what you have to do, if you go back to the case, realize we are talking about the black lives matter, ingrid police, questions about whether he was handled fairly. i ve got to tell you something. i don t hear people the most radical communities saying anything positive about o.j. simpson. kimberly: are they going to go jesse: i think he ll be just fine. juan: no, i don t think so. let me ask you guys. here s a new book by o.j. simpson. would you buy that? not me. o.j. simpson, do you want him on the five ? not me. how about an o.j. simpson speech? oh, i think i ve got something to do. i just don t see it. this is what o.j. simpson will bear for the rest of his life. america thinks he s guilty. black-and-white. greg: we are all talking about the same thing. he s famous.
he navigated corporate america very effectively. he was in movies. he had a lot of endorsement deals and crossover appeals. in l.a. socialite. a man with a really high-end crowd. it all came crashing down. that s the tragedy for the country but he comes out of this with $19,000 a month. it may seem like a lot of money for most of america but for oj, not that much. if you still going to be embraced to a large extent by black america. there will always be people inviting oj for rounds of golf, buying him drinks, prompting him dinner. will he be rolling in it? no. it will oj survive? absolutely. kimberly: juan, your thoughts? juan: let me respond on black folks are going to love o.j. simpson. what you have to do, if you go back to the case, realize we are
should have better relations with the russians so they can help in syria and what happened? people don t seem be reporting this. there was an agreement to have at least a partial seas connect cease-fire in syria. dana: less question from greg. greg: is a true that what they had for dinner was nothing burger? i am being told that there is a restaurant in the d.c. area that is serving nothing burgers and i am absolutely convinced they are doing this just to make greg gutfeld happy. greg: no, you make me happy. jesse: oh, there s a bromance. dana: returned to o.j. simpson s parole hearing on thursday. that s next. every bite. every bite. crunchy outside.
neighborhood. he has always been a survivor. he grew up poor. he went to the pros. he navigated corporate america very effectively. he was in movies. he had a lot of endorsement deals and crossover appeals. l.a. socialite. ran with a really high-end crowd. it all came crashing down. that s the tragedy for the country but he comes out of this with $19,000 a month. it may seem like a lot of moneyo for most of america but for oj, not that much. hein still going to be embracedo a large extent by black america. there will always be people inviting oj for rounds of golf, buying him drinks, prompting him comping his dinner. will he be rolling in it? no. will oj survive? absolutely. kimberly: juan, your thoughts? juan: let me respond on black folks are going to love o.j. simpson. i don t see it. what you have to do, if you go
kimberly: you can tell i m hanging out with dana. o.j. simpson has been behind bars for more than eight years but he can taste freedom soon. he might have a whole new set of legal troubles because his murdered ex-wife and her friend are owed tens of millions of dollars after the civil suit. plenty of the money the family want to be able to touch. $19,000 a month, $2.7 million. none of those can be touched by that judgment against him and by the families of no cole simpson and rob goldman. it s also protected. at that judgment has escalated to more than $50 million because of the interest and unfortunately, the families will