o.j. simpson is in that car? >> the o.j. the trial, which goes on and on and on and is televised day after day after day. >> this is going to be a long trial. there's a lot of evidence to come in. >> the o.j. simpson case was such a national phenomenon that those of us who were covering it just lived this case 24 hours a day because there was so much demand for people talking about it. >> as simpson struggled to slide the gloves on to his hands and turned to a juror saying "they're too small," prosecutors were incensed. >> the trial was on television during the hours that had >> no question that the best tv show of the '90s was the o.j. simpson trial, and everybody on it was riveting. >> nbc news in depth tonight. the simpson trial finally winding to a close. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of the murder in violation of penal code section 187a. >> the verdict of the o.j. simpson trial viewed by 150 million people. it's more people than watch presidential electio

o.j. simpson. this is 45 minutes. he talked about the mueller investigation, jeffrey epstein, and o.j. simpson. >> there is a little bit of dinner service going on over here, but everyone is trying to be as quiet as they can. i believe all of the service staff is out of the room now and we can have your undivided attention to enjoy what is sure to be a compelling discussion. lifedershowitz spent his defending civil liberties, defending free speech on college campuses, and defending israel. he joined the harvard law school factory at the age of 25. blanklyof one of our fellows. -- blankley fellows. he became america's professor after teaching more than 10,000 students. professor dershowitz has been called the winningest criminal lawyer in history. he has one -- won a vast majority of his cases. he continues to devote have his bonoice to pr -- to pro cases and causes. he has written nearly 40 bucks including his 10 most recent books that i hope all of you were able to purchase today that we featured today in our conference bookstore. "the case against the democratic house, impeaching trum

o.j. simpson. you can watch his entire appearance here on east main -- c-span. this week, we will showcase our weeklyraptures -- lectures across the country. tonight, we examined the revolutionary era. jane ellen smith explores how interactedington with his contemporaries, how he views himself and how he is remembered today. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern on c-span three. c-span3 --weekend on every weekend on c-span3. >> the u.s. senate comes back in session on monday with two important issues on their agenda, avoiding the government shutdown and anti-gun violence legislation. get a behind-the-scenes look with c-span2 cerise program this sunday. here is a preview. >> it was created in the spirit of compromise. >> thomas jefferson questioned the need for senate. >> let's follow the constitution. >> they are to protect people from the rulers and as a check on the house. hands ofs in the congress and the united states. >> the senate, using original interviews and unique access to the senate chamber. a look at the history, tradition and goals of the u.s. se

o.j. simpson.arley: and sarah paulson -- she was -- heather: let it snow, she's an amazing actress and it will do a great project. the time is 26 minutes after the top of the hour. donald trump set to visit dayton and el paso in a few hours but not everyone is welcoming him with open arms. >> the other thing i heard totally unsolicited, they tell me tell him not to come here. >> democrats demanding he canceled his plans was why can't both sides rise above partisan politics. the unity they need to. our panel will debate that up next. heather: today donald trump will visit the grief stricken communities of el paso and dayton as democrats demand congress head back to the hill to address gun-control. griff jenkins joins us with details of his trip and why some want him to stay away. >> reporter: white house aides are defending the trip as he embarks to dayton and el paso in his role as consoler in chief but critic of the local and national about our painting the visit with worries his comments are divi

o.j. simpson and sarah paulson will play linda trip. she won an emmy playing marcia clark.ver heard told. >> there is new information. >> sarah is brilliant. >> we will have "the five" watch party. >> greg, are you sure you don't want to add anything else? >> no, i am not going to do it! and james taylor song. >> chaos in colorado, springs as a cow charges into a building. it sent people scrambling after running into an art gallery. luckily a cowboy came to the rescue and lassoed the thing. that's why i don't go to art galleries. >> [laughing]. >> it was a museum or a moo-sem. >> very good. >> [laughing]. >> i feel bad for the longhorn and i am thankful for cowboys. >> you know what they say? >> every time we went to the zoo my mother said [inaudible]. i can't watch this. >> [laughing]. it's hard to lasso a longhorn like that. it really is. >> [laughing]. >> i thought about it a lot. >> i was reading up on how to tell a cow versus a steer. >> how do you? >> a cow is -- well -- >> buy them a drink. >> men don't understand the female anatomy. >> we will get out of this segmen

o.j. simpson case if they ask everybody but they remember mark furman because that was the defense attorney's strategy. attack the investigator. the facts of the case, what happened, the evidence recovered meant nothing because they wanted to shift attention away, diapered attention over to what is it about the investigation? that is what we are seeing now, smoke and mirrors. at the end of the day, through the initial impeachment investigation proceedings we will find more information. it will be interesting to see the tax returns and interesting to hear why the president asked don began to make up information. those things will come out but it will take time. daymac folks are interested to see what comes out of the inspector general's report as well on the other side of this equation. thank you for your time. >> glad to be with you. daymac night court convenes with wisconsin's governor accused of blacklisting conservative journalist. illegal eagles argues whether you can keep them out of press briefings. we the jury decide. not this john smith or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds

