Okay, I'm gonna try to see a great, great, one-ton episode of Truth to Power. I am your host, Tyris, Terrell, McKnight, and today. I want to discuss the death of OJ, the life and the death of OJ, because, you know, for those who don't know, all of the other James Simpson has passed away at the age of 76, after his battle with prostate cancer, I believe it was. And you're gonna be expected this, but during the news of compassion, we, white supremacists and suspected white supremacists alike have been celebrating and saying good riddance, Caitlin Jenner said that, whatever that means, Caitlin Jenner actually wrote us about it, and tried to speak.
But, you know, I want to talk about the OJ case and give you guys an open perspective, because over the years the narrative has been, oh yeah, he did it, and which is a complete lie. If you tell a lie, longer enough than anybody, believe it, right? So when OJ was acquitted in America, which he should have been, because he should have been tried in the first place, I don't know if he just has a kid, I don't know if he has a child, I remember going home and came to get home to watch Hori Cappie, news outlets like this and different entities of their nature. But during the OJ trial, it was just showing that he was just innocent throughout the trial, but one person I remember particularly was Johnny Cochrane, Johnny Cochrane was an idol and he was just a child, and he was just a child.
But during the OJ trial, many things came to life, and the reason I would do it was acquitted was because of Johnny Cochrane, that's the reason I want to be a lawyer. And I just remember during the trial, he was just so articulate, he just had their aura of black empowerment and black power around him, and it was just a time. But during the OJ trial, many things came to life, and the reason I would do it was to quit it in America was there were a few reasons why. And why is because the prostitution was very sloppy and very incompetent.
They tried their best to frame OJ, but thank goodness for OJ, the yeah, commas and lawyers such as Johnny Cochrane. These people said that OJ in a 25 minute period, with all writers, by the way, went to his wives, just one day went to his wife's ex-wife's house that he bought, went and killed her and her suspected boyfriend in a fifth-arraging jealousy. Again, proceeded to take a shower, wipe all the blood in every and so forth, and get on playing to Chicago. No, for a first, huh?
It gets better. So they said, OJ cut his hand on some glass in Chicago to explain the customs on. They said, no, that must have been from when you were stabbing your ex-wife and a suspected boyfriend. But the only problem with that is they said OJ had on gloves, but the gloves had no cuts in them or anything like that.
Right? No, it is better. So they said, oh, oh, James, we found these bloody socks in your home. That is these bloody gloves at your house.
Everything they wanted to do. The gloves didn't fit. Also the socks contain a chemical called EDTA, which is not found in a human body. The only way you're EDTA, if you're putting that in a bowel, in a lab, which they did with OJ's blood, OJ voluntarily gave his blood.
And that's how they tried to do the framework. Right? Then they said, OJ had on some Bruno Magle, some dress shoes, and then a Deedus outfit and a skull cap. And he was able to, in a span of 25 minutes, commit the murders and make it back home to his residence and catch a play.
Which is just impossible. It's impossible. Also, and Google is different for those who are listening. Nicole's mother said that the last phone call she got from her was at 11 o'clock PM.
I mean, the OJ was already on the plane calling to Chicago at this point. I think the murders commenced around 11-25, but what the case is? Maybe I think when he did the analysis, initially he said some of my 11-25 was something like that. OJ was already done.
But one of the main reasons why OJ got acquitted was, this guy right here, this is lying about him. Fair use. He said Mark Farmer and Detective Rita Tucker, who quote unquote found all the evidence on the show. There you go.
Mark Farmer said I plead the fifth. And that wasn't the only committal perforate he did throughout the trial. He committed perforate throughout the trial. He said he never used them, come to find out he was using the N word, each and every chance he got.
And they found out that he was up the plane, evidence, he had the plane evidence on many black people. And for those who don't know, Ron Goldman, which I suspect to be a drug dealer at that time, at that point in time, he was right around there in New Carvey. How could you afford that on the radar salary? I suspect Ron Goldman was the target.
And he was out there dropping out drugs with Nicole. And he ended up getting caught up in his own ship. Because he never could explain that salary. And then two or three of their friends in the band, the same way they did.
I got six months before and I got six months after. One of the guys named Michael Nick, he got in and blown up in the car accident. Google is your friend, look it up. And we got people like, hey, and generally we're actually murdered somebody in the car accident and talking about something.
Oh, good riddance. You have something very bad stuff. Now with OJ, OJ, OJ, OJ, I'm not going to celebrate his death. It's not something to be celebrated.
Do I feel as if OJ could have in his lifespan done war for the black community and black people like and helped other black people to get to his types? Yes. But one of the best friends, Marcus Allen, he's that way. He's that because OJ, a lot of people love OJ.
But OJ just really wanted to get in with them folks. And once he got up with them folks, they end up changing on. Unfortunately, unfortunately, OJ was a great football player, a great businessman. But at the end of the day, his skin tone did not change who he was in America.
So they keep on giving you this narrative of he was guilty. He was, no, he wasn't. That's why he was acquitted. There's too much evidence to suggest that he didn't do it.
They tried their best to frame OJ, and it wasn't able to do it. They did their best to frame it. And for those who think that it's OK to speak ill of the dead and things like that, your time has come as well. What would your legacy be?
Because OJ legacy is a little fine. I would blame both college and NFL, great businessman, the HRS company, the last days. And I was late inside. And they liked my football charges years ago.
I tried making them 10 years. But they haven't done that 10 years. I think I'm on some phone charges. I'm still in back of his own stuff.
But it is what it is at that point in time. But OJ would be remembered for exposing the hypocrisy of the American justice system. I quote unquote, justice system, the American injustice system. That way be his legacy.
Regardless of all the fake news and all the false accusations and all the false things about him, set about him by mainstream media, that will be his legacy. I just spoke truth to power. Have a good day.