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Hey there, folks. It is Friday, October 3rd, sentencing day for Diddy.

They're on a lunch break as we speak, but we wanted to hop on because it has been a morning of developments and some of them jaw dropping.

Welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Rooms.

We didn't know how long this thing was going to go.

They're taking a lunch break coming back at 2 Eastern, still expecting to hear from Diddy.

But this morning, things right off the bat were not going his way.

Right off the jump.

Just hearing from the judge, you could tell he lost a couple of, or Diddy at least lost a couple of arguments if you will his uh with his attorneys and things they were trying to get into the

sentencing memo and we all kind of and a lot of reporters in the room that we are grateful for um

there was a tone to where things weren't going his way well and, and it's the tone that we've heard from this judge.

It feels like since the onset, and certainly, as we've seen Diddy over the last several

months, try to either get out on bail awaiting sentencing, trying to get charges or

convictions thrown out, and the judge has not sided with him one single

time from what I can recall. So he's consistent, and he's staying on brand today.

That's a very good point. The judge didn't surprise us at all with what he did off the top.

We'll explain that this started 10 o'clock this morning. All of these kids are there. His mom is

there. He's described today as somber by some people in the courtroom, some of the courtroom observers, but today

he's dressed very casually. He's not in his prison uniform. He's allowed to wear today, at least,

he was allowed to wear street clothes and a v-neck tan sweater or something like that today.

Now, headline one robs, Mia, who testified under that pseudonym Mia,

former assistant. She requested to address the court. We found out immediately. It ain't happening.

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