Ron goldman. Then watching simpson flee police in a white ford bronco at a angeles highway, people literally lining up on the road to see this kind of low speed chase. Cnn since tom form and certainly remembers time you covered what would be one of, if not honestly, the most historic highprofile murder trial in the United States of america. Yeah, i covered it along with i think eve National Correspondent in T Wesrn Hemphere at e time, jake, look, this was real just a ground shaking trial ll, it was absolutely la in the troom. Sometimes f you thought to yourself a little, this is really simply a cal muer trial. And yet the implicatio were so broad at the time, i think l of us do. It was changing our society and changing theay news would be covered. Forever r lese believe that that oj simpson is in that car forwo hours over 60 miles, almost 30 ars ago, the low speed pursuit of an American Icon became an american sensation. People were Leavingir Homes Antheir work and wherever they were a
in june they will know many americans in new york don t want this guy in the street. rob: andrew cuomo is up for reelection. cynthia next and is an actress who is pretty far left, competition for the primary, he is moving left to satisfy his base and because of that we think this next topic comes up 24,000 parolees are eligible to vote in the election. what do you think of a plan like that? governor cuomo announced it with our sharpton by his side which tells you what you need to know. it is blatantly political. if this needed to be done, the governor, why did he wait until he had this far left challenger in a primary in an election year? rank political behavior. you are seeing liberalism, progressivism leads to state sanctioned injustice every time it is tried and we are seeing that play out in new york. jillian: a man like herman bell would be one of these parolees
cities inner city neighborhoods of big cities by either down playing or flat out ignoring the violence in the the media are also tolerant because they don t want to cover these stories. tolerance is normally and usually a good thing but not always. not when we are are tolerant of destructional and destructive behavior and then who does it hurt, bill? not you, not me, but it hurts the very people that these tolerant liberals claim to care about the most. bill: well, and it also hurts the country though. yes, it does. bill: it s all coming down to the have and have notes. and when you look at the have notes, there is no one trying to solve their problem. this aunt that came on the air and not only did she say that the police didn t have a right to defend themselves from a 14-year-old and they didn t know how old he was. a guy in the street at 3:00 in the morning shooting
of violence in inner cities inner city neighborhoods of big cities by either down playing or flat out ignoring the violence in the the media are also tolerant because they don t want to cover these stories. tolerance is normally and usually a good thing but not always. not when we are are tolerant of destructional and destructive behavior and then who does it hurt, bill? not you, not me, but it hurts the very people that these tolerant liberals claim to care about the most. bill: well, and it also hurts the country though. yes, it bill: it s all coming down to the have and have notes. and when you look at the have notes, there is no one trying to solve their problem. this aunt that came on the air and not only did she say that the police didn t have a right to defend themselves from a 14-year-old and they didn t know how old he was. a guy in the street at 3:00
security approach. you see that guy in the street you wouldn t get some impression he has something radical going on about him. that s the issue, isn t it? the world which we live. thanks very much. thank you. a question of the day is america safer after the death of osama bin laden? we want to know what you think. e-mail us at cnn.com/am, give us a tweet @cnnam, or facebook, go to either of our facebook pages or twitter handles and we ll read some of these later in the program. we ll be right back. e, is all we humans get. we spend them on treadmills. we spend them in traffic. and if we get lucky, really lucky, it dawns on us to go spend them in a world where a simple sunrise can still be magic. twenty-five thousand mornings. make sure some of them are pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org.