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Hey there, folks. It is Friday, April 10th, and we apparently are on standby for Sean Ditty

Combs to walk out of prison. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Robs, I have that right. He had an appeal hearing yesterday. They didn't give an immediate decision.

But it could come in any moment. Robs, is this what is at stake? And did I overstate? We're standing by to see if this man walks out of jail.

Yes, because Diddy's attorneys asked for that very thing.

They asked for his immediate release.

They asked for his convictions to be overturned.

And if the three-judge panel didn't want to go so far as to do that,

they've at least asked for them to rule that his sentencing should be revisited because it was the harshest sentencing

ever given to a, I guess, a client or a person facing similar charges with a similar criminal

history. And it's interesting, you said client because we're talking about prostitution.

Yeah, I was, I was, you were looking for the word. I was looking for the right word. It didn't come to me, but maybe it was very appropriate. But the reason this has risen to the level robes. We're not just, oh, here's another appeal and some papers have been filed. It was an appeal. This was the official hearing, the big day he's been waiting on,

and the arguments happened in court. Yes, that raises it to a level, but robes, it raises

to another level because the reporting from the folks in the room were that these judges

seem to really be listening to Diddy's argument? Yes. So it's interesting.

We're trying to read the tea leaves because obviously we don't have a ruling or a judgment

yet from the judges.

But we did get some of the questions they were asking and some of the responses they were

looking for.

And in some moments, it did feel or appear as though they were definitely considering

significantly what Diddy's attorneys were arguing. And at one point, one of the judges actually

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