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Own words, took back his own stuff, took back memorabilia that he thought was his. so october first is the first date that o.j. simpson will once again walk out of prison a free man. katie fang, msnbc legal analyst standing by. i saw you nodding disapprovalel at something that was said. thats actually highly unusual. >> caveat is all hail to the chief. art was emphasizing how normal in process was. whats not normal is o.j. simpson because in the court of public opinion, he is guilty as charged. ...

Have you decided, has the estate decided whether they are going to take any additional action to try and secure any of the millions? >> craig, the estate has never taken any action except for like a month after the civil judgment was entered. we executed for the estate on rocking ham all of simpsons personal property, seized it at that time and insured it with the goldman debt where it went to auction. but beyond that, weve never taken any affirmative steps to pursue anything. its basically, you...

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...

Person. >> were going to have to let that be the last bill. thank you. john q. kelly appreciate your time. a big thanks to all of our guests who have joined us here this afternoon. again, o.j. simpson, 70 years old. he spent the last nine years in prison in nevada. word coming down a short time ago that he has been paroled. we will get back now to the other news of the day and with that we turn to chris. >> hey, this is the big news of the day. and here is a man, o.j. simpson, to answer your que...

Ruined so many lives of young black men and women that it needs to be -- so, yes, to date, in answer to your question, no, i think that the racism that we kind of railed against then is still existing now and how i feel about o.j.? im glad that a person is free, that a person is free. and i think it was a fair hearing. it was justified. hes paid nine years. and nine years in prison is a long time. >> and on the numbers, because you make an important point, craig. we have the numbers. we pulled t...

Public domain that o.j. simpson has. is there reason to believe that he has squirld away some money? >> i doubt it. i mean, i have a lot of faith that weve probably collected as much as they can so far, but you just heard from his former lawyer. hes probably not going to be working anytime soon. >> the former members of that so-called dream team, where are they? >> bob kardashian died in 2003, craig. all of the other ones as far as i remember, were still working. shawn chap manhole are still wor...

Between the 95 acquittal is and his involvement in 2007 he was able to conduct and live his own life. he has been in the public eye as others have said since he was 19 years old. im sure when he goes off in public there may well be with those that have angry words for him, but at the same time there will always be those that will want his autograph and these days that will be willing to take a selfy with him. and those will be the fans, if you will, that hell remember most. >> carl douglas, a me...

Judge that let o.j. simpson go. okay? so thats it. all right. im going to go back and spend some more time -- im going to go back and spend time with mr. simpson and his family a little bit. ill be back after hes finished. its hot out here. hopefully youll all be gone by then but if youre not ill take some more questions. >> there ruf it. the attorney representing o.j. simpson there inside that room a short time ago when the 70-year-old learned that he would, in fact, be granted parole in that 2...

>> congratulations. >> love you. >> those were the final moments. o.j. spent more than an hour before the parole board, making his case for why he should be a free man. >> are you humbled by this incarceration? >> oh, yes, for sure. as i said, i wish it would have never happened. i was going to start -- i didnt know how we were going to do this, by apologizing to the people of nevada, because i wish this would have never happened. i apologized to them at my sentencing. you know -- >> and were go...

Commissioners was wearing a kansas city chiefs tie? [ laughter ] >> and we end with a joke about that kansas city chiefs tie. its gotten a lot of attention. in the meantime the serious business of a parole board ending with a 4-0 vote for o.j. simpson. he looks like he will be potentially out at the earliest possible date, october 1st. because the state of florida is going to be have enough notice and assuming they accept him he will be headed there for first time in nine years a free man. we ju...