Hi, everybody. Welcome back to Drop Dead Serious. I'm Ashley Banfield. From freak-offs to felony counts.

P. Diddy is staring down the trial of his life, and we are on the eve of liftoff.

Twenty years of sex, power, and silence are finally headed

into a courtroom and in front of a jury. And if prosecutors have their way, the bad boy for life

might be looking at life behind bars. If Diddy gets his way, it'll all be an embarrassing outing of his kinky sexual

lifestyle and the lifestyles of a lot of other famous people, too. Today was day two of jury selection,

and if you thought yesterday sounded like a red carpet of the rich and famous, buckle up. You're not

going to believe this. We're talking about jurors confessing

to daily marijuana use, a fear of fainting over kinky details, and yes, someone got dismissed

for watching a Russian comedy video about this very case. So let's get right into it, shall we?

Before the jurors even took their seats, prosecutors fired a shot across the bow.

They wanted the judge to rein in a famous defense attorney, Mark Garagos.

Garagos happens to be the father of Tenny Garigos, one of Diddy's current lawyers.

Mark Garagos also hosts two podcasts, one called Reasonable

Doubt and the other called Two Angry Men alongside TMZ's Harvey Levin. On two angry men,

Mark Garagos went off calling the 2016 video of Diddy dragging Cassie Ventura down a hotel

hallway, character assassination, end quote.

And then he took aim at the prosecution saying the all-female team, quote,

looked like they were prosecuting a cause as opposed to a case.

And it does.

And jury selection starts Monday.

And now we know what the teams on the prosecution and defense side are comprised of, which I really want to get into, especially the prosecution,

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