o.j. simpson case. they remember mark furman. everybody knows him. you know why?ey's strategy. attack the investigator. the facts of the case, what really happened, the evidence recovered, that meant nothing. they wanted to shift people's attention away, how did it start. that's what we're seeing now. playing smoke and mirrors. at the end of the day, we'll find out through the congressional investigations, maybe the initial impeachment investigation that's we find out for information. it's interesting to see what is in a tax return, why don mcgahn made up information. when he asked his own attorney to do that. that will come out. it's going to take time to do it. >> shannon: a lot of folks are interested to see what comes out in the inspector general's report as well. tonight, michael and robert, thanks for your time. >> glad to be with you. >> shannon: night court convenes next. wisconsin's governor accused of black listing conservative journalists. you, the jury, the ebb side. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent

o.j. simpson which there were two trials, a civil trial that followed the acquittal. epstein case living on in the public media for many years to come. >> paul callan, and ellie honig, thank you as well. for the breaking news of the death of jeffrey epstein in his new york jail. we'll have more news, after this. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if you've had me

o.j. simpson" which was amazing and "the assassination of versace" they think they can bring a different take the series will, quote, explore the overlooked dimensions of the women who found themselves caught up in the scandal and political war that cast a long shadow over the clinton presidency. so sounds very much, dana, like this is going to be much more from the female perspective, which will give it obviously a different take. >> dana: and kind of delicious. when's it going to air? >> reporter: yeah. impeachment american crime story will go into production in february, due to begin airing september 2020 just before the november presidential election. that's going to be good for ratings. it's bound to create some controversy. although no one called clinton is in the running for the presidency at this point at least. >> dana: yeah, caveat there. jonathan hunt, thank you. president trump on his way to el paso texas after visiting dayton ohio after the wake of two mass shootings. at the same time, joe biden taking on president trump as we await his remarks in iowa. biden accusing the preside

o.j. simpson. hosted by the steamboat institute, this is 45 minutes. thank you so much. have enjoyed your dinners on this beautiful evening. there is a little dinner service still going on, but i know everyone is trying to be as quiet as they can. i believe the service staff is out of the room, and we can have your undivided attention to enjoy what is sure to be a very compelling discussion. has spent hisz life defending civil liberties, defending free speech on college campuses, and defending israel. he joined the harvard law school faculty at the age of 25, the age of one of our blankley fellows, now that i think of it. isn't that something? he became america's professor after teaching more than 10,000 students. professor dershowitz has been called the winningest criminal lawyer in modern history. he has won a vast majority of his cases ed has never lost a client to the death penalty. he continues to devote his practice to pro bono cases and causes. he has written nearly 40 books, including his two most recent books that i hope all of you were able to buy today that we

o.j. simpson. they got a $50 million judgment against him, they couldn't collect anything.is completely judgment proof and airtight and any verdicts against him are going to be useless because you're not going to be able to collect. >> so, avery, in these civil cases, there will be this pursuit of alleged co-conspirators also. >> exactly. >> and when we talk about the span of time, whether it 15 years, it like's likely some ofe alleged co-conspirators will say i don't recall. that will make it very difficult for the accusers, will it not? >> i'm very optimistic about the litigation. when one of the children, one of the teens was involved there, among the things that epstein would do, she was starring in a high school play so he sent flowers. another one he was indicating a willingness to play tuition at syu. the discovery will involve going into record, looking into the tr trusts to see if they were properly put together. given the nature of discovery, the record, calendars, computers, i am very optimistic the victims are going to -- it not hooping and hollering. it's a sob

o.j. simpsons of the world and more recently jeffrey epstein. there may be all forms of negligence that are associated with his death here. that's not the stuff of a criminal case or conspiracy. could be a lot to look at from the d.o.j. perspective, with the manage minute and the way they treated somebody. a lot of information we don't have that we want. maybe we'll get this from the medical examiner report, about what was epstein saying was happening to him. and what kind of notice did they have he was a serious suicide risk. >> well, maybe we do know that the trail of negligence, we'll find of the the source and catherine herridge mentioned 93% of the overtime done was voluntary and we heard there was a chronic issue there. but the conspiracy theorys will continue to live until the questions are answered. it seems like an unusual string of circumstances that led to epstein being alone in the cell to parentally be able to commit suicide. >> right. let me say a couple of broad things. the thirst is that epstein was in the business of shmoozing,

