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And nicole brown. allegedly, he is going to not work. he says, im not going to work. but you know, o.j. loves to be in the limelight and hes a moving target and if he does work, those wages will be garnished but those pensions are safe. >> if he stays out of the limelight, how is he going to make any money in the first place. hes a celebrity figure, got to spend the next five years living under the terms of his parole release. what will he not be allowed to do? >> well, you know, because, like i...

Between somewhere between 19 and $25,000 per month from the nfl. can you try to go after that some point? >> no. his pensions are all protected. when he had a home in miami, everything is protected on the homestead law. he also lives in florida where its a right-to-work state we dont have the ability to attach to any of those things. he is in debtor friendly state. thats why he moved there he is 100 percent protected. >> eboni: another question for you. its my understanding the relationship betw...

Tumult. once he got charged with this crime, we heard all about these beatings, all about how abusive and what a bully he was and how nasty he was towards women. >> reporter: tonight, one veteran trial attorney doubts the country will ever completely turn the page from the trial that so bitterly divided america. >> the mere mention of his name brings angst and anxiety to a lot of people. it will probably reignite the hate that was kind of percolating under the surface, and people will continue t...

Hes probably going to seek some female attention. and then probably go back and work on his golf game, but i dont see him doing much thats going to be involved with him trying to generate any income because hes pretty well set as far as i know with all the pensions that he just discussed. >> carl, when you said hes going to seek female attention, you mean that o.j. is on the proul? >> i dont know about that necessarily on the proul, but he has been someone who was crat incarcerated for nine year...

Health care reform, the president urging lawmakers to stay in washington until they get something passed, tim scott senses next to the presidency during those statements, he is a member on health education, labor, and pensions, he joins us now, nice to see you this morning. >> thank you, good morning to both of you. >> sandra: i would be remiss if i did not say first and foremost our thoughts are with senator john mccain and his family this morning. >> absolutely, john is an american hero that h...

Revenue, it goes to the family -- >> the only thing protected right now is his pensions. >> and he owes your clients about $30 million with interest now. >> and we want to get back to the criminal case and he was acquitted on that, but there is another provision of criminal law that you see in trials also called prior bad acts. or prior past conduct. in a lot of proceedings, it is not whether or not there is a conviction or not, it is whether or not there was significant evidence. he was found h...

Against him. they have been trying to get some monetary compensation back but it has proved to be elusive. public policy, in terms of -- the law supports this, with retirement and pensions that protect the holder of those pensions from having someone sees them as part of their asset for portfolio. its frustrating when you think about the victims and the families, really so horribly and emotionally damaged and then not have any kind of financial compensation. for example, he still popular. appare...

The families have been very frustrated. they have been trying to get some monetary compensation back but it has proved to be elusive. public policy, in terms of -- the law supports this, with retirement and pensions that protect the holder of those pensions from having someone seize them as part of their asset portfolio. its frustrating when you think about the victims and the families, really so horribly and emotionally damaged and then not have any kind of financial compensation. jesse, for ex...

Against him. they have been trying to get some monetary compensation back but it has proved to be elusive. public policy, in terms of -- the law supports this, with retirement and pensions that protect the holder of those pensions from having someone sees them as part of their asset for portfolio. its frustrating when you think about the victims and the families, really so horribly and emotionally damaged and then not have any kind of financial compensation. for example, he still popular. appare...

This conversation a step further, tammy baldwin, a member of the senate appropriations committee and also the health education labor and pensions committee. good morning. first, what do you think is next for health care? >> well, mitch mcconnell says hes going to force this vote. and so, we are -- after last night everyone thought maybe this repeal effort had come to an end. it was dead. it is not and it is still our first priority is to fight against this repeal effort. and how irresponsible is...