He used his talent to save a murderer from prison and he knows it. He said he prefered having 9 guilty people out of jail than 1 innocent in jail. I understand this and congratilations to him for winning the Simpson case. But seing him bragging about it, and be proud of how they manipulated the jury with the framed pictures they put in Simpson's house... That's just indecency.
Excellent podcast, even though I've heard most of Carl's stories because I follow him. It still seems as if it's the first time I heard them. I'm glad I can call Carl anytime. God bless you brother and thank you for your service!
I didn't know too much about this man when I use to see him in the background in the OJ case. I thought he was just the help...But after watching this, I can see why he was chosen. And why he's a lawyer. This guy has charisma, he's articulate but has a authenticity about him that you don't see many lawyers possess. He's very likable and a straight shooter. When he speaks it's like he pulls you into his world...He has a true lawyer instinct. Thanks for this.
He definitely has a flair and personality that I can see that was part of the defense's case. He is fascinating to watch even more than Johnny Cochran. Very entertaining.
The cohost can’t fathom what Black people go through because he doesn’t have any experience with it. That is true for anything. If a person is abused, a person that is not abused, can’t fathom why an abused wife would stay. You don’t know unless you’ve actually been there. That is why empathy is so important.
Right, but empathy should be for the victim of OJ's violence. OJ was given preferential treatment by the police despite numerous 911 calls for abusing Nicole.
Sparky Anderson. As soon as he'd said that name. I knew exactly who he was talking about. I was raised in Detroit and remember those years, when he'd coached the team. Sparky is a big deal in the Motorcity.
Is this the guy that was told to fall on his sword by Cochrane in the TV show? Regardless, I could listen to Carl Douglas all day long. A very interesting guy.
Just so everyone is clear the glove did fit. It had shrunk from being frozen and unfrozen. Marcia had oj try on a new pair of the exact same glove and it fit perfectly.
Love Carl Douglas and his work, he's great in every interview! Did not enjoy the interviewer, Jason? He came off entirely privileged and ignorant about the most obvious things, yet hasty to interject. It was off-putting hearing the nonsensical things he said and asked but it got wholly eye-roll inducing by the half.
What big bowl of evidence? 1 abuse case in 17 years of marriage, 5 years before the murder? DNA found from blood that was proven to be planted? Gloves that were obviously not his? A 15 minute time frame to kill after going to McDonald’s and eating a burger? Him coming straight back to voluntarily interview without his lawyer?
Well, the media says; There were 9 abuse cases that happened several times during their marriage. They were just undocumented because the cops loved this woman beater way too much. Those specific cops wouldn't have planted the evidence and they're all honest. Mainly because like I said above, they just loved OJ too much. The gloves didn't fit because he was acting and/or didn't take his arthritis meds. He came back and allowed them to interrogate him because he was a narcissistic manipulator that thought he could get them on his side by cooperating. I've honestly yet to hear a valid explanation as to how he could have done it, get rid of everything never to be found again in 15-20 minutes.
My son was falsly accused of a crime. I couldn't afford an expensive attorney at the time, so we had no choice but to go with a PD. However, we got one of the best PD's in the business. We wiped the floor with the prosecution and my son was found not guilty. Even the judge scolded the prosecution because their evidence against my son was horrible and weak.
One of the best parts of the trial. Douglas to airport worker: So you actually didn’t see Mr. Simpson near the garbage can ? Airport worker: He was standing right next to it. Still guilty as the day is long…..
@@drewlavayyes. He packed 3 bags into the limo, one of which he wouldn't let anyone touch. A half moon bag, black duffle and Louis Vuitton garment bag. He boarded the plane with only 2 and came back with only 2 bags. You do the math.
No, it means, "are you prepared to capitalize on luck?" If by circumstance you came across a magnificent opportunity, could you capitalize? Will you ever make a game winning half court shot if you're not skilled enough to keep the game close to begin with?
@@mr_knowitall no, that's not what it means, but you're welcome to your own interpretation. In truth, there is no such thing as "luck." That is to say, EVERYTHING that happens in our lives is a direct result of our words, thoughts, actions, and inactions. There are no "victims of circumstance." We ALL receive exactly what we deserve at exactly the right moment. Indeed, we are the "authors" of the book.
