In attorney Marc Agnifilo's first network TV interview since Sean "Diddy" Combs' verdict, he recounted the most publicized case of his career and said he's focused on getting Combs a fair sentence.

A lawyer for Sean “Diddy” Combs confirmed the recently convicted rapper has been in touch with the White House about a potential pardon. But Combs’ appeal for clemency could fall on deaf ears after Donald Trump complained about the “terrible” things his former friend has said about him.

President Donald Trump confirmed that somebody from Sean “Diddy” Combs’ camp reached out to him to request a pardon, but the following day, his legal team seemed confused as to who made the call. Nicole Westmoreland, an attorney on Diddy’s defense team, seemed to confirm that they had reached out.