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Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the Nordy Van Nuyshire. I'm your host, Ramshuter, and it is, it is Wednesday. I had to think for a minute, one day of the week. Gosh, these days fly by so quickly. It's Wednesday, which means I dear friend. Donnie, meet Sham is joining us. Hey, Donnie, are you there? A lo, la, la, la, another five letter D word, but not ditty.

Oh, it's a good D word that's happening here.

My goodness, we have so much to get into. So much to get to. Before we jump in, Donnie just gave me some advice about my substack. So I'm working now with substack. And I'm such a good reporter and I enjoy it so much. I feel like I've been doing too much work,

Donnie. Too much work. And so every time I file a story, a new story, a breaking story on some stack, I know people that follow me, that subscribe, thank you very much, they get an email. Well, it is possible, allegedly, to have too much good, too much Rob Shooter. And so I'm going to figure this one out. I think less is more.

I think, Donnie, your idea of grouping two or three items into one columns a good idea. And you can just sort of at the end of the day or at the beginning of the day see the things that you need to look for. Great advice. If you've got any advice, you've got my email, noughties, the naughty gossip at aOL.com. Send me any notes. It's really, really helpful.

I think the thing is, part of the reason I'm successful is I take advice, Donnie. I don't think

I know best. And I actually listen. If you listen to people, the individual response will drive

you crazy. But the collective response, if more than one person is telling you this, if six

or seven friends are saying, like, you're blowing up my inbox, you've got to start to listen. So thank you, Donnie. How are you on advice? Are you stubborn about it? Or can you listen? I think, you know, at the beginning of anything, people, it's always a little stubborn. But I think over time, like a lot of times you, but I think this is because we're friends. We can give each other honest advice.

And you know but I think over time, like a lot of times you, but I think this is because we're friends, we can give each other honest advice. And you know what I think, and we don't critique each other on everything. So when you say something, it's like, oh, well, this is actually a thing. And you've given me advice several times and I've listened to it and it worked. Thank you very much. And that's why you're successful. Yes. It's because you're very talented. Okay, let's jump into our show. What time is it, my friends? It is tea time. Cassie took the stand in the ditty case and blew the roof off the trial. So lots of details about this. Once again, we are a family-friendly show, so we're going to try and keep it as family-friendly

as possible. But it was really, I think, poised, painful, honest. She's eight months pregnant,

and the prosecution's star witness did not disappoint. So a couple of the takeaways that I think

everybody is talking about is the freak-offs began when she was just 22 years old.

So she claims that Diddy first introduced her to these twisted sexual demands when they were in their first years of dating.

She was just 22 years old.

She said, quote, Sean proposed this idea, voyeurism, where he would watch me have sex

with another man. And pretty quickly over time, I knew it was something that I didn't really

want to do, but I was in love and I wanted to make him happy. She also talks about how he once

threatened to bash her head in, saying that he would knock her out,

he would drag her, he would kick her, he would stamp on her, he would hold her head down.

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