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Welcome to the naughty but nice show. I'm your host, Robin Shooter. And it's Monday morning, which means, I dear friend, Garrett Vogel joins us. Hey, Garrett, are you there? Bobby, hello. Hey, my friend, a busy, busy week to the start of the Dizzy trial. This week, that's going to take up a lot, a lot of oxygen in the celebrity room.

Are you going to the courthouse at all? Just to... I am going to, yeah, I am going to go down. I don't want to be too much of like an opportunist about this. I'm doing a few interviews, NBC and different networks have asked me to speak about it. I certainly will, and I'm happy to give commentary on it. I used to

work with him over 20 years ago, so I don't want to overplay my hand. You know, like when you

sometimes get asked to do stuff and you're like, oh, I get it, but I don't quite know as much about

this as what you might think. I mean, is it awkward, though, because people want to get as close to Diddy as possible or into his inner circle? So are you getting asked, like, weird questions? You know, like, awkward questions. Like, obviously, I know you, and I know the truth. But I feel like reporters are going to be like, so, have you ever bought baby oil? You know, like? Yeah, no, but I think they're legit questions. Like, this is a really serious matter. And if you have truth on your side, you never have to worry about anything. And so just for the record, I didn't see any of this stuff. And now I feel a little naive. Remember when Harvey Weinstein was first accused and Meryl Streep and all these big celebrities came forward? and they were like, we didn't know. At the time, I was like, I don't believe that.

Now I... Einstein was first accused and Merrill Streep and all these big celebrities came forward. And they were like, we didn't know.

At the time I was like, I don't believe that.

Now I do.

There's a lot of stuff that happens under your nose that you never know about.

People that live next door to serial killers and people that live in neighborhoods where people are really bad.

It's amazing.

That's why they get away from it.

It's always the same on the neighbors.

Like, I never expected that.

I had no idea.

My mother lived, she doesn't anymore, but she lived in this really, really little small town.

It was like a village in Britain.

And she happened to live next door to a serial killer.

And she did not know until one day it was disclosed that he had murdered like 10 or 12 people.

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