@@uncletony6210 well, the more common expression is "luck is the residue of design", which essentially means what I said before. To say there's no such thing as luck ignores the reality that some people are born into rich families and others without families at all. Did you choose your family too? It ignores inflation, recessions, and other economic phenomenon outside of your control. Anything that happens to you that you didn't plan for or expect is luck, good or bad. Chance encounters, odds at the craps table, car accidents, being in the wrong place at the wrong time, being in the right place at the right time....luck, ie. randomness, is everywhere all the time. Of course there's luck.
@@mr_knowitall You're failing to recognize the reality that you weren't "randomly born out of thin air." The very idea is ridiculous. Rather, you are energy. You always have been. You always will be. The circumstances we were born into are based solely and wholly on what we did in the last life (and possibly last "lives"). That is to say, "karma" is not limited to one lifetime or one incarnation. Take, for example, a serial killer who rapes and kills dozens. Surely, he cannot pay his karmic debt in a single lifetime. Thusly, his rebirth (and likely "rebirths") will be in very unpleasant and unfavorable circumstances. The Universe is Perfect, my friend; and we all receive EXACTLY what we deserve. There are no "mistakes." NOTHING is "unfair." To suggest otherwise is to insult God himself.
Jason is an absolutely horrible interviewer. His racial bias permeates throughout the interview. As an officer of the court you would think you’d be at least a tad objective. But no. Thankfully Carl put him in his place several times. This interview was extremely hard to watch. Sad to say because Carl is such a great interviewee.
Regarding the spaghetti and the roach, I thought he was saying how the spaghetti represents all of the evidence that the prosecution had, and the one roach was Mark Fuhrman. So once they got that roach the whole prosecutions argument, everything meaningful, was thrown out …the roach in the prosecution was Mark Furman. That’s what I thought.
the fishy thing in O J's case was the gloves, it was not a jacket or a shirt or a device, a hat, or a car, just a glove, that is easy to carry, anyone can carry in their pocket, easy to throw, easy to plant, very easy... and everyone uses gloves not just OJ....
Love Carl Douglass. Host comes off as an out of touch white guy…and I’m a white guy. And the cohost seems genuinely annoyed with the host on a regular basis.
Dude your grandfather did come with something... he came with his whyte skin, his European descent and that's all the social currency you need in a system if whte zupreamasy
🤣… Africans come here from Nigeria and are way more successful than the average American. Don’t give me that crap. You’re way you make your life to be.
The Nigerians come here fully grown in a system that knows no color. So America cannot break them the way it broke the slaves whoes kids are born and raised in a system that tells and shows them at every corner, what color they are and that at best, they can only be second best. @@uram9440
If you watch the OJ trial, in those moments the attorneys are arguing in front of the judge without the jury present it’s really noticeable that Carl has been given the job of bullying Darden, it’s almost funny in a school playground way at times and it clearly worked
O.J. didn't like Douglas. He was too young and inexperienced, and O.J. wanted top shelf attorneys handling cross examination. He told Cochran that and Douglas pretty much rode the bench after that.
As I'm continuing to watch I like how Carl Douglas respond to that and how he made mention that they have to look like him in so many words, and I wish the mixed brother well and I hope that he is aware of the legal statuses of black-and-white, maybe he is and he just isn't going to speak on it because that's not the context I'm not sure however, I like how Carol Douglas feex and being from unincorporated North Richmond California the hood he's definitely a inspiration to me personally and I think that I speak for a lot of people maybe not all but a lot in my area and also for the downtown district of the city of Hercules as well people who look like me we love Carl Douglas and the other brother in The o.j. Simpson trial is from Richmond California as well I was told and that would be Christopher Darden, I know many people here in the city of Richmond that said that his family is here and also Johnnie Cochran Jr which is my favorite attorney ever or so far oh, he has family a large number of people here in Northern California the San Francisco Bay Area I was told Hayward Richmond and Oakland and even San Francisco for those who didn't know I'm friends with one of his relatives name Leslie Anthony she's a good ass cook I was told
Not guilty doesn't mean he was innocent. The defense did there job, which was getting OJ off. The prosecution team was very weak and weren't equipped to go up against high powered defense attorneys. OJ committed those murders. The prosecution couldn't sell it!
