Hello, everyone. Welcome to Lemon Live at 5. Thank you so much for joining. We're a little bit late because you guys know I like to switch things up.

And I often do it at the last minute here.

So again, welcome to the program.

We're going to talk about what is happening in a Manhattan courtroom.

Obviously in Manhattan in New York City.

We're going to discuss that.

And we're going to speak to someone who is a courtroom insider who's going to give us some exclusive details and information about what is happening in the Diddy trial explosive testimony today. Okay. It has been a few days since we covered this, the trial of Sean Diddy Combs, but we wanted to touch back to touch back in this evening because we have some explosive, as I said,

details and information developments in the courtroom. Later this hour, too, we're going to also

talk about MAGA's war on the LGBTQ Pride Month and LGBTQ rights in general. Okay. But first,

joining me now is Simone Redwine. She is a trial attorney, law professor, and a legal analyst.

Simone, thank you for joining us. Thank you so much, John. I'm so happy to be here.

Yes, she's been in the courtroom almost every day in the first couple of days. She was not there,

but you've been in the courtroom every single day. Can you take us inside of that courtroom?

And what is the mood like, Simone? Yeah. The mood in the courtroom is actually pretty

tense. There has been developed like camaraderie from a lot of the people that come each day

to watch the trial. But I'd say about 40% of those watching the trial are the press. And then the

rest, it's a combo. There are YouTubers, influencers, and they're just community members. So it's a

whole mage-podge. And then you've got people who are just very adamant Ditty fans. And then

you've got some that are anti-Diddy. I mean, there have been fights in line. Like, it gets,

it gets lively now. It gets lively over there. Fights in line for what? For the folks who are waiting to get in?

Yeah, waiting to get in, like accusing people of skipping.

But then other people have also gotten into it over their viewpoints, disagreeing on, you know, whether or not Diddy is guilty or whether or not certain evidence should be admissible or if someone's lying, it gets really

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