This is On Trial, a special series from Dateline True Crime Weekly, bringing you daily coverage from the Sean Combs racketeering trial.

He has pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him. I'm Andrea Canning, and it's Monday, June 2nd.

Just a heads up. In this episode, we're going to be talking about some graphic details and harrowing

subject matter. The fourth week of testimony began with the continued cross-examination

of the prosecution's witness called Victim Number Four in filings. She is going by Mia on the stand,

which is not her real name. Brian Steele is handling cross for the defense.

He recently helped rap superstar Young Thug avoid jail time in a state RICO case in Georgia.

NBC news correspondent Chloe Malas was in the courtroom today as the prosecution repeatedly

objected to Steele's questioning, and the judge called Steele's tone on the line.

Chloe is outside now to tell us how the jury reacted today.

Hey, Chloe.

Hey, Andrea.

So Mia alleges that she was raped by Sean Combs and abused in the workplace.

What is the thrust of defense attorney Brian Steele's cross of her? The crux is he's saying

you continued to reach out to this man years after you no longer worked for him and you said

that you loved him. So how could you say that if this was your rapist? Why would you choose to stay in

contact with him? And why didn't you tell anyone?

Did he outright call her a liar since Sean Combs is denying this rape allegation?

He didn't say you're a liar, but he did say you're lying about being sexually assaulted, aren't you?

Brian Steele wanted to know who Mia told about this sexual assault, if anyone, right?

Which is what defense attorneys are always looking for when they're cross-examining.

Who knew about this?

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