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Speaker 2: Jee I'm a homegrow that knows a little bit about
Speaker 2: everything and everybody.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you don't lie about that, right,
Speaker 3: Lauren came in hot.
Speaker 2: Okay, all you gotta clap it up, Clap it up,
Speaker 2: clap it up.
Speaker 3: With the energy going up.
Speaker 2: What's up, y'all, It's Laura le Rosa. This is the
Speaker 2: Latest with Lauren l Rosa. Now, this is your daily dig,
Speaker 2: your daily dish on everything in all conversations, pop culture
Speaker 2: and just you know, those conversations that shake the room. Now,
Speaker 2: I want to first of all, thank you guys for
Speaker 2: coming right on back here with me. Y'all know I'm
Speaker 2: the homegrowd. I know it's a little bit about everything
Speaker 2: and everybody, and today in the room, I got the
Speaker 2: og who knows a little bit about everything and everybody.
Speaker 2: My mom really is like complete opposite of me, though
Speaker 2: she not her business I don't.
Speaker 3: But my mom is here. Hey mom, Yes, my mom
Speaker 3: Lois is here.
Speaker 2: My family was in town because we did like a
Speaker 2: media kind of like meet and greet type of situation
Speaker 2: for the podcast in the episode previous to this one.
Speaker 2: If you have not listened to that, please go and
Speaker 2: listen to it. It's a live conversation with me and
Speaker 2: Charlemagne just about you know, like where everything started from
Speaker 2: for me, where you know I'm at now and where
Speaker 2: I'm going and where I'm headed. So my family was
Speaker 2: in town for that. So my mom is still here
Speaker 2: and she came to film the podcast with me.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 2: We are going to go and see Alicia Keys's play
Speaker 2: on Broadway later today as well, So I'll let you
Speaker 2: guys know how that goes. They just celebrated one year
Speaker 2: on Broadway, so I know that that's gonna be amazing.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: Alicia Keys, I don't know if she like you know,
Speaker 2: she's there all the time, but I know Tank is involved.
Speaker 2: So the scene is gonna be sanging, Okay, you're ready?
Speaker 2: Mind you excited?
Speaker 3: Yes, she's oh yeah, she's excited.
Speaker 2: So the way that we do it here, Mom, when
Speaker 2: we start off the podcast is we do a check in,
Speaker 2: So this is a grinding you know, behind the scenes
Speaker 2: of the grind checking where we just asked, how are
Speaker 2: you feeling.
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 4: I'm feeling great. That was a good opening. Last night
Speaker 4: really was really therapeutic for me.
Speaker 3: Oh to hear me talk about everything.
Speaker 2: Yes, how do you feel when you like, when you're
Speaker 2: sitting in the audience and like you're hearing me talk
Speaker 2: about things that like, you know, I mean, you're my
Speaker 2: mom and.
Speaker 3: Brought also too. You lived them a real life with me.
Speaker 4: That's right, That's what I was about to say. It
Speaker 4: just is the real life. And I appreciate you. Keep
Speaker 4: keeping it real, girl, Yeah, keep it real. That's the
Speaker 4: way to do it. I congratulate you on that. And
Speaker 4: now let's get real about everything about everything?
Speaker 2: She said, were ready to get on into some topics. Well, so,
Speaker 2: the way that we normally do a mom, you know,
Speaker 2: because I know this is your first time here, is
Speaker 2: after we do the check in, then we go into
Speaker 2: the topics, but before we do the topics.
Speaker 3: I always got to check in on Patrick.
Speaker 5: I'm feeling energized after that event.
Speaker 3: Last night, energized. Did you sleep in?
Speaker 5: I didn't get to sleep, but it's fine because we
Speaker 5: was here grinding. We came back to the studio to
Speaker 5: dump the footage, get the audio up for the next morning.
Speaker 3: We got y'all did that last night.
Speaker 5: After the me and Tyler pulled up to the studio
Speaker 5: right here, got the audio up, mare was ready for
Speaker 5: the next morning.
Speaker 2: Wow, thank you for that, because I was like today
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club is on hiatus this week.
