Hey everybody, I'm Ashley Vanfield and this is Drop Dead serious.

It was day 25 of the federal RICO trial against Sean Diddy Combs.

From the moment court opened, the sea was angry, my friends.

It was tense in there. The judge was furious, raising his

voice in court. The defense got aggressive, and the jury once again was forced to watch porn.

Diddy's porn. And let's face it, not everybody wants to watch Diddy's idea of kinky sex.

His freakoffs, just wait until you hear about the different looks on the juror's faces today as they endured five more pieces of Diddy's

tapes. And P.S., it was loud enough for the gallery to hear audio bleeding out from under the jurors' headphones.

So, yeah.

We get a lot to break down today from charts and cross-examinations to immunity deals and a closed-door

meeting about one of the jurors that could change everything.

And later in this episode, I'm going to share my conversation

with Armand Wiggins, who was in court today to talk about what exactly set the judge off

this morning and how those jurors like had such palpable reactions to the porn they were having

to watch. First, though, let's start with the beginning of the day.

Judge Subraman came in hot. He was apoplectic about a leak to the media in some off-limits court

business. He told the courtroom that details from Friday's sealed hearing had somehow made their way into the press

over the weekend. And while he didn't name the outlet, sources close to the case think that it might be

TMZ. The article was quickly pulled, but not before some courthouse regulars caught wind of it.

Exactly what was published. Not 100% clear on the record anyway, but the buzz in the

courtroom and in the, you know, the zeitgeist centered on juror number seven and a mysterious

text message that he allegedly received asking if he was the juror who was getting bounced from

...