The problem in America is not racism it's classism. I'm white and have never received favoritism. Hell where is the white college fund. This mindset of everything being about race is why things don't change. Why can't we just be people?
Huh? White fund was 100 years of racial quotas and preferences under Jim Crow. Your parents got the benefits and passed them to you. White women are biggest beneficiaries of Affirmative Action
This dude asked if bob Shapiro is short for Robert? And hr didn’t understand the spaghetti metaphor? How did he get into law school let alone make it through it?
If Carl is an intelligent man, he would have known OJ was guilty. It was his hard work that allowed a wife-beater and double-murderer back out onto the streets. As a lawyer, he did an excellent job. But ethically?
He did a con job. Used race to get this trial to be circus and forget about the two victims that got murdered. It’s easy to be black civil rights lawyers you can try 10 cases use the race card and see which court house will be guilt tripped into oblivion let’s him with the case.
I hope you have that same energy for people for the murderer of Trayvon Martin or all the other black ppl . Better yet level your moralizing against that racist detective that without a warrant climbed over Oj’s gate and “found” the bloody glove that never fit.
31:50... The System did Not take the Black Man out of the Home... That is a false Narrative. DEGENERATIVE MINDSET, LACK OF SELF CONTROL, DISMISSING RESPONSIBILITY.... TOOK THE BLACK MAN OUT OF THE HOME. IF WE ARE TALKING ABOUT WELFARE... MAJORITY OF WOMEN WHO HAD TO RESORT TO ASSISTANCE..THE MAN BEEN LEFT. AND IF HE CAME BACK ITS BECAUSE HE COULDN'T MAKE IT NOWHERE Else
I was going to subscribe and I like the interview with the brother but I noticed that if they have a Kazar on the panel amongst our people, our people keep using the dead legal status called Black and they always when they can't fool you with their magic of the tongue in or out of the courtroom, they always tend to bring up that they're from Poland or from hungry or somewhere in Eastern Europe and then bring up the encampments and their particular Holocaust and yet, a lot of their people were the main financers along with the Arabs of the transatlantic and Arab slave trade mainly the transatlantic and there's a lot of us that are not even from over there, we're domicile or Aboriginal to this land and we keep referring to ourselves under the dead legal entity called Black, I'm not even finished with the whole interview yet and I already see there's a discus on that Kazarian face because the brother is smarter than him and I know that I'm not the only individual who sees that oh, I wish sometimes if I do watch these type of things that if you have a khazar that's on the panel that he doesn't bring up anything about their Holocaust or death encampments to try and extract empathy and sympathy when we still live and unfortunately died by the hands of these people, and then when you begin to speak about them they always want to call it anti whatever the hell they label it and like Kanye West AKA y e AKA Kanye West said it real profound, they own the black voice and so now I'm not going to subscribe because he's talking about the death camps and they always try to make it seem like they're suffering is the worst ever when we're still suffering under their hands and then anytime we speak about Unity or something just take a look at their faces cuz the facial expression gives it away and they know that not if but when that happens then it's not only game over but checkmate!
I take you never heard of Robert Kardashian and Shawn Holley... I can't remember a single thing they did except Kardashian looking shocked and disgusted after the verdict was read. Douglas cross examined several times.
Bruh That was his glove stop playing 😂… that leather glove shrunk, had blood of both victims , had a cut on the left hand glove just like his hand, and there is a receipt his wife bought 2 pairs of those gloves. There is video of him wearing those gloves while he is on television reporting on nbc, there is pictures of him wearing those ugly ass Bruno magli shoes . Race card won this case that’s why they put black photos in his house cmon stop the bs.
Exactly. I have no doubt that Carl and all of SImpson's lawyers knew he was guilty. I truly don't know how anyone of them can look at themselves in the mirror.
@@stilldre247check your privilege, you can't use the old days as an excuse for your behavior today. Every group was enslaved, get over it More Italians were linched in the south than anybody else, what do you have to say about that homeboy?
This Carl Douglas guy is so good at getting people to believe his stories, great story teller for sure. Always makes it about race, just too funny hahahah
This guy is the ultimate story-teller. Love his swagger and intelligence. This was super fun!