Speaker 3: I was tired. I've slept all day.
Speaker 2: I still don't fully feel all the way like, oh wake,
Speaker 2: but I'm here. I also have a fresh face of
Speaker 2: makeup because it's glowing. But I left my makeup at
Speaker 2: the breakfast club studio and I was like, I'll come
Speaker 2: back and get it. Child, went out, had a couple
Speaker 2: of drinks. Shout out to Saint Lounge here in New
Speaker 2: York City, forgot all about it. So here we are
Speaker 2: fresh face, you know, giving beautiful skin, beautiful glow, glow
Speaker 2: by God. Okay, yeah, I know that's right, Mom, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: she like I did that. So yeah, let's get on
Speaker 2: into the latest. This is the latest update that we
Speaker 2: have in Sean Colmb's aka Diddy aka puff Daddy's situation.
Speaker 2: You know, your girl love to take y'all a court,
Speaker 2: Love to take y'all a court. So, as you guys know,
Speaker 2: Diddy has been preparing to go to court. There's been
Speaker 2: you know, different conversations about what the jury will look like,
Speaker 2: you know, how they will vet the jury, discovery and
Speaker 2: evidence across the board from prosecutors to defense, and what
Speaker 2: evidence will be used, what.
Speaker 3: Can be submitted.
Speaker 2: Remember they were arguing about that Cassie video and if
Speaker 2: it could be submitted because it wasn't the original, then
Speaker 2: they found the original.
Speaker 3: So all of that has been going on.
Speaker 2: My source who's in the know of all of this
Speaker 2: says that is one of you know, Puff's team's big
Speaker 2: conversation points right now is that they don't know the
Speaker 2: other evidence. But before we get there, let's talk a
Speaker 2: little bit about the fact that it was announced today
Speaker 2: that Diddy is looking at and trying to get Brian
Speaker 2: Steele to be his attorney, to join his legal team.
Speaker 2: If you've been following the Young Thug or worth following
Speaker 2: the Young Thug case, which was one of the longest
Speaker 2: standing cases in Georgia state history, you know that Brian
Speaker 2: Steele did not play at the to the point where
Speaker 2: he was willing to go to jail with Thug so
Speaker 2: that he could be prepared for court the next day.
Speaker 2: This is a big, big, big gues like, this is
Speaker 2: a big deal, Like if Diddy is able to make
Speaker 2: this happen, it's a huge deal for multiple reasons.
Speaker 3: One of the major reasons, you know, from what I'm.
Speaker 2: Told by a source who is very familiar with you know,
Speaker 2: Diddy's team and how things are moving for them, is
Speaker 2: that Diddy's team thinks of Brian Steel as a dynamic lawyer,
Speaker 2: and I think, like I said, we all do. But
Speaker 2: to have other attorneys, you know, quote him in this
Speaker 2: way that means that they know how much of an
Speaker 2: asset he will be to the case and what you know,
Speaker 2: their strategy right now that they're planning will be. And
Speaker 2: at this time, you know, we've talked about so many
Speaker 2: different attorneys when it comes to Puff. You saw a
Speaker 2: guy named Mark Agnefilio who was featured in that TMZ
Speaker 2: doc that they did about Diddy. There's been a multiple
Speaker 2: different attorneys. Puff is being advised by a bunch of
Speaker 2: different people right now for what I'm told, But they
Speaker 2: do want like a powerhouse attorney to kind of seal
Speaker 2: the deal and bring the jail together. So not jail
Speaker 2: like the jail were sore happens to be sitting, but
Speaker 2: I mean like kind of mesh the team make things,
Speaker 2: you know, coencibe amongst everybody. Now, if a judge admits
Speaker 2: Brian Steele, that means it's a go. From what we
Speaker 2: are told, Brian Steel is down for it. You know,
Speaker 2: they've had the conversations. It's just all about it for
Speaker 2: judges gonna say yes, you can come here and practice.
Speaker 3: Besides, you know some of these local attorneys.
Speaker 2: Now, what I found out in researching this and talking
Speaker 2: to my source was that Brian Steele, I'd always thought
Speaker 2: that he was from Georgia, He's actually from New York.
