It's that time.

time.

Lock and load.

Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show is on the air. Okay,

O. J Simpson died today.

The immediate question should be or maybe so Michael why are you telling us this?

Why is everybody talking about this? That's a fair question. I will answer it. Because for my

generation and I'm 53, the OJ Simpson trial was as big as John F Kennedy's assassination to my mother.

People often say that the shuttle Challenger, that the Challenger explosion in 85 was that moment for my generation, but I will tell you the most memorable, other than

Krista McAuliffe, most folks, I can because I live in Houston and astronauts are kind of

our thing, but most people can't tell you who else was on that flight or

any of the other details. But when you start talking about Judge Edo,

Marsha Clark, Chris Durden. Was it Durden or Darden? Durden?

Durden? Uh, uh, that goofy Kardashian, F Lee Bailey, Johnny Cochran, it was a major moment.

So the first hour of the show today we're going to talk about the OJ Simpson case.

You are free to turn the dial.

I don't claim that every day you're going to love what we do. And the reason for that, look, I,

this show is going to take a weird direction today. Just give me a pass today.

Today's a mulligan for you golfers. Today's a mulligan for the Michael Berry show. Because coming

up next is a guest named Bill Deere, who's a private investigator, and he's got a really cookey story. And the story goes like this. The name of

his book is, OJ is innocent and I can prove it. Now I know, I know, cue the coast-to-coast theme music, because it's going to get weird.

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