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number nine... - letterman did place a call to johnny carson, asking for his advice, and johnny said,rman is now headed for cbs. - cbs had lured him over with a salary more than four times that of leno and given him what he really wanted: the 11:30 time slot. now, as dave and jay prepare to go head-to-head, one thing is clear: late-night tv will never be quite the same. - all of a sudden, there's a talk show war. - start up your remote controls. the late-night race is about to begin. on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here on cbs, followed a week later by chevy chase on fox and, a week after that, by conan o'brien on nbc. these combatants join "the tonight show with jay leno," "arsenio," and "nightline." - it became a crowded space, and the competition became that much more difficult. - in the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly, arsenio hall. some tv writers think that arsenio could be the big loser in this free-for-all. [cheers and applause] - when letterman came in, it essentially diluted arsenio's brand because there were so many alternatives. - i'm sad to see you g

it's johnnie cochran, civil rights attorney who was part of some sense legal defense team. a defense team that fame and money allows him sent to hire famous local and national attorneys a group that would borrow a moniker from the 92 olympics a dream team. it also included star defense attorneys f. lee bailey and alan dershowitz, and also the dna expert, barry scheck. something also hired his friend, robert kardashian, the father of the kardashian sisters the first assignment for the case though, was robert shapiro >> robert shapiro has made a name for himself representing high profile clients, including ball players, vince coleman and darryl strawberry comedian johnny carson, and actor marlon brando sun christian. but in a matter of weeks as oj simpson's lead attorney shapiro has catapulted from criminal defense lawyer to international media star and i'm doing tonight by another member of the dream team of defense attorneys, carl douglas and carl, it is great to have you joining us. i just wonder well, what was it like when you got this news today? >> you know kaitlan, fir

>> well, you know,, when johnny cochran was still alive after oj, johnny used to basically rent himself to go around the country for jury selection and johnny would sit at the table and basically, he would eliminate all of the people that they did not want, the people who hired him. he was like a magnet, he was a kryptonite for the jurors, the people who hired him did not want. we got the opposite here, there's people coming in and by the way, this judge who'd trump has been vilifying has gone bend over backwards to ensure that this trial would last longer than you could even imagine and it's actually under the guides of being extremely fair because he's doing an individual diary, he's letting the jurors answer all of the jury questions individually, which is something that is unheard of in 40 years of never had that, even in death penalty cases. and they will be able to read out i think it in my humble opinion, all of what i call "stealth jurors" because you wait in high-profile cases that you will have stealth it jurors barbenheimer that is the biggest fear as a trial lawyer. >> jesse

and johnnie morris us one of the greatest conservationists that we've ever -- that's ever known, he'sbuild a legacy but i think his legacy will go down as the greatest conservationist. >> joh johnnie morris is the founder of bass pro shops. it's hunting, fish, but it's also conservation. i don't know people know that story about him and what he's done. >> he's done so much. everything that's out there, johnnie is involved with, clean water acts and fishing and so many things he will go down in history as one of the greatest conservationists. >> i grew up as a boy scout, grew up in the outdoors hiking and you always left it better than you found it and that's the whole point of all of this. >> that's what conservation is all about, it's for the kids in the future, the great grandchildren, grandchildren. i remember taking austin and tyler on their first hunting and fishing trips. it's unbelievable, the memories you leave for them and to see austin with his son out turkey hunting and a fishing is just amazing. >> there's nothing better than being out doors with family. pretty amazing you

if he doesn't fit, you must a quit, or that i'm telling you that same stage with johnny cochran. i mean, johnny cochran has been, been, he's passed away now obviously back in 2005 of a brain tumor. but that slogan was forever linked with johnny copper and a lot of people felt that they was that uh o. j. simpson struggling to fit that when he got up on his hands in front of the jurors in front of the world. that really, really helps think the prosecution's case, however, there are a lot of people say it was split along racial lines and a lot of people weren't really convicting him as much. so as they were conducting a digital system and you know so many, i think law schools and people even to this day still debate the case on the merit and the jurors and whether justice was served. it's just such a strain case, strange case that is a animal no anomaly for sure. and then he, he ended up behind boss for a completely separate armed robbery for all of his talent that he had. think it's how does david's does he go his bust ration? his anger got the best of him. he claims that he saw so