o.j. simpson. you can watch his conference tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. announcer: the u.s. senate comes back into session on monday, september 9 with two important issues on their agenda. avoiding the government shutdown, and anti-gun violence legislation. get a behind-the-scenes look with c-span's history program, the senate, conflict and compromise. here is a preview. >> the government in which we live was created among compromise and ritual concession. >> thomas jefferson questioned the need for the senate. >> let's file the constitution. >> the framers established the senate to protect people from their rulers and as a check on the house. >> the fate of this country and maybe even the world lies in the hands of congress and the u.s. senate. announcer: the senate, conflict and compromise. using original interviews, c-span's video archives, and unique access to the senate chamber. we will look at the history, traditions, and roles of the u.s. senate. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span. " continues. host:

o.j. simpson, recently hernandez. what does it tell you? >> i think, look, the family has the right to have somebody that's there. i don't think the financial resources are a challenge and i'm not implying that the doctor charged some outrageous amount for this, but financial resources are not a problem in this instance for the estate of jeffrey epstein. i think when we look at this and baten being there, look, they want to have somebody there who's perceived as an absolute expert in this field. i know not everybody would agree with that in the legal field but he is who he is. >> is he an insurance policy in the case of a wrongful death lawsuit? >> possibly. >> no, i don't think so. last night they turned around they're going to release autopsy results tonight, and they go we need more information to do that. i thought that was unusual and interesting. >> thank you so much. and all these questions, the hows and the whys, the mysterious nature of epstein's death if you want to call it that combined with the rumors of powerful figures caught

o.j. simpson, did he do it, did he not do it? there are questions and we might all have our own passionate opinion, but it is not fact. the fact is, jean harris pulled the trigger. and that might change in the cultural memory as well. at the time, it was exciting and it was dramatic, it had all of these narrative elements, but we kind of knew the ending. she pulled the trigger, hai died. we did not know the why, that is not as exciting of the question, if you think about all of the murder mysteries ever written, not a whole lot of them tell you upfront who did it and then figure out the motive. there is at least one tv series that does. and a couple of books but most of them the mystery is whodunit. it is called that for a reason. it also helps to bring it back over as a movie. remember when we did lizzie borden and we saw the four or five different movies about her, there are about 2 about jean harris. now you have something to do this we can. lizzie borden's movies are more constant. every few years, one comes out. i think that

o.j. simpson and the trial then. to stand watch over the autopsy. is not quite out yet, but the drip drip is happening. >> charlie: when you consider how notoriously difficult these cases are to prosecute, the fact they had put together the number of people who have come forward and taken that incredibly courageous step of saying, "i'm willing to say all the hard things that happen," the fact that they got the case that far makes it all the more upsetting that it just sort of falls through the cracks. >> melissa: forgive me for being skeptical about the idea that they will look at the tapes outside the cell and see if anyone went in or out. we already heard -- why were they not looking inside the cell of the time? that all of this went on? now, to introduce this idea into it that it's possible he was strangled, it undermined so much faith in the system. and i but we will never know. >> harris: leslie, getting to the bottom line of what happens in any facility is important. this is a federal facility where they sometimes park suspects for terrorism i

o.j. simpson story, fascinating. >> yeah, yeah. ryan murphy's unbelievable.g series will be called "impeachment" and focus on the scandal that nearly cost bill clinton his presidency. sarah paulsen is on board to play linda tripp. beanie feldstein will play lewinsky. the script is based on the best-selling book "a vast conspiracy." >> production on the tv show slated to begin in february with a premiere next fall 2020. that will be good. >> a lot of people watching that. >>> next it's time for the biggest party of the year, and we're not talking about the met gala. it's magic johnson's annual summer bash on the high seas. check the mailbox, our invitation's in there. the former pro athlete has rented his most expensive yacht yet complete with a gym, a movie theater, a hot tub, not one but two massage rooms, and a whole nightclub. >> what? >> the cost, about $1 million a week. if his past vacations are any indication, he will shell out about $6 million for his usual six-week trip. >> you know, casual. magic setting sail from the coast on the 281-foot yacht. in

o.j. simpson and jeffrey epstein. here's a preview. alan: look, i am a criminal defense lawyer. me make an admission here tonight. the vast majority of my clients have been guilty. thank god for that. would anyone want to live in a country where the vast majority of people accused of crime are innocent? that's iran. that's china. that's russia. that's venezuela. that's cuba. that's not the united states of america. thank god we have a system that only tries to go after the guilty. and why does that system still work? because criminal defense lawyers don't make it easy for prosecutors. we press them. we attack them. we challenge them. we tell them that unless you have the goods, we're going to beat you, and that way they only go after people who they believe are guilty. f we let up for a moment, if they won't represent the people that you told me about -- and i don't like most of my clients, i have to tell you that. [laughter] but if i didn't represent people like that, first of all, i couldn't teach my students to do it. people say, oh, they deserve a representation. they don't

o.j. simpson and jeffrey epstein. here is a preview. i am a criminal defense lawyer, let me make an admission here tonight, the vast majority of my clients have been guilty. [laughter] thank god for that. would anyone want to live in a country where the vast majority of people accused of crime or innocent? that is iran? that is china. venezuela, cuba. not the united states of america. thank god we have a system that only tries to go after the guilty. ?hy does that system still work because criminal defense lawyers don't make it easy for prosecutors. them,ss them, we attack we challenge them, we tell them that unless you have the goods, we will beat you, that way they only go after people they believe are guilty. if we let up for a moment, the rogue gallery of people that you have told me about, if lawyers didn't represent them -- and i didn't like most of my clients, i will tell you that -- but if i didn't represent people like matt, first of all, i couldn't teach my students to do it. ethics is ang legal professor for 40 years. if i di

