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Specifically, we are in Lower Manhattan, 500 Pearl Street.

That is the federal courthouse behind me, people waiting for potentially some family members of

Sean Diddy Combs and or attorneys to come out. This is the back entrance. This is where most of

the notable people go in and out of.

So a lot to recap today. Of course, day two of testimony today, once the jury was seated yesterday.

And today, let me just repaint the picture inside the courtroom.

First of all, the lines on the outside still quite lengthy, but they have really adapted to the public thirst for this.

So they now have between four and five overflow rooms.

So if you're down here in Lower Manhattan and you want to check it out, there's virtually

no space in the actual courtroom.

I've heard anywhere between seven and nine seats for the public and even media.

That is because there's so much family of Sean Combs and attorneys and other people inside the courtroom that the accommodations within the actual courtrooms, the actual courtroom is a little bit tough.

But truthfully, the overflow room in terms of a journalist's perspective and being able to see Sean Diddy Combs,

you're much better off in the overflow room because you're getting a front angle.

Just so you get a sense of the overflow rooms, too, they are basically just empty courtrooms with monitors.

And there are monitors in, in, throughout the actual courtroom.

But they bring out basically what it equates to a large screen television.

And they put that on one corner of the gallery.

So everyone on both sides of the gallery, and the gallery is fairly big, they're all craning

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