Tonight on the readout.

O.J Simpson in a knit cap from two blocks away.

It's still O.J. Simpson. It's no disguise. It's no disguise. It makes no sense. It doesn't fit. If it doesn't fit you must acquit

The late great Johnny Cochran delivering the line that sealed OJ Simpson's acquittal.

Tonight, with Simpson's passing how the trial of the century exposed every single American fault line.

Also tonight the first criminal trial of a former president begins Monday and

NBC News has obtained a list of the potential witnesses, but will Trump

himself take the stand. Plus Maga Mike Johnson heads to Marlago to share

conspiracy theories with Trump about America's election integrity as the

RNC now officially perpetrates or officially perpetuates the big lie about the

2020 election.

But we begin tonight with the end of a chapter in American history

that foreshadowed and in some ways launched an era.

Nobody has more of what it takes to get you into a new LTV or mother-fying car faster.

It's a super-star.

Okay, that is how I experienced Orinthal James O.J. Simpson as an elementary school kid in the late

1970s. As the famous guy running through the

airport to the Hertz counter. Simpson who died today at the age of 76 from cancer

was one of the most famous black Americans in history.

And depending on your age,

there's a lot of different ways you might remember him.

There's OJ, the superstar running back

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