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o.j. simpson and jeffrey epstein. here's a preview. >> i never met the woman. i never heard of her. i never met her, and she, because the e-mails recently that were sealed. they tried to steal. they first tried to keep 60. we subpoena the e-mails. the lawyers for said they didn't have any of we finally got them. in the e-mails she admits that in 2011, which is nine just after she planchette sex with the concept of times and places i never was at, islands can righteous, and for my own house she said i sex with her, and then she came into my house. at the time i had a young daughter. we had video disability adding that she said you at sex with me in 2002. 2011 she writes an e-mail proving she never heard of me. she has to be told dershowitz kapisa guy who represented klos thank you k-uppercase-letter mr. you should put them in your book. this is all in e-mails. you should put in your book because he will help you sell the book. so then she puts me in the book as someone she did not have sex with. she said she had sex with professor steve ritchie h-uppercase-letter at sex with lesley w

o.j. simpson. >> there is a little bit of dinner service going on over here, but everyone is trying to bes quiet as they can. i believe all of the service staff is out of the room now and we can have your undivided attention to enjoy what is sure to be a compelling discussion. lifedershowitz spent his defending civil liberties, defending free speech on college campuses, and defending israel.

o.j. simpson. it feels like destiny. can you feel it?ent." no word yet on who will play the clintons but we know lewinsky will be a producer she tells "vanity fair" i was hesitant and truthfully more than a little scared to sign on but after a lengthy dinner meeting with ryan murphy, i came to understand even more clearly how dedicated he is to giving a voice to the marginalized. lewinsky said it wasn't until the past few years she was able to reclaim her narrative that includes a 2015 ted talk about bullying and being shamed. >> it may not be shameless, quick or easy but you can insist on a different ending to your story. >> reporter: and last year she told her story or a&e's docuseries "the clinton affair." >> i still have regret every day. and it's the consequences for this and the pain that was caused it was enormous. >> reporter: in an interview with craig last year, former president clinton said he had not spoken with the former intern since the scandal broke. >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel like talking to -- >> no --

o.j. simpson and jeffrey epstein. >> let me make it a mission here tonight, the vast majority of my clients have been guilty. thank god for that. in a anyone want to live country where the vast majority of people accused of crime are innocent. china,ems wrong, that is that is russia, that is venezuela, that is cuba, that is not the united states of america. thank god we have a system that only tries to go after the guilty, and why does that system still work, because criminal defense lawyers do not make it easy for prosecutors. we attack them, we challenge them, we tell them that in less you have the goods, we will be you. that way, they only go after people they believe are guilty. moment, was for a represent the rogue gallery of people that i told you about. i do not like most of my clients. if i did not represents clients not that, then i would teach my students about that. if i did not defend those people, then the government would start going after people who were marginal, and people say that a conservative is a liberal who has been mugged. ok. i understand that. a civil libertarian,

o.j. simpson and jeffrey epstein. >> let me make an admission tonight.ajority of my have been guilty. thank god for that. would anyone want to live in a country with a vast majority of people accused of crime are innocent? that is china, that is russia, that is venezuela, that is cuba, that is not the united states of america. thank god we have a system that only tries to go after the guilty. and why does that system still work? because criminal defense lawyers don't make it easy for prosecutors. we press them. we attack them. we challenge them. we tell them, unless you have the goods, we are going to beat you. that way, they only go after people who they believe are guilty. , a welet up for a moment don't represent the rose gallery people you talk about, and i don't like my clients. [laughter] if i did not represent people like that, first of all, i could not teach my students to do it. they say, they deserve representation, no, they deserve me and i was teaching legal ethics for 40 years, and if i did not defend those people, then the government will g

o.j. simpson. hosted by the steamboat institute, this is 45 minutes. thank you so much. have enjoyed your dinners on this beautiful evening. there is a little dinner service still going on, but i know everyone is trying to be as quiet as they can. i believe the service staff is out of the room, and we can have your undivided attention to enjoy what is sure to be a very compelling discussion. has spent hisz life defending civil liberties, defending free speech on college campuses, and defending israel. he joined the harvard law school faculty at the age of 25, the