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From America, is safe from Astroglide to we own the domestic violence and a final plea to summon the courage to acquit.

It was a four-hour summation from Sean Dicombe's defense,

packed with contradiction, courtroom theater,

and bold attempts to reframe serious allegations.

What's up, St.S Nation?

Welcome to Surviving the Survivor. It is the show that promises

to bring you the very best guests in all of true crime. And when they are massive trials going on in

the United States, we bring you updates as we are doing right now. We have reached a critical point

in the Sean Diddy Combs versus the United States government

trial. And that, of course, is that both sides have rested. The defense without bringing any

witnesses, just a few more text messages. Yesterday, the government going on with a nearly five-hour

closing argument today, four-plus hours for the the defense and it was delivered by the very

shrewd criminal defense attorney in New York City, Mark Agnifillo. So we are going to break it all

down and let's get into it right now starting at 9 a.m. Eastern time. It is 417 just for reference right now. U.S. District Judge Arun,

Subramanian, gaveling the court in at 9 a.m. This is obviously and was expected to be the

absolute final day of arguments before deliberations begin. Sean Diddy Combs entering the courtroom.

As he has done in the past, he made a series of gestures to the family.

He waved.

He gave a heart signal, the old heart signal, and a thumbs up as well, signaling to some,

a bit of defiance and emotional connection with his family and perhaps even the jurors and those in the gallery ahead of what was a very critical day in terms of his future existence here, whether he goes to prison or not.

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