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Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, St.S. Nation? Welcome to Surviving the Survivor. It is the show that brings you the very best guests in all of true crime.

And when you've got the biggest trial going

on in all the world, we bring you live afternoon updates. And that is what we're doing here

with Sean Diddy Combs versus the United States government. It is week four, day 16 of testimony in this riveting trial. This morning,

a forensic video expert testified that that now infamous 2016 intercontinental hotel surveillance

footage where you see Sean Diddy Combs beating up Cassie Ventura,

that in fact that video was not altered and is a reliable depiction of events.

The jury was also shown explicit videos. Imagine being a jury here.

And they were enhanced from a laptop that Cassie Ventura

turned over to prosecutors. These are sexually explicit videos that the jurors are now going to be

looking at. Project Band shirt says it best. Today is not a good day for itty-bitty-ditty.

We are headed into the highly anticipated testimony as well of yet another accuser, Jane Doe,

there really just calling her Jane, no Doe there. She's going to testify under this pseudonym and very strict court protections.

Before the jury entered, and this was, you know, before 9 a.m. this morning,

Judge Arun, excuse me, Subramanian rules that exhibits that will be used during Jane's testimony will not be shown on

public video feeds, therefore protecting her identity.

These exhibits include text message threads expected to be shown during her testimony,

which is expected to likely start this afternoon.

Right now, or just prior to lunch, you had the woman, if you recall, Cassie Ventura,

talking about this during her testimony.

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