Hey, good evening everybody.

Hope you enjoyed the interview earlier today with the Diddy Survivor.

And the big story is, of course, Jane Doe doing this interview on NBC.

Now they're seeing there are inconsistencies.

So my theory was the other day when we saw the NFL back up

Jay-Z that the club presently the crisis meetings, the lawyer meetings, the PR meetings

have all decided to go full on

to protect the brands and the business deals. And now we are seeing action being taken

to support Jay-Z.

They put a poll up on the channel as to whoever Jane Doe will win her lawsuit.

And 58% of you believe that she will win the lawsuit.

And 42% of you believe that she will not win the lawsuit. And imagine everybody's already seen what NBC have put out there,

but we'll have a look at it again.

I'll play it now.

You should always advocate for yourself

and be a voice for yourself. You should never let what somebody else did run or run your life.

All right, so far so good. We all agree with that.

38-year-old mother from Alabama who has filed a lawsuit accusing Sean Diddy Combs and Jay-Z of raping her when she was 13 years old

is speaking out to NBC News for the first time. She asked us not to reveal her identity.

What made you want to come forward and talk today? Because I think that I've been quiet long enough

about what I've been through and it's been hard enough

to be quiet. But it's a chapter of my life that I'd like to close. So many people say,

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