Welcome back. It's time for a quick bit clip. The full episode will be linked in the description,

but this is the quick bit clip to keep you in the loop for everything that's happening on the

live stream channel. Let's get into it. What a Diddy do now? Let me tell you what Diddy did

now. Diddy's lawyers are still fighting over what we talked about previously. If you did

not watch yesterday's podcast, I'm going to try to give you a summary of yesterday's podcast the best

that I can. So if you did watch yesterday's podcast, you are ahead of the curve. Diddy made

another motion for bail. So Diddy's attorneys are going to continue to try it.

Did he's like, let me out of custody. The prosecution is like, please. First, the prosecution argued,

you have shown nothing new to reopen this question. Like, you don't get to reopen the question of bail. We saw this argument in

the Corey Richens case. In the bail arguments, you saw Corey Richens attorneys saying this is a change

of circumstance so we can reopen the question of bail. In that case, it was the changing of the

potential penalty. And the judge said,

yes, I think that's enough to change the circumstances to look at the bail. You can't just ask

for the bail to change. You can't just come in and be like, excuse me, you said no, you guys,

you can't just do it like your kid. Hey, I know you told me no, but I figured if I asked again 9,822 times that you would eventually

say yes, the court is not having it.

You can't just ask again because, well, you said no before, but maybe you'll change your mind

now.

There has to be a reason.

The prosecution is saying that there's not a reason to reopen this question now.

The defense is saying, yes, there is a reason to reopen it now.

There's a reason to reopen it now because we learned new things and we learned new things

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