Diddy Trial | ‘Can You Quit Smoking Weed for Trial?’: Juror’s Blunt Confession Stuns Court
May 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelA surprising moment in jury selection raised eyebrows on Day 2 of Diddy's federal trial in Manhattan. NewsNation’s Caitlyn Becker joins Ashleigh Banfield with the latest from outside the courthouse.
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