The Juice.

Your main man, O.J. Simpson is up for parole.

This is wild because on Thursday, I've heard, okay, so ESPN's done a lot of stupid things.

We know this.

They've been made very dumb programming decisions all around.

I mean, the fact that they got rid of both Magic Johnson and Ray Lewis is a crime.

And next thing you know, they'll get rid of John Gruden and all three of the people who were obsessed with that work for ESPN will be gone. So you can't do that. Can't hit the trifecta. But one thing they're doing right that they're getting a lot of crap for is this Thursday when O.J. Simpson's parole hearing happens, they are covering it live. And they're going to air it and they're going

to have analysis.

They're getting crap for that? Yes. Why? Why would you? Who can't? What is this? Court TV? I've seen that. Why would you dwell on something like this? Aren't there sports going on? No. No. There literally isn't. There's midseason baseball. But even if there were sports going on, this is certainly worth looking in it. Hell yeah.

Here is the culture that we live in. In some way, it's disgracing the victims and their families by airing the parole. You're glorifying the crimes by airing the parole theory, to which I would say, well, then let's not send correspondence to war. Like, you know, there's things that are unpleasant. This one doesn't even have anything to do with a murder. That's, but that's why people are white knighting it, a lot of them is because the whole thing, it's not sports, it's just camouflage for saying that you find things offensive. I mean, it's got into a crazy point.

But I guarantee you that's the thing.

You're glorifying O.J. Simpson.

No, it's a parole hearing being held by the government.

That's what's happening with a famous athlete who at one time, I mean, O.J. Simpson's

might have bigger name recognition than anyone else in the world that was an athlete.

Yeah, from what, 68 to like 78?

No, but I mean, all anyone is, I mean, they're still making specials about O.J. Simpson.

Oh, my God. I think that show that they did with, of course, the horrible acting,

the People versus O.J. Simpson was a pretty damn big hit for the FX channel or whoever was. For some reason, it's done for many Emmys. Ron is dead. That's supporting actor. Any excuse. Do you? Yeah. I think you're going to win. It's like Ron is a footnote. It's like, nobody even cares. Do you? Oh, and I was watching it and I saw that guy. I couldn't believe it. Oh, it was honestly, Fred, you nailed it. One of the worst acting roles I've ever seen on any show ever. It was the first time in a long. It's maybe the only time I've stopped something and said, oh my God, I got to make sure that I see this again. However, ESPN should be doing this. It's a smart programming decision. In fact, if I was CNN, I would put it on. Oh, sure. I mean, they will. They'd have to. If you're CNN, you have to put that up. Do you remember how obsessed you were when that was going on?

I mean, it was every day I would come home and I would, because, you know, we were at school or work at the time. I think it was in school. It was college. Yeah, it was college. Yeah. So it was classes and I would come home and it was the only time that like Greta Van Sustrin was must watch television.

I would turn on CNN and they they dedicated that entire show with. only time that like Greta Van Sustrin was must watch television.

I would turn on CNN and they, they dedicated that entire show with him and who was the old dude who used to be with him all the time, who's the big, Cossack, Roger Cossack.

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