Speaker 3: He studied at.
Speaker 2: Fordham University School of Law, which is a game changer
Speaker 2: in my opinion as well. So you have him as
Speaker 2: this dynamic attorney. He actually prides himself on working through
Speaker 2: cases with extremely high stakes, like that is one of
Speaker 2: his like top tier things. And we again we saw
Speaker 2: that with Young Thug. Young Young Thug was facing up
Speaker 2: the forty years behind bars when he decided. When Thug
Speaker 2: decided I have to take that plea deal, I remember
Speaker 2: getting on already on being like, I don't know I
Speaker 2: would have took it. You, facing all of this time,
Speaker 2: I probably would have took that. But they were so
Speaker 2: confident in what they had.
Speaker 3: The evidence that they had exactly.
Speaker 2: Now, another thing that I think is like, you know,
Speaker 2: a big deal is like the fact that he is
Speaker 2: from New York is important because a lot of you know,
Speaker 2: the laws that the accusers have leaned in on to
Speaker 2: be able to bring these accusations despite the timeline and
Speaker 2: like how long ago these accusations occurred for some of
Speaker 2: the victims. Their local laws that are making it where
Speaker 2: you know, there's no stipulation on when you can and
Speaker 2: cannot come forward, which have made the filing of these
Speaker 2: things even possible. So to have a lawyer that is
Speaker 2: from New York that will understand those specific laws to
Speaker 2: New York a lot better than any other attorney from
Speaker 2: anywhere else that could come in and ask for an admission,
Speaker 2: right he's coming back home. And then you have an
Speaker 2: attorney who has already proven and showed us because of
Speaker 2: the young thug situation, that he's really good at finding
Speaker 2: these gray areas and leaning in on them. And one
Speaker 2: thing that I like with attorneys, and I like to
Speaker 2: watch when it comes to attorneys, is that I feel
Speaker 2: like an attorney's job is to find a loophole and
Speaker 2: use that loophole or those loopholes to create the conversation
Speaker 2: and to change the narrative in the conversation around their client.
Speaker 2: Then persuading a jury then to make it work, and
Speaker 2: then getting you know, the verdict that they want.
Speaker 3: If I'm a prosecutor's.
Speaker 2: Office and I've brung this huge case against this big
Speaker 2: name celebrity. I would come out the back swinging with
Speaker 2: the evidence, period because I want to nail it right.
Speaker 2: So whether what they have evidence wise is strong or not,
Speaker 2: I think that right there gives you almost like a
Speaker 2: strategy point of here's what I can lean in on.
Speaker 2: Because court of public opinion is a real thing. I
Speaker 2: don't think that Diddy's trial at all cannot be influenced
Speaker 2: by what's happening outside the court room. It's just not possible.
Speaker 2: He is way too famous. Cassie now in her allegations,
Speaker 2: became way too big of a story. This whole thing
Speaker 2: has become a circus in a mockery. There is no
Speaker 2: way right. So you need a judge like O'Brian Steele,
Speaker 2: who has shown us again because of the young Thug chrial.
Speaker 2: He outside, he know what's going on. So now getting
Speaker 2: to the evidence. So djvladd tweeted a tweet that I
Speaker 2: thought was pretty interesting. He said Diddy is going to
Speaker 2: trial in four weeks. I spoke to a lawyer close
Speaker 2: to the case. He said the case is winnable, but
Speaker 2: Diddy's eagerness to quickly go to court is going to significantly,
Speaker 2: significantly hurt Diddy's chances of winning. He should have pushed
Speaker 2: your trial to next year to give his defense time
Speaker 2: to make their case. Now here's my thing. I understand
Speaker 2: what he's saying, because let me tell you, guys, what's
Speaker 2: happening right now. There have been a few superseding indictments.
Speaker 2: But when you supersede it, that means you add or
Speaker 2: create a new one that then attaches to your original claims.
Speaker 2: So it's basically like new claims, more charges.
Speaker 3: Right. That has now happened three times with Diddy.