i'm still johnny cochran with a nightcap. if you look at o.j. and has a rather large head, o.j. simpson in a nightcap from total blocks away, is still o.j. simpson. it is no disguise, it is no disguise, it makes no sense, it is an fate, if it isn't fit, you must acquit. >> jesse: the trial lasted nearly a year. the lapd was called racist in trial, accused of framing simpson. dna evidence was fairly new, detectives were accused of sloppiness and contamination and america was on the edge of the seat. jury deliberations lasted only four hours. the verdict was in, and america, time stood still. >> the california county of los angeles, in the matter of the people of the state of california versus o.j. simpson case number v. a. 211, we the jury entitle action find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder in violation -- [ cheering and applause ] >> lots of people as he saw her some pretty strong reactions, always a very happy. >> and very happy for his family and children. they happy. mimosa very happy at the justice was served. >> jesse: the v

and i think when you talk about the division of the country, i think johnnie cochran, the attorney, he was the person who certainly i look up tool still to this day. it was about really having a trial that deflected and talked about the racism of the lapd and really made that front and center as to why oj should be acquitted, questioning the issues with respect to the police protocols, the police practices, what they did, how they focused and targeted on him to the exclusion of other evidence, just assembling a dream team. it wasn't only johnnie cochran, you remember barry shack, you remember ron gop, you remember are number of other people who were on that dream team with regard to what they did and challenging dna and looking and assessing chain of custody issues in terms of the evidence was contaminated in any respect whether or not the blood that was their belong to him, what just challenging every piece of evidence and so i think what they did wolffian really acquitting him was to focus their efforts not on the deaths and on domestic violence and on other issues which would appoin

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johnny mitchell joins us now. johnny, how did you go from college student to drug trafficker? the progression of any american college kid. that was just the market, that was who was buying up drugs generally. it's young people on college campuses. so it was just one of those things, every kid back in the nineties and 2000 sold weed so i was no different. and i got into it at the university of oregon and i got good at it and i just kept it going. and by 2008, 2009, i had shipped i don't know, thousands of pounds through the u.s. mail, all over the united states. so it was quite unexperienced. >> jesse: what was it like when you first started getting involved in the cartel? >> well, the first time i ever met these guys, i was massively hung over. i was taking keg stands the night before and then my buddy reminds me, you might want to take it easy, we have to go meet mexican drug traffickers tomorrow. so i was like, okay,, yeah. so we drive 10 hours down the i. five to this tiny little town in northern california, we went to some dumpy little motel room and we met these dudes and

johnny hit the streets to ask. >> guess what donald trump said now? decrepit something. >> enough. >> he said his uncle was eaten by cannibals. >> that's nasty. >> donald trump lies about everything. >> to -- do you believe it? actually it was joe biden who said that. >> that i could believe. >> i can believe it there. >> are you serious? >> yes, they did. >> i don't know anyone that's ever gotten in by cannibals. >> get in my belly. >> joe biden said his uncle's plane was shot down in new guinea and then cannibals eight him. the pentagon says that is not true. >> where is new guinea at? is in the pentagon and america? >> everything that comes out of his mouth is lies and makes no sense. >> the white house thinks you are silly if you question the story. is that fair? >> i don't know why i can't have my own opinion. >> they know we are right. >> they are still bringing it up. >> you would be a great press secretary for joe biden. >> thank you. is that a complement? >> they are hiding something. >> where is the real joe biden then? >> it's called the wh

governor moore, congressman, mayor scott, county executive johnny o. -- i like that. to all the military members and first responders, most importantly to the people of maryland, i am here to say your nation has your back and i mean it. your nation has your back. [applause] you have without exaggeration one of the finest delegations in the congress of any state in the union and they know how to get this done and we will get this paid for. i was just briefed by the unified command about the outgoing impact of this tragic collapse of the francis scott key bridge last tuesday. the damage is devastating and our hearts are still breaking. 8 -- 8 -- construction workers went under the water when the bridge fell, six lost their lives. most were immigrants but all were marylanders. hard-working, strong and selfless. after pulling a night shift fixing potholes, they were on a break when the ship struck. just seconds before one of the men, named carlos who was only 24, left a message for his girlfriend that said we just poured cement, we are waiting for it to dry, he said. all