He's an OGs OG
His voice and vocal inflections do it for me!
He used his talent to save a murderer from prison and he knows it. He said he prefered having 9 guilty people out of jail than 1 innocent in jail. I understand this and congratilations to him for winning the Simpson case. But seing him bragging about it, and be proud of how they manipulated the jury with the framed pictures they put in Simpson's house... That's just indecency.
@@3ver4fter53
Give the facts that OJ did it ??
@@bekreto Si t'es un peu curieux tu trouveras par toi-même. Je te recommande le documentaire en 4 parties "O.J.: Made in America".
Excellent podcast, even though I've heard most of Carl's stories because I follow him. It still seems as if it's the first time I heard them. I'm glad I can call Carl anytime. God bless you brother and thank you for your service!
This is must watch TV!!!! Carl needs his own podcast.
AGREED
I didn't know too much about this man when I use to see him in the background in the OJ case. I thought he was just the help...But after watching this, I can see why he was chosen. And why he's a lawyer. This guy has charisma, he's articulate but has a authenticity about him that you don't see many lawyers possess. He's very likable and a straight shooter. When he speaks it's like he pulls you into his world...He has a true lawyer instinct. Thanks for this.
He definitely has a flair and personality that I can see that was part of the defense's case. He is fascinating to watch even more than Johnny Cochran. Very entertaining.
OJ made in America is the best documentary of all time. Hands-down.
100 percent. felt like it went by in a second. the drama. the nuances.
I agree. I must have watched that series 50 times now
I need to watch it now that I have OJ fever. 😊
I love Carl Douglas. He was fuckin hilarious on the documentary “OJ: Made in America”
I just came across this podcast because I refer to Mr. Douglas when I want to revisit O.J. business. This was absolute 🔥🔥🔥
"It's not called Douglass Hills, it's called Baldwin Hill!!!!"😂😂😂😂 gotta LOVE this Brotha
One of the most engaging interviews I’ve heard as an engineer, man is a born orator
Love you for this, he's completely theatrical and pure with every word
Yep I could listen to him all day. He was great in oj made in America
Super interesting and kept me hooked the entire way through. Also , this mans voice might be the most soothing thing I’ve ever heard
Thank you! Carl is epic; his voice is thunder and lightening in a bottle.
Someone made an interesting voice comparison. George Takei. They were spot on. Very similar voices
@Jason Ingber you're not really this man's friend are you sir. -Carl Douglas when he was questioning faggittt ass SHIPP
The cohost can’t fathom what Black people go through because he doesn’t have any experience with it. That is true for anything. If a person is abused, a person that is not abused, can’t fathom why an abused wife would stay. You don’t know unless you’ve actually been there. That is why empathy is so important.
Right, but empathy should be for the victim of OJ's violence. OJ was given preferential treatment by the police despite numerous 911 calls for abusing Nicole.
I can say the same in reverse
@@kendallandrews8691 she wasn't an angel.
@@markwilson4690 so???? she didn't deserve to killed
@@degenshaw6386 I agree.
What a podcast! Yitzi you’re just an inspiration!!
These two need to listen more
Sparky Anderson. As soon as he'd said that name. I knew exactly who he was talking about. I was raised in Detroit and remember those years, when he'd coached the team. Sparky is a big deal in the Motorcity.
Everybody was kung-fu fighting 🥋. Those cats were fast as lightning ⚡
Is this the guy that was told to fall on his sword by Cochrane in the TV show? Regardless, I could listen to Carl Douglas all day long. A very interesting guy.
Yup
Wow! Excellent interview!
Just so everyone is clear the glove did fit. It had shrunk from being frozen and unfrozen. Marcia had oj try on a new pair of the exact same glove and it fit perfectly.
By far one of the best podcast I've ever watched.
thank you, that gives me alot of energy to make more
@@jasonyitzie Yw bro, keep going 😎✌🏾
Love Carl Douglas and his work, he's great in every interview! Did not enjoy the interviewer, Jason? He came off entirely privileged and ignorant about the most obvious things, yet hasty to interject. It was off-putting hearing the nonsensical things he said and asked but it got wholly eye-roll inducing by the half.
