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Sean "Diddy" Combs would be Team Trump if the President doles out a pardon ... and for a variety of reasons ... so says his longtime attorney Mark Geragos.

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00:00Diddy will pledge allegiance to Donald Trump

00:03if he's pardoned.

00:05And we got this almost from the horse's mouth.

00:08It's as close to the horse's mouth as you can get,

00:10considering Diddy is still in MDC Brooklyn right now.

00:14But his attorney, one of his attorneys, Mark Garagos,

00:17spoke about the possibility of a pardon from Donald Trump.

00:22So we're gonna show you this.

00:23This was on our Two Angry Men podcast.

00:26And I kinda lobbed this at him,

00:28thinking he'd deflect it and just said,

00:31will Diddy pledge allegiance to Donald Trump

00:34if he's pardoned?

00:35And I thought Mark was gonna say,

00:37well, we'll see, it's too early.

00:41Okay, it is unequivocal.

00:45This is unequivocal.

00:47Would Diddy pledge allegiance to Donald Trump

00:50in return for a pardon?

00:52I think you wanna know the truth?

00:54I think yes.

00:56There's something about that fraternity of people

00:59who have been accused and have gone through the process

01:02that gives you an affinity.

01:05And it would not surprise me to hear Sean say,

01:11I now get it, I understand it, and I was wrong then,

01:15and I'm, and I'm, I don't know that I would say

01:18he's pledging loyalty, but I think he would probably say,

01:21I now get what he went through.

01:23Would I be jumping to conclusions to think

01:26that there wasn't a discussion about how Diddy

01:29would speak of the president in return for a pardon?

01:35Well, I don't know that there's ever been that discussion.

01:38I can't go that far, but I would tell you that.

01:42I would, but I, it would not surprise me.

01:46For those of you listening, Mark just smiled.

01:48So, okay, the key words to me are, he was wrong then.

01:54Because remember, he didn't support Trump

01:56the last time around.

01:57And he, and he had very, very critical things to say.

02:01Right, right.

02:01But he said he was wrong.

02:02It's like, nobody really believes he's saying

02:06he was wrong then, but as long as he says it,

02:09it's good enough for Donald Trump.

02:10The question is, is it enough to just say,

02:13I understand what he went through

02:16when he was being, when he was being prosecuted,

02:19or do you have to say something more?

02:20I don't think that's enough.

02:22But he said he was wrong then.

02:23Then has to mean the last election.

02:25So, so he says two things.

02:27First, he says that there's a fraternity that develops

02:30and two people are, believe that they are persecuted

02:32by the federal government.

02:33That's what he says.

02:34Which I think is true.

02:35But then, but he seems to say that Trump might pardon him

02:39because of the fraternity.

02:40But then he toggles over to this sort of the like,

02:43if he says nice things about him,

02:45that's where you drive the conversation.

02:47It's up to Diddy to say nice things about the president,

02:50turn his back on what Diddy said before,

02:52and then forget it.

02:53It's a Chrisley's.

02:54It's the Chrisley's daughter wearing a MAGA hat,

02:57speaking at the convention.

02:58Yes.

02:59And that's why I think it's not just about this fraternity

03:02of people being prosecuted.

03:04That's not gonna be enough for Trump.

03:05Who's already said, I'm inclined not to pardon this guy

03:08because he said bad things about me.

03:10Right.

03:11So we know he's petty.

03:12And we've seen it.

03:12Well, we've seen Donald Trump forgive,

03:15I guess for lack of a better word.

03:16Marco Rubio, J.D. Vance, Ted Cruz.

03:20They all had to get on board very publicly.

03:23Yes.

03:24Not just take back the things that they had said,

03:26but get on board publicly.

03:27Remember, J.D. Vance said he was a Nazi.

03:29Said Donald Trump was a Nazi.

03:30J.D. Vance then kissed the ring

03:33and he got the vice presidential job.

03:34It's like an Etch-A-Sketch.

03:36That as long as people will say good things, it goes away.

03:39Right.

03:40And Diddy can reset it.

03:42So what I'm thinking-

03:43Did he be the next vice president?

03:45No.

03:46No, but I mean, I'm really serious.

03:47He's got Kanye in front of him.

03:48He's got a lot of people to go to.

03:49I'm actually really serious.

03:50I would not be surprised if his kids start wearing MAGA hats.

03:54Yes.

03:55No, absolutely.

03:56I would be very shocked.

03:57Why?

03:58He's not going to-

03:59Wouldn't you do it for your dad?

04:00I would wear a MAGA hat for my dad to get him out.

04:02Is he going to make his kids do that?

04:05His kids may want to do it-

04:06All right, if his kids voluntarily do it, but I-

04:09No, I don't see-

04:10And it doesn't matter-

04:11I do not see-

04:12Why?

04:13Christian Combs walking through LAX-

04:14Why?

04:15With a MAGA hat on suddenly.

04:16It's also, it's so transparent.

04:18But-

04:19I actually, I take it back.

04:20It's totally transparent.

04:21To the public, it just, to the public, you look at it and you go like, there's no way

04:26that works.

04:27Obviously, we can see what he's doing.

04:28But it works for Trump.

04:29It works for Trump.

04:30But it works for Trump.

04:31It works for Trump.

04:32So-

04:33This has been so normalized.

04:34We're not even like, boy, what has become of the Republic when this kind of thing is such

04:36obvious quid pro quo for pardons.

04:38But this is the country we live in now, where as long as you say nice things about the president,

04:44whether you're a university, a business, or an individual, you can get favor from him.

04:48Listen, he may believe, well, you know what, I just saw an unfair prosecution with me, Diddy

04:55is saying.

04:56Yes.

04:57And maybe I can, I can empathize more with Trump.

04:59So it may actually be deeper than just transactional.

05:01It may.

05:02Hello, Mark from Los Angeles.

05:04Man, I don't, I don't see Diddy's kids doing that, but I do see Diddy, I mean, after the

05:11whole industry turned on him and after being denied bail, I could see him tap dancing or

05:15doing whatever he needs to do to get out of this situation.

05:19I don't know if his kids are getting involved, though.

05:21Would you, if you were in this situation, would you?

05:23Man, are you gonna really ask me that, but I mean-

05:25Yeah.

05:26Yeah.

05:27I mean, yes.

05:28Yes, man.

05:31We appreciate the honesty.

05:32We appreciate the honesty.

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