at johnny cochran's funeral in march of 2005. >> how was he received there?> at that setting he was received well. i remember al sharpton was one of the people giving a eulogy. and he first asked all of the lawyers to stand up and he then asked anyone who johnny cochran represented the standup. o.j. and michael jackson were just a few chairs away. and they both stood up. and my community after the trial o.j. was always received well. >> really? >> yes. >> yes, please. >> well, there's the thing. he buried the lead there. because al sharpton gave one of the eulogies. they were in this huge church. he looks down at o.j. he said brother simpson, when that verdict came in in 1995 and we all erupted in cheers. we weren't cheering for you. we were cheering for johnnie. and the entire surge explode -- church sbloded. >> that's what many don't understand. >> there were a lot of people who exploded and never knew who johnny cochran was. >> what they knew were african-american lawyers and they learned that competence comes in all colors, charlie. i remember attending a

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i do. >> reporter: but when it comes to johnnie cochran -- >> i am ashamed of mr.llow himself to become an apologist for this man. >> reporter: despite their fiery exchanges in front of the jury, darden remembers his courtroom foe fondly. >> i miss johnnie. i wish he were here. i wish we could sit in a room like this and argue about that case. as a lawyer, you know, i had nothing but respect for johnnie cochran and i till do. >> reporter: now, darden also says that if he could do things again he wouldn't even join the prosecution team at all. his book about that trial "in contempt" in available in paperback or on e-book. robin. >> all right, mara. we bring in cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. he's in washington and abc news senior legal correspondent sunny hostin is good enough to be with us in the studio. good morning to you both. let me start with you, jeffrey. you were there in that courtroom every day. what did you make -- >> i was. >> what did you make of darden's performance? >> well, i thought he did a competent job mostly. the issue in the case was f

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at johnny cochran's funeral in march of 2005. >> rose: how was he received there?hat setting he w asked ay cochran to stand up. and i looked to the side and o.j. and michael jackson were just a few chairs away. and they both stood up. and my community after the trial, o.j. was always received well. >> rose: really. >> yes. >> can i ask something. >> rose: yes, please. >> he sort of buried the lead there because al sharpton gave one of the eulogies. and we're in this sorted of huge church and o.j. is in the audience. and he looks down at o.j. and he said brother simpson, with all due respect, when that verdict came in on october 3rd, 1995, and we all erupted in cheers, we weren't cheering for you. we were cheering for johnny. and the entire church exploded. and so i think that says. >> is that true? >> yes. that's really what many don't under stand. >> rose: why. >> semitrue. >> rose: there were a lot of people that exploded never knew who johnny cochran hardly was. >> but what they saw were african-american lawyers and they learned that competent tense comes in all

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at johnny cochran's funeral in march of 2005. charlie: how was he received?tting, he was received well. al sharpton was one of the people giving the eulogy. he asked all the lawyers who worked with johnny to stand up. he then asked anyone who johnny represented to stand up. o.j. and michael jackson were just a few chairs away and they stood up. after the trial, o.j. was always received well. he sort of buried the lead there. al sharpton gave one of the eulogies. we are in this huge church and o.j. using the audience and he looks down at o.j. and says, brother simpson, with all due respect, when the verdict came cheers,e all erupted in we weren't cheering for you. we were cheering for johnny. the entire church exploded. carl: that is what many don't understand. ezra: semi-true. charlie: there are a lot of people that exploded and never knew. carl: but what they saw, african-american lawyer, they learned that competence comes in all colors. i remember attending a convention of african-american lawyers after this particular trial, and we were received like rock

simpson's attorney johnny cochran famously told jurors if it doesn't fit, you must acquit.hey did acquit simpson of murdering his wife and her friend. he's now in jail for armed robbery. >> president obama appeared on the tonight show starring jimmy fallon last night. he had some fun while talking about his accomplishments in the white house. take a look. >> through the actions of my administration, we were able to stimulate the economy and get our country back on track. >> oh, yeah. president obama stimulated long-term growth. >> president obama also talked about donald trump, and he said that while he's not sure if the republicans are happy with their choice, his party is. >> happening now, the first family is marking a milestone. president and mrs. obama are attending the high school graduation of their oldest daughter, malia. the 17-year-old is getting her diploma from a private school at this very hour. she will take a year off and then attend harvard university. >>> an arizona woman got a very special present for her 100th birthday. dorothy martell helped welcome her

there's a sense this is something that johnnie cochran came up with on the spot and it really was jerryen members of the defense high-fiving each other. >> why didn't the glove fit, one of the reasons? >> there's a -- mike gilbert who is -- for 15 years and was really with him through the trial and beyond, he tells a story about, you know, suggesting to o.j. that, well, o.j. was a little trepedatius. he said don't take your arthritis medicine for a few weeks. hands would swell up, gloves might not fit. didn't take his arthritis medicine for a few weeks. >> what? >> i was there at the beginning of when o.j. was playing at sc when i was living out there and i knew also the extraordinary divisions in the culture in los angeles. elevating o.j. su jmpj. simpson which was an all-white temple at the time. i'm interested in what you've done here on the dna of southern california, california altogether. i remember when he was getting ready to graduate, a big southern cal booster, a very prominent agent. o.j., tell me about your friends from your childhood. i don't have any. what do you mean? >>