Speaker 2: Diddy's team has filed and has said multiple times they're
Speaker 2: not showing us anything.
Speaker 3: We can't prepare a trial. We can't prepare to go
Speaker 3: to a case.
Speaker 2: We can't prepare to go to a court and stand
Speaker 2: up against something that we haven't even seen.
Speaker 3: Legally, we're entitled to see this.
Speaker 2: If I'm Puff's team or if I'm Diddy, I want
Speaker 2: to wait too, because I want my team to see everything.
Speaker 3: Every nook, crany crack, ounce whatever it.
Speaker 4: Is them to decide to shield the evidence. Discovery comes
Speaker 4: in right when you make an allegation against someone.
Speaker 2: Discovery, you have time for discovery? THEMM, yes, yes, but
Speaker 2: that's the time trying to get there. You won't let me.
Speaker 2: I'm trying, you won't let me. So where I was
Speaker 2: going with this is is that Diddy's team has requested
Speaker 2: that multiple times. And the person that I spoke to
Speaker 2: that is close to this situation told me, look that tweet,
Speaker 2: that blad tweet. It makes a lot of sense. But
Speaker 2: if you're puffed, you're you're acting like my mom, you're anxious.
Speaker 2: You won't even let me get the words out. Because
Speaker 2: if somebody doesn't have something you like, yo, why would
Speaker 2: we raid around until they find it? Or because he's
Speaker 2: standing on his innocence and a lot of this it's
Speaker 2: I'm innocent, so there ain't gonna be nothing.
Speaker 3: So let's run it up.
Speaker 2: Let's do this right. But as an attorney, as an attorney,
Speaker 2: you gotta.
Speaker 3: Cover all your bases because what you don't want to
Speaker 3: happen is evidence.
Speaker 2: You don't want to get in court and get to
Speaker 2: a point where you don't have any more time to
Speaker 2: sit with what is discovered with that evidence, and now
Speaker 2: you gotta try and fight that in real time. You
Speaker 2: don't want that to happen. Now here's another thing, though.
Speaker 4: We are also ready like tomorrow to see the evidence
Speaker 4: since they've acts for the discovery.
Speaker 3: So you obviously think Diddy is innocent.
Speaker 4: Mom, honestly think that we should stay with the evidence.
Speaker 4: You good, don't go around making allegations from the court
Speaker 4: and don't present evidence. But you know who knows we
Speaker 4: did in a new day and time. That's everybody who
Speaker 4: wants to be a star on Puffy's back, even me.
Speaker 3: Hello Puffy back a little slippery now baby led up?
Speaker 3: His baby rolled up? Now, Mom, I don't know, but
Speaker 3: they don't.
Speaker 4: They willing to make that slide. Girl, They've mered need
Speaker 4: to make that slide.
Speaker 2: Well, I did want to get to this final point.
Speaker 2: So what I'm told is that this Friday, April eighteen,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, the judge and Diddy's cases going to
Speaker 2: be making a very important decision decision. My source tells
Speaker 2: me that the judge will be having a conversation and
Speaker 2: making decisions on how things will move forward based on
Speaker 2: the fact that now Puff's team is claiming that the
Speaker 2: prosecution violated the deadline to show discovery and if that,
Speaker 2: if that happens, then Puff's team will then be granted
Speaker 2: a two month almost like a stay where they now
Speaker 2: have these two months to take more time to get
Speaker 2: their things together and to try and go through this
Speaker 2: whole discovery phase again, because again they're telling puff and
Speaker 2: they're telling everybody, we want to cover all bases, baby,
Speaker 2: we willn't need no surprises, none whatsoever, none, not narrow surprise.
Speaker 4: And in other words, let this not be a case
Speaker 4: of hearsay.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent one hundred percent. So next up in
Speaker 2: the latest Marvin Sapp, this is gonna be real quick
Speaker 2: because I just wanted to bring this back because we
Speaker 2: talked about Marvin Sat in the opening couple days of
Speaker 2: the podcast, and I told y'all that I thought it
Speaker 2: was ridiculous that this that instead of Marvin Sapp just
Speaker 2: apologizing and saying, yo, I know I was wrong for
Speaker 2: telling them to lock the doors until the church raised
Speaker 2: forty thousand dollars, he decided to be like, you know what,
Speaker 2: that happens all the time, and now I'm receiving debt.