i >> this is johnny cash.the greatest writers of all time. >> and his song writer. >> you know that johnny cash song writer right about a johnny cash song more than 20 years after johnny cash's death, universal music is going to issue a collection of unreleased johnny cash recordings. >> 11 tracks all recording said he didn't demos everything in 1993. all originals. how amazing that be, yeah. >> fulsome folsom prison blues. yeah. come on. man is a song i did go well. you know we've got lots of sunshine around the corner anyways today. it's still a little partly cloudy tomorrow. if we see any chance of rainfall in this forecast, it will be tomorrow and it's literally just a sprinkle or 2. >> and then we're back to the 70's, ok, hugh casa, i'm not arrogant. i'm always right. narrator: a bully husband berates his bride. he says, you disgust me. don't touch me until you're under 200 pounds. you call your wife a fat pig!

johnny is also able to act completely independently display phones. so we never do that though because it's important to us that the human care isn't replace. and then there's always a caregiver there and call me on this pepper. jamie and johnny are not classified as actual care robots. they're not skilled enough for that. yeah. but what's in store in the future is being researched in nearby bavaria, where the robot gummy might one day help elderly people with daily tasks is to see the see. that's our goal is to support patients for as long as possible, so that they continue to live at home independently with some mechanical assistance initially. that's still a long way down the road. the gummy is still very much a research project. along with every day assistance that might also play a role in tele medicine one day. for 4 years, dr. otto, charlie unnecessary, and his team has been researching how robotics and artificial intelligence might be used effectively in the health care sector. gummy is constantly being taught new skills like interpreting more

we sent in johnny.ey saw our cameras they started packing up. >> what's going on. >> i don't know why they don't want to let us sell because we have many people here who need it. we are generating money, we generate tour $3000 daily in taxes of stuff we sell. ranks, used clothes, used things that are given to us and we sell it. >> we are selling out here but when i came over you packed up, why? >> when the media calms the police comes and they take everything. >> jesse: when the cameras come the police follow. the illegal market closes, prostitutes skedaddle. the only way to clean up neighbourhoods today is by embarrassing the politicians. broadcasters streets to the country... the people who lived in the district they don't feel safe. >> is this a safe neighbourhood -- safe neighbourhood? >> no. >> what goes on here? >> a lot of prostitution. >> people selling on the slight -- sidewalks that can barely walk. >> it is dangerous. >> i live in this neighbourhood for many years. i see a lot of drugs and pr

later, nothing happened as much from johnny's point of view , there for iran's operation. later , they really just want to show our bodies how much everyone is against us and how innocent we are. they do, and unfortunately, especially in the western part of the world, a lot of people believe it, because after all, it is their own media. at the hands of the zionists, of course, now , thank god, they are waking up . can you give some examples of the contradictions in the zionist behavior in the media and in the presentation of news? for our viewers , yes, well, in terms of just wanting to show, they say that iran is weak, they can't help it, and they all say what a heavy operation. it was really characteristic that they can do anything. look, first he says america has the right, then let this installation continue, then the regime itself says he has the right to do this later. secondly, what do they have to do with iran? look at what it is doing. they are trying to focus on iran. there is a strange unity in the world. muslims and non-muslims all over the world support iran.

all frpaul from iowa, i think sg johnny is not fair to johnny. >> i actuallad iy it's quiteit'i the compliment from connecticut, joy reid thinks trumps shuffles read the floor and whate joe biden's brad astaire john from florida so trump can't call illegals killers animals, but they can call him an animal can. >> make it make sense, because some of these people right for this show, because this is gold,e show they mark frommaf arizona, ten of those toilets would be worth as muchro as mar-a-lago. as dh. >> becky from tempe, arizona, it's dangerous to do the cold plunge more than 3 minutes. tell3 that to jesse watters in the navy seals. ow tony from brown city, michigan. just imagine how this could i'm sound. >> i'm watters paws and this wor is mldy world.. >> that's it for tonight.r dvr the show and always remember i'm waters paws and this is my

