Welcome to the deep dive where the difference between a conspiracy and the truth is six months. It's Jack. I'm here with Lex. Welcome. Welcome, welcome. Welcome, everyone. It's a grim day in so injustice it's not a great day uh at all we're recording this uh wednesday july 2nd so a day before it comes out and we've got some breaking news not great breaking news pretty disappointing and uh but not surprising breaking news we want to

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Let's jump into the breaking news, which of course is the Diddy Verdict.

Yeah, I mean, we literally woke up today to the verdict because we're in California there on the East Coast. So that was exciting news to wake up to. And what's funny is that Jack and I have been sort of like, what if he just gets away with all this? No, no. We've been having these sort of like pauses to discuss what might happen and we're like that you know it couldn't be so

egregious like because he wasn't even charged with the worst of what he's probably done right no this was

literally the tip of the the tiniest tiniest tip of the iceberg and throughout the whole trial

we've been talking back and forth where it's like this is like the tiniest fraction of all of the shit that he has done why are they focusing on this one small

thing um you know we're we've had a lot of names that have been left out we've had a lot of circumstances

that have been left out like we really are kind of watering it down to this one kind of moment in time because we thought that they

had really good evidence and there is no way that he'd be able to get away with it yes well we were wrong

we were wrong and there's a lot going on with it right so he was found guilty on two counts but

they were the least serious.

And those counts included transportation to engage in prostitution, involving Cassie and an anonymous

victim, Jane, but he was acquitted of the most serious charges, including racketeering

and conspiracy in both sex trafficking counts,

which means he's facing a max of 10 years, not a minimum, a max of 10 years. So it's not good,

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