If i ever go to court for something, I want Douglas defending me. He is a fantastic lawyer
As a Palestinian, that analogy had me crying laughing 🤣
I love Carl Douglas! can't wait for the book
Wow this was fantastic! Many quotable quotes and lots of knowledge dropped. Carl Douglas is quite the performer
100 percent! Love his line, "the purpose of life, is to make life better for another mothaf***a"
I laughed so hard when he was talking about the glove 🤣
What big bowl of evidence? 1 abuse case in 17 years of marriage, 5 years before the murder? DNA found from blood that was proven to be planted? Gloves that were obviously not his? A 15 minute time frame to kill after going to McDonald’s and eating a burger? Him coming straight back to voluntarily interview without his lawyer?
Wow. You're really ignorant.
Well, the media says;
There were 9 abuse cases that happened several times during their marriage. They were just undocumented because the cops loved this woman beater way too much.
Those specific cops wouldn't have planted the evidence and they're all honest. Mainly because like I said above, they just loved OJ too much.
The gloves didn't fit because he was acting and/or didn't take his arthritis meds.
He came back and allowed them to interrogate him because he was a narcissistic manipulator that thought he could get them on his side by cooperating.
I've honestly yet to hear a valid explanation as to how he could have done it, get rid of everything never to be found again in 15-20 minutes.
@@drewlavayIt's a shame that people are too stupid to understand all this. I feel sorry for them.
@@drewlavaykey word: media
My son was falsly accused of a crime. I couldn't afford an expensive attorney at the time, so we had no choice but to go with a PD. However, we got one of the best PD's in the business. We wiped the floor with the prosecution and my son was found not guilty. Even the judge scolded the prosecution because their evidence against my son was horrible and weak.
The Kobe Bryant of law is 🐐 status. Love and respect to you Mr. Douglas ✊🏾
I love this guy and was fortunate to have met him in The Bahamas shortly after the O.J. case.
So proud of you bro!!!
One of the best parts of the trial.
Douglas to airport worker: So you actually didn’t see Mr. Simpson near the garbage can ?
Airport worker: He was standing right next to it.
Still guilty as the day is long…..
You think OJ disposed of the bloody clothes & murder weapon at the airport?
He didn't see OJ disposed anything in the garbage...therefore it was not credible.
It's funny, the prosecution spent more than OJ on this trial. They emptied all the dumpsters and trash cans in the airport and there was nothing.
@@drewlavayyes. He packed 3 bags into the limo, one of which he wouldn't let anyone touch. A half moon bag, black duffle and Louis Vuitton garment bag. He boarded the plane with only 2 and came back with only 2 bags. You do the math.
Carl was giving it to the host lol purposely and I loved it all!
Good job Yitzi!
"Luck is the residue of skill and preparation." In other words, there is NO such thing as luck. *A world of our own creation.
No, it means, "are you prepared to capitalize on luck?" If by circumstance you came across a magnificent opportunity, could you capitalize? Will you ever make a game winning half court shot if you're not skilled enough to keep the game close to begin with?
@@mr_knowitall no, that's not what it means, but you're welcome to your own interpretation. In truth, there is no such thing as "luck." That is to say, EVERYTHING that happens in our lives is a direct result of our words, thoughts, actions, and inactions. There are no "victims of circumstance." We ALL receive exactly what we deserve at exactly the right moment. Indeed, we are the "authors" of the book.
@@uncletony6210 well, the more common expression is "luck is the residue of design", which essentially means what I said before. To say there's no such thing as luck ignores the reality that some people are born into rich families and others without families at all. Did you choose your family too? It ignores inflation, recessions, and other economic phenomenon outside of your control. Anything that happens to you that you didn't plan for or expect is luck, good or bad. Chance encounters, odds at the craps table, car accidents, being in the wrong place at the wrong time, being in the right place at the right time....luck, ie. randomness, is everywhere all the time.
Of course there's luck.
@@mr_knowitall You're failing to recognize the reality that you weren't "randomly born out of thin air." The very idea is ridiculous. Rather, you are energy. You always have been. You always will be. The circumstances we were born into are based solely and wholly on what we did in the last life (and possibly last "lives"). That is to say, "karma" is not limited to one lifetime or one incarnation. Take, for example, a serial killer who rapes and kills dozens. Surely, he cannot pay his karmic debt in a single lifetime. Thusly, his rebirth (and likely "rebirths") will be in very unpleasant and unfavorable circumstances. The Universe is Perfect, my friend; and we all receive EXACTLY what we deserve. There are no "mistakes." NOTHING is "unfair." To suggest otherwise is to insult God himself.
