Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Drop Dead Serious. I'm Ashley Vanfield, and I have such a treat for you today.

And I'm actually not sure if it's more of a treat for you or more of a treat for me. Because for a billion, zillion years, I have known Harvey Levin, the founder of TMZ.

Hey, go way back.

He's the founder of the People's Court.

Harvey and I have had a very, very long relationship, and I have always looked to Harvey as the model of how to create media business.

Whether you watch TMZ or whether you were into courtroom shows on daytime TV,

you know, Harvey started them all.

And he's also just a really astute guy.

Nothing gets past Harvey.

And one of the stories that he is really invested in is Sean Combs trial.

So I had an opportunity to sit down with Harvey for a very in-depth conversation,

not only about the trial, but the players, because let's face it, everybody knows TMZ

and TMZ knows everybody. They also tend to know everything. So with such an inside

track on so many of the issues that are going to be coming through that Diddy courtroom, I could not wait for this conversation.

So here we are with Harvey Levin. Harvey, the Diddy Jury, they hit the magic number, what, 45.

They've got 45 people that they can choose from and start, you know, using peremptory

strikes.

But the complaint that I'm hearing from insiders in the courtroom is that the 45 don't

look like Diddy.

They don't look like they're into hip-hop.

They don't reflect black culture.

Do you think this is a problem?

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