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And there is no bigger case in America right now than Sean Diddy Combs versus the United States government today was supposed to be essentially a smooth wrap up to the cross cross-examination of one of Sean Diddy

Combs' former girlfriends, one of three victims directly related to Sean Combs, as in ex-girlfriends

or ex-assistance. She goes by the pseudonym Jane in court.

Instead, we got some chaos in the courtroom. There was basically a two-hour closed-door standoff between the government and the defense.

And it had to do with a heated fight over juror number six, who the government says isn't being fully candid.

It's kind of a veiled discussion of juror six and what is happening.

Sean Combs appear to be extremely stressed out,

according to reporters, much more so than we've seen him

on any previous days where he looked nervous. He's described as gesturing and gesticulating, quote

unquote, wildly to his lawyers before Jane finally got back to the stand after this two-hour sort of standoff.

She testified about trauma, control, and a birthday party that ended up in a forced hookup,

all while the defense tried to cast her as being complicit in all this.

We are breaking down everything from gavel to lunch, from the opening gavel of court today to

lunch.

Of course, we're talking about Judge Arun, Supermanian's courtroom at the federal courthouse

in lower Manhattan.

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