Thank you for this! I am now a new subscriber to your channel
The end of Heidecker's press conference 🤦♂️🤣
Jason is an absolutely horrible interviewer. His racial bias permeates throughout the interview. As an officer of the court you would think you’d be at least a tad objective. But no.
Thankfully Carl put him in his place several times. This interview was extremely hard to watch. Sad to say because Carl is such a great interviewee.
Carl defended a man who he knew was guilty
Regardless, OJ was and will always be guilty.
@clothestravel You didn't bother to listen to the trial or use your brain
If Jason is the guy in the yellow jacket. He was that third annoying wheel. Should’ve only been one person interviewing CD.
@@cah571 ??? You think OJ didn't do it?
Why is this one host battling Douglas so much. Kind of annoying.
@@GB-xh7hv oblivious to privilege.
Regarding the spaghetti and the roach, I thought he was saying how the spaghetti represents all of the evidence that the prosecution had, and the one roach was Mark Fuhrman. So once they got that roach the whole prosecutions argument, everything meaningful, was thrown out …the roach in the prosecution was Mark Furman. That’s what I thought.
He speaking today!!!!
This is great. Well done
Good quote it’s not the what it’s the why
And seeking equality not revenge
I like carl Douglas comments he could not say it anybetter than he did
I like his personality and vibe
Super cocky.
The white co-host seems to be very naive. He seems very young. He needs to immerse himself in many different cultures.
34:12 No Diddy
*Who's BOB is that short for Robert* 🙄😬🤯😒
Honestly cringe
the fishy thing in O J's case was the gloves, it was not a jacket or a shirt or a device, a hat, or a car, just a glove, that is easy to carry, anyone can carry in their pocket, easy to throw, easy to plant, very easy... and everyone uses gloves not just OJ....
Good job Doug !!!!!
Love Carl Douglass. Host comes off as an out of touch white guy…and I’m a white guy. And the cohost seems genuinely annoyed with the host on a regular basis.
I thought he came off as a intelligent black man
@@papasul29 the host?
@@jv1817 oh shit damn . Damn man i read the post wrong. Lol i thought you meant carl douglas lol. My bad. I stand corrected lol
@@papasul29 Carl is the man. Great communicator, storyteller, and attorney.
Dude your grandfather did come with something... he came with his whyte skin, his European descent and that's all the social currency you need in a system if whte zupreamasy
🤣… Africans come here from Nigeria and are way more successful than the average American. Don’t give me that crap. You’re way you make your life to be.
The Nigerians come here fully grown in a system that knows no color. So America cannot break them the way it broke the slaves whoes kids are born and raised in a system that tells and shows them at every corner, what color they are and that at best, they can only be second best. @@uram9440
If you watch the OJ trial, in those moments the attorneys are arguing in front of the judge without the jury present it’s really noticeable that Carl has been given the job of bullying Darden, it’s almost funny in a school playground way at times and it clearly worked
dude missed his calling ...he could do cartoon voiceovers , audiobooks, i would personally pay him to read me a bedtime story
Wow this was so good
Thank you!!
The white host needs to read “The new Jim Crow”.
read this. powerful.
O.J. didn't like Douglas. He was too young and inexperienced, and O.J. wanted top shelf attorneys handling cross examination. He told Cochran that and Douglas pretty much rode the bench after that.
Black Americans love him that all that's matters
@7:30 explain why this guy is confused with the guilty vs not guilty. Dude is confused and is confusing me 😅
Ya this Jason guy was annoying for me lol
Beyond annoying. Very arrogant. Carl & other bro Bodied him though. His white male, Jewish privilege bleed out in his responses
Jason Ingber? Can you talk about Jewish crimes please 🙏
34:15 what kinda man says something like that!!!!!
Krass
The white interviewr ... geezus. #America
Carl had great patience to try to teach.
Excellent interview and Mr Douglas is a great interview.
He was the quarterback of the defense team.
