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2:17Now PlayingIn this firestarter excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill dives deep into explosive testimony connecting Sean “Diddy” Combs to an alleged homemade car bomb set outside Kid Cudi’s house, right after Cudi started seeing Cassie Ventura.
LAPD and L.A. Fire Dept officials testified that the firebomb, stuffed in a forty ounce bottle, could’ve taken lives. The SUV spotted leaving the scene? Tied to Diddy’s Bad Boy label. Nobody’s been charged yet, but now the incident is part of Diddy’s federal RICO case that includes sex trafficking, bribery, and violent abuse.
Stylist Deontay Nash also told the court he saw Diddy beat Cassie bloody and use her in freak-off sex parties. The feds say this ain’t just a toxic relationship, this was a system to control and exploit women.
Hill breaks it down with street clarity and Black radical insight, asking the real question: Is this finally the fall of a hip-hop mogul who thought he was untouchable? To watch the FULL episode, look under the NIGHT SCHOOL playlist on Marc Lamont Hill's Official YouTube Channel.
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