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>> it was horrifying. horrifying. and, listening to that, if it was like having a sermon unloaded on his head. >> fuhrman insisted the conversations were no more than a basis for a movie. >> is this really what the reality of a democracy is, that we use a fictional screenplay to prosecute one man for doing too good of a job on a murder case and according another? i just think it's absolutely absurd. >> absurd to detective fuhrman that it was live ammunition for simpson's attorney. the defense maintain that fuhrman was a racist cop, who, in an effort to frame simpson planted the bloody glove at his estate. undermine fuhrman what they're thinking, and the entire lapd investigation would be in doubt. now, judge ito made a controversial ruling that would greatly benefit simpson's defense. he allowed two excerpts from
him and your gun is right here and he is struggling for your weapon. all of a sudden something happens. you have to shoot him. what happens when the body cam footage comes out? the media is going to sensationalize it. black lives matter is going to protest and you are going to be accused of being a racist cop. why would you ever join a police force knowing that that could possibly happen. these guys aren't just going over racially profiling pulling people out and sticking guns in their faces. they are saving lives. they are doing mouth-to-mouth on people. saving people from flyers, interfering in domestic violence. there is one police officer killed every single day in this country. no one talks about that. >> geraldo: no, no, no. 73 a year. >> jesse: 800,000 police officers in this country. they can't recruit in this atmosphere. if you are a cop right now, do you want to stay a cop? absolutely not. it's the hardest time right now to be a cop in the united states. >> geraldo: the more pro-cop
tyrus: on that note! britt: very well done! still to come, more from our "fox nation" fan event in new york city. here's a look at one of the documentaries you will be able to see this week on "fox nation". >> i was accused of framing o.j. simpson by planting a bloodied glove. you can, the worst men who ever walked on the planet. crooked, racist cop. the police would never ever put the pieces together and solve the case. two detectives of the most famous running back in nfl history and he is now the number one suspect in a double homicide. he would rape them and call them afterwards. we have a homicide victim underneath the bows of the tree. suspect knew the victim. the cop shot him in the back. the narrative had changed if a black officer shot michael?
tyrus: on that note! britt: very well done! still to come, more from our "fox nation" fan event in new york city. here's a look at one of the documentaries you will be able to see this week on "fox nation". >> i was accused of framing o.j. simpson by planting a bloodied glove. you can, the worst men who ever walked on the planet. crooked, racist cop. the police would never ever put the pieces together and solve the case. two detectives of the most famous running back in nfl history and he is now the number one suspect in a double homicide. he would rape them and call them afterwards. we have a homicide victim underneath the bows of the tree. suspect knew the victim. the cop shot him in the back. the narrative had changed if a black officer shot michael?
to make them stop wearing body cameras because they keep getting caught making false allegation of a racist cop. as a princeton woman did. a princeton professor made allegation of a cop, racist stop. ah-ha! body camera. complete lie. >> tucker: does the democratic party ever become the democratic party of 2012? or 1998? or a party concerned with the economics and something other than identity politics? >> it doesn't look like it. there was an interesting article. you won't hear these words out of my mouth often. in the "new york times" this week by thomas edsall breaking down the polls on how the democratic party has changed. i just noticed looking at it, looking at nancy pelosi. white liberal women have gone off the charts on left wing craziness and nothing to do with the economics. the democratic party as some of us notice in the clinton era.
wear body camera. did you notice it went away? the aclu is suing some cities to make them stop wearing body cameras because they keep getting caught making false allegation of a racist cop. as a princeton woman did. a prisston professor made -- princeton professor made allegation of racist stop. ah-ha! body camera. complete lie. >> tucker: does the democratic party ever become the democratic party of 2012? or 1998? or a party concerned with the economics and something other than identity politics? >> it doesn't look like it. there was an interesting article. you won't hear these words out of my mouth often. in the "new york times" this week by thomas edsall breaking down the polls on how the democratic party has changed. i just noticed looking at it, looking at nancy pelosi. white liberal women have gone off the charts on left wing crazeness and nothing to do with the economics. the democratic party as some
evidence. these tapes right here, i mean, this was a huge gift handed to john ji cochran and the legal team. they were able to listen to the tapes, hear mark say the "n" word and say, see, he's a racist cop. they cast doubt. they were able to sway the jury. many people feel race trumped justice in this case. i have to tell you, that has haunted laura heart mckinney, the woman who made the tapes for decades. take a listen. she is laura heart mckinney, the writer who recorded conversations with mark furman. >> anything out of his mouth for the first five or six seconds is -- >> reporter: she remained mostly silent until now. why decide to come forward now and talk to us? >> i trust you.
>> brooke, can i comment on something. >> please do, yes. >> one of the things impacted to comment on is what the lawyer said, o.j.'s attorney said, which i completely agree with. he said o.j. is a polarizing figure and it's not just polarizing along racial lines, black and white. he's polarizing in the african-american community. o. j. at one point said he didn't even identify as african-american, he was o.j., that he was somehow above race and that he didn't have to live by the same standards as other african-americans did, and many in the african-american community have rejected him and have not stood by him. but i think, for me, what's so important about what happened in 1994 and that trial, we have to remember the backdrop. this was right after four white cops had been acquitted for the beating of rodney king that was captured on videotape. so this trial is taking place with that behind us, with african-americans feeling the weight of the criminal justice system and feeling as if african-americans are treated differently. and then you have this racist