Speaker 3: Like I just feel like he took the account of
Speaker 3: that was needed.
Speaker 2: So Marvin Sat posted today something that I want you
Speaker 2: guys to take a listen to. He is now releasing
Speaker 2: a song inspired by his closed the Door viral forty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars moment. Let's take a listen.
Speaker 3: Close Someone.
Speaker 2: Close the doors and when he posts this song, the
Speaker 2: caption says, the last few weeks have been tough, misunderstood, misrepresented,
Speaker 2: and misinterpreted, and even maligned. But I've learned that when
Speaker 2: life hands you lemons, you don't just make lemonade. You
Speaker 2: build the lemonade company. And that's exactly what I've done.
Speaker 2: Close the Door isn't just a song, It's a soundtrack
Speaker 2: for survival. I'm releasing it this Good Friday, not Good Friday,
Speaker 2: on the Lord's weekend, not Easter weekend, the day we
Speaker 2: honor the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: Amen.
Speaker 2: It's like he closed the door on death, hell, and
Speaker 2: the grave. I'm closing a door on the noise, the pain,
Speaker 2: and everything that tried to break me. This song will
Speaker 2: bless you. I believe that with everything in me. My
Speaker 2: assignment and this season is through this song to help
Speaker 2: you close the door too. This will be available on
Speaker 2: all streaming platforms this Good Friday.
Speaker 3: This is BS.
Speaker 4: Well, that wasn't that. That's not gonna be a good
Speaker 4: Friday for him.
Speaker 2: Not at all, Because this is BS for you to okay.
Speaker 2: People were upset, People felt away because they don't want
Speaker 2: church and money in business, in corporate to intertwine. We
Speaker 2: all know that it does because the church is a business.
Speaker 2: A church got bills, they need money to raise their bills,
Speaker 2: and they do all these things. But people want to
Speaker 2: feel like when they come to church, it's of God. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's a gift, it's religion. It's a good feeling. It's
Speaker 2: the hug you need, it's the inspiration. It's the putting
Speaker 2: the pieces back to a broken feeling day, week, month,
Speaker 2: year situation.
Speaker 3: Whatever.
Speaker 2: We don't want to feel like you're trying to flip
Speaker 2: us for a reup. And that's what this song feels like.
Speaker 2: And I know that Marvin sapp is a gospel superstar,
Speaker 2: so it's all about the business at some point, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean for him, But as a man
Speaker 2: of God.
Speaker 4: And because he is great, I love him. I love
Speaker 4: his songs. There's great inspiration. That's enough, Marvin. You didn't
Speaker 4: need that extra step he went to for.
Speaker 2: This one, ain't it. This This is a misstep. And
Speaker 2: I hope that you know in your your your you're
Speaker 2: worshiping I know.
Speaker 3: You know is a very Holy Stable still time.
Speaker 2: I hope that that time allows for you to sit
Speaker 2: down and just see why this is a part of
Speaker 2: the problem, especially in a black church.
Speaker 3: But this is a part of the problem. People feel
Speaker 3: like church is a gimmick.
Speaker 2: People feel like the pastors and spiritual leaders are caricatures
Speaker 2: and that they're a gimmick and that they're always on
Speaker 2: bs and this don't help.
Speaker 4: You Gotta get it the right way.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's how we're close and people can do that.
Speaker 3: You have an idea.
Speaker 4: All you gotta do is shine it up.
Speaker 2: Get it the right way, period, Marvin. Get it together
Speaker 2: and get it the right way. Now we are, you know,
Speaker 2: bringing and coming down to the end of the show.
Speaker 2: And y'all know, before we get out of here, we
Speaker 2: always get outside in the streets.
Speaker 3: Outside, we outside, we outside outside of twee.
