Amy Robach

Things were happening, but he deliberately removed himself or wasn't a part of any conversation or in any sort of room where something could be said or he could have learned something that he would have then had to testify to.

Things were happening, but he deliberately removed himself or wasn't a part of any conversation or in any sort of room where something could be said or he could have learned something that he would have then had to testify to.

Things were happening, but he deliberately removed himself or wasn't a part of any conversation or in any sort of room where something could be said or he could have learned something that he would have then had to testify to.

Okay, fine, but that's also still... You know something's going on, you just don't want to know what's going on.

Okay, fine, but that's also still... You know something's going on, you just don't want to know what's going on.

Okay, fine, but that's also still... You know something's going on, you just don't want to know what's going on.

That might be a legal versus a moral dilemma because I cannot believe that he didn't think That stuff was happening.

That might be a legal versus a moral dilemma because I cannot believe that he didn't think That stuff was happening.

That might be a legal versus a moral dilemma because I cannot believe that he didn't think That stuff was happening.

There's no way he didn't. That's my point.

There's no way he didn't. That's my point.

There's no way he didn't. That's my point.

Well, he asked if, I don't know if this was a redirect, but he was asked, you know, has anyone, did he ever see anyone commit any crimes? No. He said no. And he said, what I observed with Bad Boy and Sean Combs was a company that really gave a lot of young executives a lot of opportunities.

Well, he asked if, I don't know if this was a redirect, but he was asked, you know, has anyone, did he ever see anyone commit any crimes? No. He said no. And he said, what I observed with Bad Boy and Sean Combs was a company that really gave a lot of young executives a lot of opportunities.

Well, he asked if, I don't know if this was a redirect, but he was asked, you know, has anyone, did he ever see anyone commit any crimes? No. He said no. And he said, what I observed with Bad Boy and Sean Combs was a company that really gave a lot of young executives a lot of opportunities.

He put a positive spin on it, but we've heard from so many of those young folks, maybe not even executives, but artists, emerging artists saying those opportunities came at a devastating cost.

He put a positive spin on it, but we've heard from so many of those young folks, maybe not even executives, but artists, emerging artists saying those opportunities came at a devastating cost.

He put a positive spin on it, but we've heard from so many of those young folks, maybe not even executives, but artists, emerging artists saying those opportunities came at a devastating cost.

Yeah, maybe he just was mostly in his life via email. It's quite seriously. I'm saying that like maybe he never really physically was around him very often to see some of these other sides of him and to even get an inkling about what was happening. Maybe they just had an email relationship.

Yeah, maybe he just was mostly in his life via email. It's quite seriously. I'm saying that like maybe he never really physically was around him very often to see some of these other sides of him and to even get an inkling about what was happening. Maybe they just had an email relationship.