I got a good video for you with a different take on the P.

Diddy case, and I'll tell you why.

Is this case really about these big charges against P.

Diddy or is it about some actors and people who didn't get ahead because they tried to do it in one way or another?

Whether it's the Meek Mill situation, we don't know.

I'm hearing tapes out there, who knows?

Here's what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna list what they found in his house and then I'm gonna list the charges.

And you're gonna start thinking a little bit different after this video, I really believe that.

All right, let's jump right in to the what they found in his house.

This is the big thing.

Unless you've been living under a rock, P.

Diddy was arrested a few days ago, September 14th for different charges I'm gonna go into, but here's what they found in a house during two raids on his Los Angeles house and his Miami house.

They found three AR-15 rifles with defaced serial numbers, that's serious, along with a drum magazine loaded with 59 rounds of 223 ammo, over 1,000 bottles of baby oil and personal lubricants, which were reportedly used during freak out parties.

Since when does the federal government count the number of lube bottles in a person's house?

Does it really matter?

I mean, honestly, that's crazy.

Third thing, narcotics, although specific seized in the raid were not detailed in public records, there have been reports that there was methamphetamines and maybe crack and crack pipes.

I'm not confirming that because I can't find that in any official report.

Also, drugs like extra linens, lighting equipment used to maintain and clean up after these parties, which again, why is this listed?

Tell me why.

A guy has got a lot of money and he has a lot of linen.

Hey, what about all these bath houses or clubs?

You don't think they got a lot of linens going around?

Come on.

Also, IV fluids, okay?

Yes, were administered to help participants recover from physical exertion or abuse during the events.

That is so common, people.

I know many, many people, I have relatives, they might work as a paramedic and they'll bring over a IV bag to rejuvenate yourself.

And it's kind of common.

They even have clinics that do that.

They have actual shops that do it because he had it here.

They're making so much up to vilify this man.

Now, I don't know what he did he did exactly, but I'm gonna tell you now what he's been charged with.

We're gonna go over that.

Because what they found in my mind has very little to do what they're charged with.

So what is this?

Is this about the media?

Is this about news stories?

It might be, and I'm not gonna play that.

I'm gonna tell you my opinion and then we're gonna find out where this case goes and we'll see who's right.

First of all, he's been charged with racketeering Rico.

Well, I was charged with the Rico.

The Rico is a enterprise.

It is two or more people conspiring to further an organization.

Now, to me, I don't see a Rico and I think they're using this Rico way out of whack all over the country.

It was made for the mob.

It's not made for a guy like this.

The Rico Act.

P.

Diddy was charged with the Rico Act.

I was charged with the Rico Act.

The Rico Act is two or more people conspiring to further an organization.

Okay, we have Rico.

Is it really?

How are they gonna prove Rico on this one?

Is his Music Empires all criminal organizations?

Is his Sarac Vaca a criminal organization?

What are they trying to do?

Are they trying to go after an African American because he's wealthy and he's powerful and he bucks the system and he likes sex?

Or is it other people they want?

The only way they're gonna be able to prove this, and this is why I think they did Rico, is because a Rico is very easy to charge lower people with and give them lots of time.

Here's what happens then.

What do you think's gonna happen if they charge some of these people who are housekeepers?

They're gonna have them say whatever they want.

Whatever they want.

Why?

That's what they need.

They need more people on the stand saying these were some extravagant parties.

But I don't care that they're parties and I don't even care what's going on in there.

I don't get that for the Rico.

Rico's really trying to take down his businesses and they're trying to take down him and his organization.

Who is?

I didn't see anybody else in the indictment.

I didn't see his number two in the indictment, his number three, his accountant.

I didn't see anybody in this indictment.

That's a Rico.

I'm not understanding why they charged him with Rico at this point.

Another charge he was charged with.

He was charged with three charges.

This charge was transportation for prostitution.

This one I really am pissed at because did Larry Lawton get in a limousine with a girl who was a lady of the night and go to Atlantic City and have a nice night?

Yes, I did.

Many, many, many years ago.

Statute of limitations way up government.

But think of that.

I've been to Las Vegas on jets.

I've been jetting around with ladies.

How many people out there have been on a bus, maybe a party bus that goes from New York to New Jersey?

And maybe they got a stripper on there, does a few things.

Is that transportation for prostitution?

Maybe everybody on that bus should be charged with transportation for prostitution.

I don't buy it.

I don't buy them nitpicking unless you have people.

Is there anybody in chains being dragged onto a plane and then said they had to do so?

I'm not hearing any of that.

This is gonna be very hard for the government to prove because how many people out there are watching this video?

How many have been to a strip party, a striptease or a bachelor party?

And there's a girl there.

Who knows what goes on in the back room?

And you went to Vegas to do that.

And they happened to get the girl because they liked her.