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johnny asked about biden's uncle, boosie, who was eaten by cannibals. >> oh, i can't wait. joe biden is like a bag of dope. donald trump. that cocaine. you went to heroin? >> like slow joe. or tell you what the what do you want, the heroin or the cocaine? >> well, i mean, recovering. >> wow. johnny there it is. harold, we don't have time for you, but can i just make it airborne? we love what you say. i wi >> all right, that's it. right? >> welcome to jesse watters. primetime tonigh>> jest. ump es trump escapes the cageca and makes a play. >> we're going to be doingrallyt a rally at madison square gardengarden. who's behind the arab springeti break? >> a prime time investigatioinv show your face. show your face. >>ace.e you scared to show your face? with more on this stormy weather, here's our weather personh more o and bona fide meteorologist. >> al roker, thanks a lot,th kermit. >> now, here's where the hurricane is right now. rricannoal roker's getting sued. i was. by the way, how do you think uncle buzzy tasted uncle who? >> there's an animal loose on the streets in new

you took a of johnny higgins, didn't you? yeah. do you know when that picture was developed? the enemy will see something more than higgins in. the background. they'll see a pretty big formation of tanks. so what? it's no military secret that we've got tanks. maybe the tanks aren't, but the formation is a very valuable secret secret. oh, the formation, huh? the enemy knows that tanks are never massed such an extent near the front unless an immediate offensive is planned. yeah. now that's what they can. from your harmless picture of johnny higgins. gee, i never thought of it that way. of course, you. you were spending all your time thinking of ways to fool the sergeant. all right, all right. so i made a mistake. when your life and, the lives of all your comrades are at stake, it's no longer a mistake, but a crime and a crime as serious as murder. remember that. okay. okay. i heard you. wise guy. i'm having to leave behind. leave behind. oh, yeah, yeah. my camera. glad you came across for that, morgan. i know you had it. just want to save it. give it up yourself. that's a fine

johnny timpson was the uk's first disability ambassador. the department for work and pensions to claw back overpaid benefits was "devastating" for vulnerable families. our correspondent ben woolvin reports. johnny timpson has dedicated much of his life to helping others. this is him two years ago, being awarded an obe for services to disabled people. he is now giving up his role as a dementia champion to make a point about what he says is a crisis in the making. when you are limiting a neurological condition, that is a big, caring, heavy ask. that carer has a lot going on in their life. the last thing that they are probably able to get their head around is the complexity of their benefit entitlement. his complexity of their benefit entitlement.— complexity of their benefit entitlement. , ., . entitlement. his main concern unpaid carers being — entitlement. his main concern unpaid carers being told _ entitlement. his main concern unpaid carers being told told _ entitlement. his main concern unpaid carers being told told to _ entitlement. his

it’s correspondent, johnny diamond was also there. 3 ,., . ~ correspondent, johnny diamond was alsothereo there. it's back to the day 'ob for prince william after a i also there. it's back to the day 'ob for prince william after a long h for prince william after a long easter break, but perhaps more importantly, three weeks since his wife made that announcement about undergoing treatment for cancer, having preventative chemotherapy. in this kind of event is the meat and drink for the royalfamily, west this kind of event is the meat and drink for the royal family, west of london, this is a place where they collect surplus food, and then shipped out to the needy end prince william was pitching in, chatting with volunteers here. for around an hour, both outside the venue and almost certainly inside, a lot of curiosity, of course, about the condition of the princess of wales. there's been absolute silence, the palace isn't giving anything like a running commentary or any kind of information about that, but there were no direct questions, and he certainly wasn't offering up any comments, inst

ya estoy dentro de la casa de johnny ventura y mira quÉ guÍa tengo.e: seguramente hay muchas imÁgenes en el internet con alguna de estas camisas. esto es como una salita que hay aquÍ arriba.. >> esta era su sala preferida. recibÍa a quienes lo venÍan a visitar. muchos artistas vinieron por aquÍ. jesse: aquÍ estÁ la matriarca de la familia. >> bienvenidos. jesse: gracias por recibirnos. >> un placer tenerlos. jesse: tiene algo muy especial en la mano y llegÓ la hora de revelarlo. Éstos una exclusiva. >> acabamos de hacer este libro para que los niÑos del mundo conozcan la historia de vida de johnny ventura. con dado por sus nietas, las mÁs pequeÑas, donde hablan de lo que hizo su abuelo en su trayectoria. Él nos decÍa que cuando quieres hacer las cosas lo podÍas lograr. si tÚ le preguntas a un niÑoquÉ le gustarÍa ser de grande, te va decir ingeniero, arquitecto, cualquier cosa.la idea es que sepan que se puede hacer cualquier cosa con trabajo. >> maÑana es el lanzamiento oficial en repÚblica dominicana. en mayo creo que vamos a estar en miami, luego pu

