Diddy's world is crumbling after 20 years of thinking he was invincible.

Jesse Watters of Planet Chronicle talks about the latest updates regarding the inquiry into Sean 'Diddy' Combs.

Diddy, the billionaire hip hop mogul and Democratic Party community organizer, was seen swinging clubs at a Topgolf in Miami with his daughters. Despite appearing relaxed, there is panic behind the scenes as the federal case against him expands. Prosecutors from the Southern District of New York have been dishing out subpoenas to multiple corporations tied to the mogul, like cell phone providers and computer companies. Diddy has been unloading his assets, selling off his stake in Revolt TV and returning music rights from Bad Boy Records. The timing of these actions is not coincidental. Sources say even commercial airlines will be subpoenaed, possibly the FAA, as investigators look for anyone who flew on Diddy's dime. They are not only looking for victims but also witnesses, people with unfettered access to Diddy's alleged crimes and wild parties. Some inside Diddy's world have already started talking, and his former bodyguard has said he will go on the stand.

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Diddy's inner circle is under investigation as subpoenas are being served. His alleged drug mules have already been arrested, and his ex-girlfriend Young Miami is feeling the heat. Investigators are looking to determine who else was involved in the alleged drug trafficking operation. Yesterday, Primetime reported that the feds seized all of Diddy's surveillance footage, hard drives, and phones. They want to know who was in and out of Diddy's planes and homes. According to Little Rod's lawsuit, the individuals involved in the operation were not just up-and-coming artists, but celebrities, politicians, athletes, international dignitaries, and music label executives, all captured on camera in Diddy's compounds.