Why put down someone who is genuinely attempting to understand?
Agreed, but the black interviewer was a know-it-all. Kept trying to summarize Carl's points for the white guy.
As I'm continuing to watch I like how Carl Douglas respond to that and how he made mention that they have to look like him in so many words, and I wish the mixed brother well and I hope that he is aware of the legal statuses of black-and-white, maybe he is and he just isn't going to speak on it because that's not the context I'm not sure however, I like how Carol Douglas feex and being from unincorporated North Richmond California the hood he's definitely a inspiration to me personally and I think that I speak for a lot of people maybe not all but a lot in my area and also for the downtown district of the city of Hercules as well people who look like me we love Carl Douglas and the other brother in The o.j. Simpson trial is from Richmond California as well I was told and that would be Christopher Darden, I know many people here in the city of Richmond that said that his family is here and also Johnnie Cochran Jr which is my favorite attorney ever or so far oh, he has family a large number of people here in Northern California the San Francisco Bay Area I was told Hayward Richmond and Oakland and even San Francisco for those who didn't know I'm friends with one of his relatives name Leslie Anthony she's a good ass cook I was told
Very interesting Guy !
Very interesting and intelligent man
45:22 agree!!
Those who tried to stitch up o.j. Simpson should have a high price to pay
great podcast....is me me or does jason throw subliminal jabs at both of the other guys throughout the interview?
He sounds like he can be Eartha kitts son...the old lady from Boomerang......Marcus darling
You gotta live your dreams, not buy them. Glad I listened for that gem.
Carl got his ass on that Walgreens argument
he doesnt pull punches.
JASON WE WANT THE THREE OJ SECTIONS: WHY OJ DID NOT DO IT. PLEASE BRING MR DOUGLAS BACK.
THANKS FROM FRANCE.👍
"big assed bowl!"
Im sure i heard and saw him say oj stopped his arthritis meds and his hands swelled up.
34:16 whaaaaaaaaat.
Lmao, IKR?! That was so unexpected and so hilarious!
Walgreens also carries a lot of narcotics which is worth lots of street cash.
Not guilty doesn't mean he was innocent. The defense did there job, which was getting OJ off. The prosecution team was very weak and weren't equipped to go up against high powered defense attorneys. OJ committed those murders. The prosecution couldn't sell it!
clearly you have to be a very shrewd, sharp operator to defend OJ Simpson - and this guy is no exception - very smart, charismatic bloke.
Guy interviewing is blind to his privilege.
There is privilege in America.. but not the kind you think. In fact, the privlege benefits YOU.
How?
The problem in America is not racism it's classism. I'm white and have never received favoritism. Hell where is the white college fund. This mindset of everything being about race is why things don't change. Why can't we just be people?
Huh? White fund was 100 years of racial quotas and preferences under Jim Crow. Your parents got the benefits and passed them to you. White women are biggest beneficiaries of Affirmative Action
Because there's still residuals from America's bad, shady history with race. Imagine asking a Auschwitz survivor, " what's all the fuss about?"
Do you think most of the people in prison are black because black people commit more crime?
Yes, the trial was about race and equality but how about poor Nicole and Ron?
true.
true
The trial was about OJ.
This dude asked if bob Shapiro is short for Robert?
And hr didn’t understand the spaghetti metaphor?
How did he get into law school let alone make it through it?
That guy should be in jail. Piece of garbage. Not worthy to be a lawyer
this guy is absolute puppet for hire.
Law enforcement did not originate from runaway slaves.
34:10 Wow! Lol!
LOLLL
If story telling ability was a person ….
This guy is a joke, he got sidelined very early in the oj case and became nothing more than an assistant to Cochrane
If Carl is an intelligent man, he would have known OJ was guilty. It was his hard work that allowed a wife-beater and double-murderer back out onto the streets. As a lawyer, he did an excellent job. But ethically?
He did a con job. Used race to get this trial to be circus and forget about the two victims that got murdered. It’s easy to be black civil rights lawyers you can try 10 cases use the race card and see which court house will be guilt tripped into oblivion let’s him with the case.
The fact that he's intelligent and doesn't think he's guilty might say something about your intelligence.
Another one who thinks they know more from media reports than an attorney that heard all the trial evidence
I hope you have that same energy for people for the murderer of Trayvon Martin or all the other black ppl .
