them. and he said, bruce, i can t tell you how sorry i am. and we ve got a saying between us. it is what it is. he put his hand out. i shook his hand and i said, i forgive you. we all make mistakes. o.j. made his. he s been here, from what i m told, he s been a model inmate. he s been an example to others. during the trial, i recommended that he serve one to three years. that s what i recommended to the d.a. and i m here to say that i have known o.j. for a long time. i don t feel that he s a threat to anyone out there. he s a good man.
and ex-partner of mine and his mistress christie lucimyer have taken things, other people have taken things from o.j., but i have never stolen from o.j. o.j. is my friend, always has been, and i hope will remain my friend. but there were things in that room, i admit to that. and i m sorry things did not work out differently. but there were i will make this clear to you. o.j. never held a gun on me. there was a coward in that room, man named mcclinton, came up gangster style, acting like a big man. he held the gun on me. not o.j. another man came in hit me. not o.j. he never laid a hand on me.
a song called i m not black, i m o.j. which he is very scornful of simpson for invoking the race card, playing the race card when he himself, simpson, never had anything to do with the civil rights movement and only dated white women. there s a lot to despise about o.j. simpson in terms of his hypocrisy. i saw him. he can eat humble pie. he can put on a somber face. but there s no doubt, he may have been set up in that las vegas hotel room, but he snapped just the way he snapped in that domestic violence thing in florida, same way he did in that road rage and certainly the way he did june 1994 when he killed his wife in the most savage way possible and her friend ron goldman who had no crime but to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. and then leave his blood dripping all the way to his es skate in rockingham that no longer exists, then jump into a limousine, whisk his way off to
heard the last of o.j., shep. if you were interviewing him, where would you start? i would have to start in some passing fashion make note of the fact that, you know, you re getting out now, you have a restart in life, very few people get to start all over under these circumstances. good luck. but no go back to 1994. what was it that you felt empowered you to get one of these butcher knives that you practiced with, you got from your movies, these martial arts that you had the whole ninja business. what rage motivated you to go and do this to the mother of your children with them asleep inside the home? one good thing he did, shep, briefly, he brought attention to domestic violence in a way we had not seen it before. indeed he did. geraldo, thank you very much. here s the order of events.
parole board for whom we re waiting to come back with a decision, what their charge is. well, i think they ve got to follow the law. i despise simpson. i think that he aggravated racial tensions in this country. he was who was o.j. simpson before these homicides? he was indeed a fabulous football player, hall of famer, you know, a man who broke all kinds of records. he was an affable pitch man for hertz car rental. he was a millionaire celebrity. a guy who never ever dated black women. he lived in a white man s world. when someone said to him, o.j., how does it feel a prominent african-american to represent, he said i m not black, i m o.j. jay-z, the fabulous hip hop artist in his new album 444 has