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Hey there, folks. It's July 29th, and Diddy is trying once again to go home.

He has offered a judge just about everything you could imagine, including $50 million

and a laundry list of things.

He would give up if a judge would let him go home at least for the next two months. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs. We didn't plan on doing this update. We weren't expecting and anticipating that Diddy was going to give it a shot again because he's been shot down. We were trying to keep up at least twice, three times by the same judge saying, I ain't going to let you out of jail. Right. And so to think that he's been shot down. We're trying to keep up at least twice, three times by the same judge

saying, I ain't going to let you out of jail. Right. And so to think that he's now having to take

this argument or his lawyers are to the very same judge who's denied him multiple times. That's fair to

say. But this is a new and interesting argument that we haven't heard before and when you really get

into the details it's fascinating and who knows you when you start to read what the defense has put

together you start to think could this shot shot work? It seems possible. It's always seemed

possible. After his convictions, you remember, immediately after, there was essentially a bail hearing

after he was convicted. And the judge on the spot said, you know what? He asked them for their

briefings, like give them to me by 1 o'clock, then give me a few hours, and I'll decide. He said, you know what? He asked them for their briefings. Like, give them to me by 1 o'clock, then give me a few hours and I'll decide.

He said no one.

We thought he was going home.

He thought he was going home.

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