Speaker 2: You know, we love outside outside in the streets, outside
Speaker 2: of the tweets. So today on Twitter, I was having
Speaker 2: a conversation and I'm like, yo, y'all been in my
Speaker 2: comments like with so much great constructive criticism and and
Speaker 2: words of encouragement and just you know, great feedback from
Speaker 2: the show telling me what y'all love, and we just
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, there's some real conversations going on,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, I feel like this is such a
Speaker 2: community already.
Speaker 3: We had the event yesterday and I felt such a sense.
Speaker 2: Of community, and I think that's what we've been talking
Speaker 2: about a lot today as well. It's like and being
Speaker 2: a part of a part of community, in a part
Speaker 2: of society, getting it the right way and doing things
Speaker 2: the right way, and when you do that, people feel it.
Speaker 3: I was so inspired yesterday.
Speaker 4: It was explosive to your gathering your today to welcome
Speaker 4: you in this new.
Speaker 3: I pod podcast.
Speaker 2: No I don't watch it clothes, but yes, like just
Speaker 2: just really big sense of community has been you know
Speaker 2: the thing. I feel like that's kind of what we've
Speaker 2: been talking about today with all of these topics as
Speaker 2: well too.
Speaker 3: But I asked Twitter, what is it that I can
Speaker 3: call you guys?
Speaker 2: Like I said, I'm trying to figure out a name
Speaker 2: for my podcast audience. Does anybody have any suggestions? Fifty
Speaker 2: people replied y'all had a lot of replies. So one
Speaker 2: person said the Lauren de Rosa in her hive or
Speaker 2: the Listeners, Someone said the Lorosa's. Another person said Lauren
Speaker 2: Listeners or Lauren Lrose's listeners. The one that I really
Speaker 2: love is somebody said somebody called you guys the Lowriders.
Speaker 2: I thought that was fire because I like the low
Speaker 2: Riders because because the news you give, I didn't even
Speaker 2: think about it like that, Yeah, they knew like takes
Speaker 2: y'all on the ride, but also to y'all be riding
Speaker 2: for me, like y'all be coming out swinging for me,
Speaker 2: and I'm not mad about that at all. And like
Speaker 2: when y'all do some of y'all because some of y'all
Speaker 2: just be shady and y'all be trying to be like,
Speaker 2: you know, like all the other minstrul maddies or menopause matties.
Speaker 2: But for the ones of y'all that be sending you know, good,
Speaker 2: like the real constructive stuff my way, I'd be feeling.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, like, look at y'all hold down for real
Speaker 4: the right way, doing things the right way.
Speaker 3: So I really like the low Riders.
Speaker 2: But go to my Twitter tweet me let me know
Speaker 2: what you guys are thinking, what you guys liked. Some
Speaker 2: people also said the mochahs because the bron girl grinding
Speaker 2: the brownies because the brown girl grinding shout out to
Speaker 2: my homegirl. She has a group called the Brownies already,
Speaker 2: so I wouldn't even do that. Oh okay, Darius Love Hell,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna shout you out because you want you wanted
Speaker 2: the airtime. I'm gonna give it to your baby. He
Speaker 2: gonna say, Lauren's lace fronts. Oh no, but yes, let
Speaker 2: me know what y'all want to be called right now.
Speaker 2: It's leaning toward the low riders. So we're gonna figure
Speaker 2: that out by the end of this week and by Friday,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be let y'all know, like, boom, baby, this
Speaker 2: is what it is. That's what just called us, what's gonna.
Speaker 3: Be, this is what we gonna be, period, mom, period.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna close out with that.
Speaker 5: Me and my mom.
Speaker 2: Actually gotta get to this Broadway show. So you know,
Speaker 2: as always, I appreciate you guys, because at the end
Speaker 2: of the day, y'all could be anywhere with anybody talking
Speaker 2: about all of this stuff, but y'all choose to be
Speaker 2: right here with me talking about it, and you know,
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. I'm Laura le Rosa, I'm your homegirl
Speaker 2: that knows a little bit about everything, and everybody thank
Speaker 2: y'all for tuning in.
Speaker 3: This is the latest with Laura l Rosa. I will
Speaker 3: see you in my next episode.
Speaker 4: Love,