Welcome to the global phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

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

What's up, St.S. Nation, live from New York.

It is Surviving the Survivor, the show that promises to bring you the very best guests in all of true

crime on trending criminal cases. Today, one of the most important days on the calendar, and that is

because today is my son, Judah Max, sixth birthday. And I'm not there. I was there for the birthday party. They're out at dinner right now.

He's having a great time. And I promised him, by the way, he just made his soccer team. So I'm going to

take him to get soccer cleats. But I missed a kid and happy birthday to him.

There is no bigger trial right now in the United States other than the Sean Diddy Combs trial.

Don't even try to come at me, Karen Readers, because it might be huge in debt of mass and in Canton and in your world, but you're not sitting next to reporters from Germany, the UK, Ireland,

the way I was in court today. And this has the world's attention. And also culturally, a lot of

other people's attention, whether they're music fans or entertainment fans, entrepreneurs, you name it.

It was another really draining and a difficult day in federal

court. I was telling Melba, it really truly is exhausting to sit in there and hear this testimony

because there is so much kind of pent up stress in that courtroom and in the federal

courthouse as a result of this.

Cassie Ventura today dropping some, I hate using the word bombshells because it's a news

cliche, but sometimes it is fitting.

She talked today about Sean Diddy Combs dangling a woman off the 17th floor balcony of the building in Los Angeles,

who he was not pleased with.

And literally, it's out of like the Goodfellas movie, he had her over the railing.

What does this mean for this case?

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