he had exceptional lawyers with johnny cochran. if you have financial resources, the difference as opposed to someone indigent, and obviously about race. what i remember about that case, the lead detective on direct exam came across a choirboy and you find out in cross-examination that he used the n-word and he used it often . this was like one of the first televised trials. i believe the case was lost when that came out because it solidified the racism at that time in the lapd. that is really, you know, dna, you know, excellent cross- examination, so this was really that big first trial. o.j. simpson was a beloved athlete who made movies, commercials, all of us of a certain age remember him running through the airport on commercials, so celebrity also probably played a big part in his acquittal but you also have to give credit to the exceptional attorneys. >> yeah, and that is so important and something i was just thinking about and i'm glad you highlighted that. you know, how having the wherewithal and the means to have a dream d

johnny hit the streets of you could find a new yorker who would give trump a fair shake. [ ♪♪ ] >> doognize this man? >> brings a smile to my face of her time, as i do. >> that's the man who helps out of the black people. >> president donald trump. >> [ bleep ]. >> and never attack him on his leg, believe me has plenty of subject matter that is. >> what is your opinion of him? >> he speaks the truth to sue and i like him, i think is a character,. >> i think he is a liar is. >> trump rhymes with the dump. >> your jogging him? >> yes, that means i [ bleep ] with the trump to a know hell no. >> i like that. [ laughter ] >> donald trump is on trial in manhattan. >> come and see me! >> finally. the bleep see what we need him back in the office pro. >> i did not know that. you telling me now for the first time. >> at what is on trial for? >> don't know, don't care what he is guilty. >> he's on trial for doing everything -- everybody else is doing, the only problem was it a like him so he's on trial he won the hush money payments. >> what is a crime? >> are you for real? what is a crime? >>

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do i need to get johnny a sportt coat? i mean , how rude of him not o to show up to sharpton's event without a sport jacket. >> how rude. i'm waters, and this is my world. and welcome to hannity.elcome tonight, a deadly shootout caught on tape. to26-year-old dexter reed kille- during a traffic stoye

seriously, what do you want johnny to sign your book? bill from chicago. >> don't you know miller's first name? use it. usestephen. right. not soon. it's going to be one gary froml be texas. >> if migrants came to take the jobs of lawyerse th and newscasters, we'd never hear the end of it. for meb ofrs at least i tell yo cnn. >> but i thinki te chatgpt you'l probably take cnn's job to win from grant, florida. i th said.f he >> if he can't pronounce it, prt. n't eat i that would probably limit my menu. quick. >> anyway, i'll see you at fort myers tomorrow. i'm waters and. myeri y world now.

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what is the legacy of this case and what does it say about johnnie cochran?or civil rights his entire career, this brought it to the forefront. it brought about the activity in los angeles at the time. it talked about how lawyers make a difference in making sure the police and state are held to a certain standard before they can incarcerate someone. here's the firm, the legacy is that we fight for our clients. we make sure they have a proper defense and put our best foot forward. we do what we do best, which is advocate for our clients. >> johnnie became one of the most famous people in america. months after the case i'd walk down the street with johnnie cochran, who became a friend of mine. there was no former president. there was no rock star. you could walk with who had more recognition on the streets than johnnie cochran in the months after this case. >> michael: i can believe that. >> rebecca: dan brought up the circus that was happening outside the courtroom. this was so polarizing. how did that factor into the trial and the strategy? >> race was at the

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you mentioned johnny cochran but there were a whole slew of people on court tv and evening newscastsple would've watched, notjust because it was newsworthy because it was entertainment. it's a political podcast here, we talk about politics, and i should talk about there was a very real political element to this, a race element to this. i mentioned, iwould watch this. i mentioned, iwould watch this with my co—workers on the eighth floor of an office building in los angeles and we all agreed oj simpson was guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt, he definitely did it, they had audio tapes of him raging against his ex—wife and slamming on the door to break into her apartment at one point why she was calling 911, this was evidence that he had this seething rage which would lead conceivably to a murder. then i would walk downstairs and talk to the person at the front door, a security guard, who was black, and he was convinced oj simpson did not do it, and would you talk to black people in los angeles who had a very strong suspicion of the police, remember rodney king and the race riots there an

