.

I was sitting in that courtroom watching everything unfold.

Watching when Diddy walked in, gray-haired to match the gray wardrobe that he had

on, 14 members of his family inside of that room, including his children, his mother, sitting,

and one point moving her seat to sit directly behind her son in the event that he would turn around to look at her.

And he did at times, mouthing, I love you, blowing a kiss to his children. And at one point,

mouthing, I'm sorry, to his mother. Finally, we know what the prosecution will argue and the

defense. The prosecution is saying, look,

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