Mr. New York.

Mark Simone, you're the best.

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Well, hey, it's Friday.

That's the good news.

Lots to get to.

The OJ.

Death, everybody's still talking about that.

You know, it was just, it was a long trial.

You forget, the trial began in January of 94 and ran till October. So it was almost a one-year trial. And the nation,

it doesn't happen anymore. Nobody watches, except for the Super Bowl. There's no one thing that

everybody sees. Everybody watches the Super Bowl. But it was a different world in the 90s. Everybody

watched the same thing. We all saw Seinfeld when it was on on Thursday night. Everybody watched 60 minutes back then. It's all different now. Nobody watches any one thing anymore. You know, you could be 60 minutes. You used to have 50 million viewers now. They're lucky if they have 5 million viewers it's just

not the same anymore so back then everybody watched the oj trial you watched it all day

and then at 9 o'clock every night there was no hannity yet i don't think there was even

no there wasn't a fox news yet there was cnn and there was larry king live every night at 9 o'clock

and every night during that year

you watched Larry King because he had everybody on from the trial, all the cast of characters,

and then there was Dominic Dunn and all the people that talked about it.

So as I said, OJ prostate cancer, he was battling it for some time, apparently got very, very sick, and knew he was dying, and invited friends and family.

Well, it turns out it was almost 50 people, 30 to 50 people, came to see OJ at the end in Nevada, and they were all made to sign NDA's non-disclosure agreements.

And, you know, in recent years, they didn't get a lot of attention, but OJ started doing a lot of podcasts, video podcasts, audio podcasts, and he got very weird on some of them where there were a couple where it almost looked like he was confessing to the murder.

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