Everybody, I'm Tommy, and you're on the

Sean Atwood program. What's happening it is the thursday show

that i do on here i am tommy scovill and we're going to be going over uh everything about the

the foul disgusting town in the u.s that is called holly weird it is uh well it is what is, isn't it people? It kind of keeps me in business

and it keeps me busy, but there's a whole lot of stuff coming out. And we're going to lead with,

hold on, we're going to lead with a little bit of the dittler. Sorry, got to put on the purple

pinpad. And don't worry, if you're wondering if we're going into the Jay-Z thing,

stick around, but I'm going to wait until we get a few more people in here.

All righty?

We're going to start off and lead with Sean Combs,

whose attorneys have filed a challenge in the Southern District of New York.

This is, by some accounts, I've heard some legal pundits call this a Hail Mary. I'm not so sure,

but if you've ever watched my channel, I have a show called The Lifeboat that I am the host of.

And if you've ever watched my channel, I've talked about the Man Act a lot. The Man Act is notoriously

racist. It is a law that was enacted in the United States by a senator man back in

1911. And this was a way to arrest black people that they caught in automobiles or traveling

with in any fashion traveling with white women. I mean, just keeping it real, that's what this law

has always been. And it has been used throughout history to do some

really gnarly stuff. If you're familiar with any of this stuff, put a deuce in the chat. But former

heavyweight, first black heavyweight champion of the world was railroaded by this Jack Johnson.

And a lot of other famous individuals were also railroaded by this system. This, so I am not somebody that is a

fan of the Man Act. We don't all start with that. However, it is the law of the land. And for that

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