Better yet level your moralizing against that racist detective that without a warrant climbed over Oj’s gate and “found” the bloody glove that never fit.
Oj was definitely guilty.
31:50... The System did Not take the Black Man out of the Home... That is a false Narrative. DEGENERATIVE MINDSET, LACK OF SELF CONTROL, DISMISSING RESPONSIBILITY.... TOOK THE BLACK MAN OUT OF THE HOME. IF WE ARE TALKING ABOUT WELFARE... MAJORITY OF WOMEN WHO HAD TO RESORT TO ASSISTANCE..THE MAN BEEN LEFT. AND IF HE CAME BACK ITS BECAUSE HE COULDN'T MAKE IT NOWHERE Else
I was going to subscribe and I like the interview with the brother but I noticed that if they have a Kazar on the panel amongst our people, our people keep using the dead legal status called Black and they always when they can't fool you with their magic of the tongue in or out of the courtroom, they always tend to bring up that they're from Poland or from hungry or somewhere in Eastern Europe and then bring up the encampments and their particular Holocaust and yet, a lot of their people were the main financers along with the Arabs of the transatlantic and Arab slave trade mainly the transatlantic and there's a lot of us that are not even from over there, we're domicile or Aboriginal to this land and we keep referring to ourselves under the dead legal entity called Black, I'm not even finished with the whole interview yet and I already see there's a discus on that Kazarian face because the brother is smarter than him and I know that I'm not the only individual who sees that oh, I wish sometimes if I do watch these type of things that if you have a khazar that's on the panel that he doesn't bring up anything about their Holocaust or death encampments to try and extract empathy and sympathy when we still live and unfortunately died by the hands of these people, and then when you begin to speak about them they always want to call it anti whatever the hell they label it and like Kanye West AKA y e AKA Kanye West said it real profound, they own the black voice and so now I'm not going to subscribe because he's talking about the death camps and they always try to make it seem like they're suffering is the worst ever when we're still suffering under their hands and then anytime we speak about Unity or something just take a look at their faces cuz the facial expression gives it away and they know that not if but when that happens then it's not only game over but checkmate!
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Revenge against Asian. That's what you are doing and I don't know why
I know lots of Mexicans and Latinos who didn't come from a background of education and worked their asses off and now own businesses. Stop it.
THIS MF'ER LYING ABOUT THE GLOVE
What part?
He was horrible
Carl Douglas was the worst member of the DREAM TEAM.
I take you never heard of Robert Kardashian and Shawn Holley... I can't remember a single thing they did except Kardashian looking shocked and disgusted after the verdict was read. Douglas cross examined several times.
@@BradyKaynee Douglas' cross examination was so bad that Simpson wanted another lawyer to do it.
But he was still on the winning team
Bruh That was his glove stop playing 😂… that leather glove shrunk, had blood of both victims , had a cut on the left hand glove just like his hand, and there is a receipt his wife bought 2 pairs of those gloves. There is video of him wearing those gloves while he is on television reporting on nbc, there is pictures of him wearing those ugly ass Bruno magli shoes . Race card won this case that’s why they put black photos in his house cmon stop the bs.
Exactly. I have no doubt that Carl and all of SImpson's lawyers knew he was guilty. I truly don't know how anyone of them can look at themselves in the mirror.
@@joeb267382 salty white crackers
Thanks, Carl. A murderer went free. Good work on that one.
Emmitt Till’s killers went free too. Ain’t no fun when the rabbit got the gun, right?
OJ was innocent!
@@stilldre247check your privilege, you can't use the old days as an excuse for your behavior today. Every group was enslaved, get over it
More Italians were linched in the south than anybody else, what do you have to say about that homeboy?
@@Pedaissance 😂😂😂
@@Pedaissance 😂😂😂
This Carl Douglas guy is so good at getting people to believe his stories, great story teller for sure. Always makes it about race, just too funny hahahah
Yes he knows OJ was guilty
To this day no one recognizes this guy.
A legend for defending a murderer. What a joke.
OJ was innocent
@@padussia Not guilty in a court of law does not mean he didn't commit the murders. He had a favorable jury. Just like innocent men get convicted.