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agree,  Chris Darden  should be respected,  even more so after this interview.I never imagined how much he would face from blacks, by prosecuting Simpson, the killer.

+ElPocho DelMundo I'm not referring to when an interviewer legitimately and meaningfully challenges a guest to plumb their minds for the audience. I believe--although that comment is over a year old--I was referencing how Charlie Rose kept baiting Darden to say what he thinks Cochran or the other defense attorneys thought about O.J. Darden had to repeat that he could only speculate as to what was in their minds. Fairly obnoxious.

+Captain Crunched Interesting you say that. I thought that was the job of the interviewer, persist in trying to make sure the interviewee is not simply b.s. ing self and others.

Gay man here and if that was your experience I am sorry for you. 

You sound unfamiliar with gay culture, I was raised by gay men, few of my cousins are gay males and I also took courses in university on queer theory (gay male studies) which taught me that cross generational romantic sexual relationships are part of the gay male culture thus Mike Cavalluzzi is right on. If you ever genuinely befriended gay males or lesbians and trans folks, you will have your entire heterosexuality deconstructed my dear. And heterosexual men does all the time, they love younger women just look at how many sugar daddy/sugar baby relationships and web sites exists promoting these liaisons.

Was it the Pinto or another car that Ralph Nader brought to national attention? He did truly heroic work for American consumers because as an attorney he uncovered such things as companies doing these cost-benefit analyses and trying to stop their interests being the predominant one in Washington. I'd suggest 'Capitalism, a Love Story' by Michael Moore (another maligned "lefty") as another source regarding how companies protect their bottom line by insuring the lives of their employees while not providing safe working conditions and COLLECTING even under questionable circumstances. Leaving the families living in poverty with no savings, no 401k, etc. 

I've seen your other comments here and respect your points and just wanted to ask if you are aware of Bugliosi's reputation as being less-than-ethical? I knew him from the Manson book and prosecution and then read the criticism of Bugliosi and was shocked by his record. Not only is his record as a prosecutor iffy, but his version of what happened in the Manson murders omits A LOT of evidence -- like that Manson personally knew the owners of the home where Tate was murdered. What didn't fit his highly sensational version of events was just omiited. I have not read the book you mentioned, bTW, I only saw a 3 hour doc with Bugliosi criticising the prosecution and in that it seemed like he was Monday morning quarter backing which just about any prosecutor could do. What was disturbing was his attitude toward the DNA evidence, the jury (he said of them that "they weren't exactly mental giants"), and his portraying the major issues of that case of just being a few minor issues, not some significant ones. I have a lot of respect for what you post here and wanted to share what I've learned about Bugliosi. It may not be the final word, just wanted to share that he may not necessarily be a great source

and rarely do you hear "umm.... and "you know"...." in Allison's speech- she looks at you, not down, when she's addressing a question or answer. 

Great observation. I love that about her as well. It isn't like HLN's Nancy Grace (good Lord I get a headache thinking about her). I actually like Vinnie Politan, Ryan Smith, Mike Galanos and a few others there but Alison is my favorite

And Bangladesh, East Timor, Chile

+ThunderingJove I think Hitch might have a sense of humor about it. It was surprisingly prescient, sad also. A huge loss for journalism.

+Barney Rubble Glen Rogers, a white serial killer, admitted to killing Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. Rogers own brother believes he did it as well.

That's a racist Non sequitur 

A rich black man got away with murder.

+Mike Espinoza It's complicated. Google it.

If it was his, how did he steal it?

How eloquent....

An absurd overreaction. You come across as somewhat of a nutjob as a result.