You cannot watch Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal trial live or on video because cameras and live broadcasts are strictly prohibited in federal criminal courtrooms under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 53, a rule dating back to 1946

. This means there is no livestream or televised coverage of the trial. However, you can follow the trial through:

• News reports and courtroom sketches provided by journalists present in the courtroom

• Documentaries or special programs summarizing the trial, such as "IMPACT x Nightline: Diddy on Trial," which is available for streaming on Hulu

• Audio episodes and detailed coverage via podcasts like "Diddy On Trial" on BBC Sounds or "The Trial of Diddy" on Spotify, which provide in-depth analysis and updates on the proceedings

• News outlets like Court TV and CBS News provide written and video updates outside the courtroom, including testimony summaries and reactions

In summary, while you cannot watch the trial live or on video, you can stay informed through streaming documentary content, podcasts, and news coverage. Hulu's "IMPACT x Nightline: Diddy on Trial" is a recommended streaming option for detailed coverage