Marc Lamont Hill suggests that the government's case against P. Diddy is centered on showing he has a history of violence and coercion, which helps build their racketeering charge.

“And I think they're trying to show that he has the ability to dominate and coersse and and terrify people. And so it's not just he's a [ __ ] up person. True. But also like he's capable of making people disappear.”

Joe Budden believes the prosecution is losing the case based on the evidence presented thus far.

“I think that thus far from the evidence that we've seen thus far and from the reports that have been released thus far I think he win it.”

The charges in the P. Diddy indictment are likely true but include inflammatory details to humiliate him and bias the public against him.

“I believe that everything they said in the indictment is true it's inflammatory but it's probably true the problem is can they prove it”