There were no cameras. No livestream. Just pens, paper, and a front-row seat to one of the most closely watched federal cases in music history. In this episode, Aubrey sits down with CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister — the journalist who broke the Cassie Ventura surveillance tape and has been inside the courtroom every day since.

From Diddy’s body language to juror reactions, whispered allegations of “freak-offs,” and the judge’s chilling response to Diddy’s courtroom commentary, Elizabeth offers a rare, firsthand account of everything the public wasn’t allowed to see. She saw the Cassie footage before the world did — and now she’s revealing what it’s been like to stare down the mogul at the center of it all.

There were no cameras. No livestream. Just pens, paper, and a front-row seat to one of the most closely watched federal cases in music history.&nbsp;In this episode, Aubrey sits down with CNN&rsquo;s Elizabeth Wagmeister &mdash; the journalist who broke the Cassie Ventura surveillance tape and has been inside the courtroom every day since.
From Diddy&rsquo;s body language to juror reactions, whispered allegations of &ldquo;freak-offs,&rdquo; and the judge&rsquo;s chilling response to Diddy&rsquo;s courtroom commentary, Elizabeth offers a rare, firsthand account of everything the public wasn&rsquo;t allowed to see.&nbsp;She saw the Cassie footage before the world did &mdash; and now she&rsquo;s revealing what it&rsquo;s been like to stare down the mogul at the center of it all.

Amy Robach and TJ Holmes Present, an iHeartRadio podcast.

Amy Robach and TJ Holmes Present, an iHeartRadio podcast.

Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present

The Woman Who Watched It All

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