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Amy and T.J. presents Aubrey O'Day, covering the Diddy Trial.

Okay, so let's go there. Let's talk about two things. One, you said you're not sure that they really want to get him.

I'm looking at it right now. Like, I think there's going to be a hung count on the RICO. I think the possession of people is want to get him. I'm looking at it right now. Like I think there's going to be

a hung count on the RICO. I think the possession of people is going to be proved. Sex trafficking,

maybe, but every day I switch and go back and forth, every day I have questions as to why the prosecutors

do what they do. The witness on the stand now is Puffy's paying her lawyer bills. That shit is ridiculous to me.

I don't even find, I wouldn't be able to find anything credible in that. But, but, but with all that

being said, you've made comments about Puffy needs to take the stand and tell people what it really is.

And I agreed with that. I actually said it might be his only saving grace at certain points where I thought

he was really in trouble during this trial. And what I want to ask you is you've said kind of similar

things. And so if he were to take the stand first, do you think he'll take the stand second?

What's the truth that you think he could tell the jury that would make them not convict him?

Well, first of all, I think he got great attorneys.

So I think he can hold up with his attorney and say, look, I'll take the stand.

But by me taking the stand, he can take a bill for five or ten.

And I think that it would be a great thing for a puppy to do five or ten get it out their

way.

Number one is say the fact that it's all about the kids.

It's say the fact that if kids don't go through what they got to go through in here.

And I think about one thing, if Puffy didn't have any children,

and I saw Puffy somewhere, it'd be a whole different story.

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