The legal storm surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs continues to intensify, and now, Suge Knight has weighed in with some explosive claims of his own. During a recent call-in appearance on NewsNation’s CUOMO, the former Death Row Records CEO theorized that Diddy might allegedly attempt to tamper with the jury in his ongoing case—and even receive a presidential pardon from Donald Trump if convicted.

“Puffy’s not a dummy,” Knight said. “I’m sure somebody’s going to talk to those jurors and convince one or two of them. That’s all you need is one.”

This bold claim comes just days after Diddy’s ex-girlfriend, singer Cassie Ventura, took the stand with disturbing testimony about their past relationship. She alleged that Diddy once left one of his infamous “freak off” parties to confront Suge Knight at a nearby diner, leaving her terrified of what could happen.

“I was crying, I was screaming, like ‘Please don’t do anything stupid,’” Cassie recounted, according to The Washington Post. “I was really nervous for them, I didn’t know what they were going to do.”

Knight Weighs in on Cassie’s Testimony

When asked about the incident, Knight said he couldn’t recall the specific encounter, but admitted he was a regular at the diner in question. He also expressed support for Cassie, stating he believes her account is genuine.

“I don’t think Cassie is in a situation where she has to lie,” Knight said. “I don’t think she’s in a situation where she’s got to worry anymore.”

Trump Pardon Speculation

In a moment that raised eyebrows, Suge Knight went on to suggest that if things don’t go Diddy’s way in court, the hip-hop mogul might still have a lifeline—through Donald Trump.

“Trump’s gonna pardon him,” Knight speculated. “I think he’s going to be alright.”

Knight also suggested that Diddy may have political connections and government “favors” that could help him out of a conviction, though he did not elaborate on any specifics.

Diddy’s Legal Trouble Deepens

Cassie’s testimony is just one piece of a much broader legal puzzle for Diddy. She has accused the Bad Boy founder of drugging her with ecstasy (specifically blue dolphin pills), controlling her appearance for his alleged sex parties, and forcing her to call him by her grandfather’s nickname, among other disturbing claims.

As the trial continues, the world is watching closely—not only for the court’s verdict, but for how figures like Suge Knight and even former President Trump might shape the narrative.