Wack100 on Vlad Arguing with Lawyer Tony Buzbee, Vlad Calls Out Tony to Do an Interview (Part 3)
July 20, 2025
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In a recent interview with Wack100, Vlad recounted a fiery debate with attorney Tony Buzbee on Piers Morgan's show, where he challenged Buzbee's credibility over high-profile lawsuits. Wack100 praised Vlad for boldly confronting Buzbee, a well-known personal injury lawyer from Texas, known for taking on celebrity cases after the controversial Deshaun Watson case. During the interview, Vlad questioned Buzbee's record and motivations behind multiple high-profile allegations, particularly those involving Sean "Diddy" Combs. Despite numerous claims against Diddy, Vlad argued these cases lacked substance since they were mostly dismissed or unproven, with Cassie being the rare exception due to documented physical abuse. Vlad also openly invited Buzbee for an interview, asserting his willingness to meet at Buzbee's office with cameras rolling. He called out Buzbee's avoidance of direct media interactions, suggesting Buzbee feared an unfavorable outcome.
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