CBS Evening News - 1995-09-28
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[0:02] Friday against Seattle. Buy one ticket,
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[0:26] The Simpson trial. An explosion of
[0:28] emotions as Johnny Cochran plays a whole
[0:31] deck of race cards. This man, this
[0:34] perjuryman, this racist, this genocidal
[0:36] racism, this is the man. And it's
[0:38] because of racism we should put aside
[0:42] all other thought, all other reason, and
[0:45] set his murdering client free. I think
[0:48] it's time for everybody to wake up and
[0:51] realize that we are in a for real world
[0:54] and we have dealt with racism all our
[0:57] lives. And I on America tonight,
[1:01] reasonable doubt. Is anyone sure what
[1:04] that really means?
[1:08] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[1:12] Rather. And this is a special Western
[1:15] edition. Good evening. They've had their
[1:17] final say. OJ Simpson's lawyers pulled
[1:19] every emotional and scientific lever
[1:21] they could today trying to keep the jury
[1:23] from convicting Simpson of murder. In
[1:25] his closing arguments, which ended a
[1:27] short time ago, Johnny Cochran Jr. told
[1:30] the mostly black jury that Simpson,
[1:32] among other things, was framed by racist
[1:34] cops. And Cochran tried again to turn
[1:37] the Simpson trial, in many important
[1:39] ways, into the trial of Mark Ferman and
[1:41] the Los Angeles Police Department. He
[1:43] told the jurors that by acquitting
[1:44] Simpson, they not only would be freeing
[1:46] a not-uilty person, they would als