She was from New York and they put her on a plane.

Think about what I'm saying.

Transportation for prostitution.

You better be able to prove that that girl was put on a bus just for this against her will.

Listen, if the girl wants to do it for whatever reason, further her career, make money, that is up to her.

When we start really vilifying all decisions people make, we're not a free country.

Also, how about fans?

It's not been around that long.

How about the manager who books the fans person to go to California to a party?

And this has a lot of wild stuff going on.

So now, is that manager now transportating somebody for exploitation of people stuff?

Is that prostitution?

Is only fans prostitution?

People are paying money to do something.

It really gets me when we're starting to make either everything illegal or against what the government.

Again, is this really part of being an American?

Also, the last and most serious charge is actually sex trafficking.

Sex trafficking carries 10 to 15 years alone.

Each act now is, what is sex trafficking here?

In sex trafficking, by definition, is you are bringing someone to somebody else for the means of sex against their will.

And it says that in the statutes.

So, are these people being against their will or by coercion?

Now, is somebody gonna say, wait a minute, she had to sleep with him to get a concert date or maybe to get a recording with some artist?

Well, that is life and that is business.

No, don't look at me like I'm the bad guy here.

Think of what I'm saying.

How many people dress up really, really nice to go get a corporate job and maybe the woman has a little bit of cleavage in her chest?

You don't think that's done on purpose?

Beautiful makeup, looking great.

What about you take two people, one really dressed up, looking hot, and one a slob?

Who are you hiring?

You're hiring the one who looks good.

Well, it's like anything else.

First of all, people are gonna do what they're gonna do.

You could take the Meek Mill situation.

You could take, I don't know what Meek Mill did and I don't care what Meek Mill did and he shouldn't care either.

How's that?

Why are we all fixated on another person's way of getting ahead without hurting people?

You know what I just said?

I'm not hearing any allegations that anybody was hurt, beaten, or taken their money from them, or humiliated.

Listen, they say they have sex tapes.

So what?

So what?

Unless somebody says that they didn't want that, maybe that's gonna come out.

But let's tell me, how many people out there have stuff on their phones or in wherever they have it?

I'll bet a lot of people do.

So in my mind, anything they found, and to throw in the lube, a thousand bottles of lube, big, hey, thank you.

I've been in situations when I needed lube.

I wish I never ran out.

This is crazy what we're trying to do to somebody right now.

Now, I have to address another part of this, but I wanna keep going on this for a second.

I don't get this.

Is all of this because they're against the LGBTQ now?

Are they positive?

Are they negative?

I thought the media was positive LGBTQ.

Why else would you bring up a thousand jars of lube?

And why would the federal government count the lube?

Are they counting the salt shakers in his house too?

Are they counting all the toys that were there?

I didn't see that, and I'd bet money there's toys there.

Did they count those?

Why didn't they put those in there?

What's the thousand bottles of lube got?

Is this just all to make fun of P.

Diddy and what's going on and all the people there?

Obviously, we have a security guard who taped them and ratted.

You have the producer who is suing saying this.

That's a civil suit, number one.

It's not a criminal suit.

These charges, even the producer did not say that anybody was forced to do anything.

And the producer claims that they were drugged.

These people were drugged and have a stand against their will or be accursed.

Why do you come back?

Why do you come back to a party that you say you were?

Is it really because you want that studio time with P.

Diddy or with Jay-Z or whoever is about to give it?

Or is it just like this?

People just like, I mean, I can understand that.

I just don't understand why someone would come back if they thought they would, because I know I wouldn't.

Here's one, freak offs.

I learned a new word.

I consider myself pretty worldly, pretty understanding of X and all this kind of stuff.

I never heard of a freak off.

What's a freak off?

Is it an orgy?

Listen, none of that is illegal.

An orgy is not illegal.

Threesomes, foursomes, two guys, three guys, I don't care.

I am not hearing anybody come forward and saying, I was taped and that's illegal and I don't wanna be taped.

And listen, you're at another person's house too.

Now, obviously if you're in a public place, you shouldn't be filmed in a bathroom, something like that.

But we are at a party, at this party.

Now, the Fed said that they noticed cameras in all the rooms, so they should have tapes.

When they keep talking about these tapes, you know what I say?

So what?

So what?

Let me ask you out there, how many people out there have a tape?

I'm sure a lot of you.

Another part of this case that really disturbs me, and it really is against our constitution for a reasonable bail, you know, that is in the constitution, people.

So why no bail?

I don't understand it.

There's only two reasons you don't get bail.

One is you're a flight risk and they can stop that.

They could take his passport.

They can make sure he is grounded, like he can't get on a plane.

They can make sure every airport doesn't let his planes go off the ground.

They can do a lot of things.

Also, the other reason is if you're a threat to the community.