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that is where johnny cash and june carter met and those are your headlines. same day at the same hospital. will: i'm debating to myself whether they are true country music fans or modern-day hipsters. i don't picture a lot of 25-year-olds knowing, i know, but knowing june carter. i'm trying to figure out what kind of -- >> was in their movie that came out? will: a decade ago. >> the point is -- they didn't know the celebrities. but they didn't know each other. so the babies -- will: what are the chances, same day, same hospital. pete: glad that resonated with you guys. will: i'm more fascinated by the 25-year-old johnny cash who knew who june carter was. let's get back to talking about mushrooms. will: that is where the logic is coming from. pete: we will get back to that. the cost of college pushing more young people to trade school. will: we will talk to one young lady bucking tradition and taking up iron working just like her dad. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, r

johnny mitchel l joins us now.w di >> so, johnny, how did you go from college student to drug traffickerudent >> yeah, well, naturally, right. that's the progression of anycog american college kid. geat was just the markete . that's who's buying up drugs generally. young people. >> it's people on college campuses. so, you know, it was. just one of those things. >> every kid back in the 90s and 2000 sold weed. so i was no different. and i got into it at the university of oregon and i got good at it and i just kept it it going. and, you know, by 2008, 2009, i had shipped, i don't know, thousands of pounds through the u.s. mail all over poun. states. >> so, you know, it was quite it was quite an experience. in what was that like when: whaw you first started getting involved in the sinaloa cartel ? >> well, the first time i everes met these guys, i was massivelya hung over. i was like taking keg stands the night befores takis th. and then my buddy, he reminds me, he's like, dude, you might want to take it easymeu migh. >> we got to go meet mexican drug traffickers tomorrow. >> and so i'm like, ok

so what, so conclusion, how to johnny is a must see some one about on next on. let's head down into the historic center. second stop charles bridge on the whole tom, every of us. it's very popular on instagram, but does it look as good in bring a line? charles bridge is one of the oldest stone bridges in europe, lined with statues. it's a symbol of a city named off to input charles the fault. once but he mean kings won't to cross it to be crowned now it's tourist from all over the well the unfortunately, charles bridge is almost always of a crowd. it we recommend that you walk across it quickly and save your time for a unique sweets pastry. that's approx speciality does wrapped around the stink bates and rolled and cinnamon and sugar, but it's hard to pronounce the day for building so it's something like this trip down make. so what about the final reality check off the stop? it's an absolute star instagram. the old town square with its famous astronomical clock. so does it look as good in real life as and instagram of why use every one looking up the every hour

they pointed square example today to the case again, a number of people making the very dangerous johnny across the channel who lost the lives saying that is exactly what this legislation is designed to prevent his cases like best as the counselor arguments about those that that should be all the measures in place that prevents people making these crossings that this legislation isn't necessary. so, so with that in mind that the government intends for this to be a means of deterrence. an important consideration to take into account is, does this kind of policy actually deter people from coming as well as on tested steps. so it not yet clear that suddenly what the government is arguing, but it is also worth pointing out since the stress of this has been naming for 2 years, 2 years since this was 1st postponed and uh, this year that have been an increasing number of people still willing to make that very dangerous, johnny and critics, this legislation will say, these are people who are prepared to risk the lives, the threats of being sent through a one day, particularly in the numbers of p

one of the famous parts of the trial is johnny cochrane saying the glove doesn't fit, years that moment. >> if you look at o.j. simpson over there and he has a rather large hand, o.j. simpson in a knit cap from two blocks away is still o.j. simpson. it's no disguise, it's no disguise. it makes no sense. it doesn't fit. if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> he had a strategy and listen it worked for all intents and purposes. >> it worked great, regardless of what you think of him, the strategy resonated with the jury he took the focus essentially off of o.j. simpson and put the lapd on trial. he throughout allegations of racism, throughout allegations of police misconduct. the police were planting evidence. let's not forget the testimony of detective herman. he perjured himself on the stand , said he never used the n. word and on the heels of rodney king it was not surprising that there was a double acquittal in this case. he was a master trial attorney trace. >> trace: one of the prosecutors clearly was always a bit frustrated she had his interview she gave back in 2016 and said the fol