All right.
We don't have to go through everything.
I just want to hear your reactions from today, mostly,
because, yeah, this is the first day we saw Cassie.
Yeah.
What were your impressions?
Oh, that was really, really intense testimony, at times emotional testimony.
That's audio producer Savvy Robinson and reporter Anne Branigan.
They were standing outside the courthouse on Tuesday where Sean Diddy Combs is on trial.
And they were talking about testimony from Cassie Ventura, an R&B singer and Combs' ex-girlfriend.
Tuesday was a big day in the trial because Ventura took the stand for the first time.
She's one of the people central to the government's case against Combs.
He's been charged with racketeering conspiracy,
sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
Combs has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
If convicted, he could be sent to prison for life.
A lot of Ventura's testimony this week was really hard to listen to.
She described the sex parties Combs held, called freak-offs,
and she talked about being subjected to violence and abuse.
It was long.