Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyers are pointing to a case involving President-elect Donald Trump in an effort to get the disgraced music mogul out from behind bars.

Diddy's defense & the feds fought Monday in a series of filings over how & why the rapper should be granted bail on his third attempt

Dave Aronberg, the state attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida, and renowned defense attorney Mark Geragos, co-host of the "Reasonable Doubt" podcast, join NewsNation’s "Banfield" to weigh in on whether Sean “Diddy” Combs will be granted bail or remain behind bars.

Sean Diddy Combs will not celebrate Diddygiving with his family, this year because he is in prison, but he will have turkey.

A judge says he’ll rule next week on Sean “Diddy” Combs’ third request to be released from jail on bail while he awaits his sex trafficking trial.

It is common for people to observe sexual exploitation and not try to intervene or stop it from happening. It’s useful to first understand why people do nothing.

Combs’ lawyers said his pretrial speech should be evaluated based on the standard used in Trump's criminal case.

Diddy is currently on his third bid to be granted bail but has been faced with allegations of trying to "influence potential jurors"

Diddy’s attorneys argue that the rap star should be allowed to lash out and defend himself just the way Trump did

Sean “Diddy” Combs is using the “But Donald Trump” defense in his latest bid for a bail release in time for Thanksgiving. Combs’ lawyers have already tried several times to get the incarcerated ex-mogul out on bail.

Sean "Diddy" Combs, facing sex trafficking and racketeering charges, invoked Donald Trump's free speech defense in his bail plea. Prosecutors allege Diddy used a PR campaign, including family birthday posts,