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7:13Now PlayingIn this explosive excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill takes the gloves off and goes in on Sean “Diddy” Combs as new court testimony paints a dark, disturbing picture of sex parties, threats, and violence. Hill breaks down the chilling allegations from Diddy’s former assistant, George Kaplan, who told a federal court he cleaned up drugs, pills, and lube after Diddy’s so-called “freak-offs”, wild sex parties allegedly involving Cassie, escorts, and abuse.
Kaplan says he quit after seeing Diddy beat Cassie. But that’s not all. The testimony accuses Diddy of threatening Cassie, extorting her mom for $20,000, and possibly being linked to the explosion of Kid Cudi’s car after Cassie tried to date the rapper. Hill explores the deeper implications — from power, protection, and exploitation to how this case could redefine the public’s view of one of hip-hop’s most powerful moguls.
This is more than celebrity gossip, it’s a disturbing look into alleged abuse, control, and trafficking within elite Black spaces. The story matters because it challenges what happens when wealth, fame, and fear collide behind closed doors.
Marc Lamont Hill is a journalist, professor, and host of NIGHT SCHOOL, where he unpacks politics, pop culture, and power with clarity and heat.
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