May 23, 2025 • 16 mins
Final Thoughts of the Week: Joe Biden Cancer * Bill Belichick Engaged * OJ back in news
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Lad with bone.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Of course, the big news from Friday had to do
with Joe Biden, and I was thinking about this all weekend,
and just in case you lived under a rock or something,
on Friday, former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with prostate cancer,
characterized by a Gleason score of nine, with metastasis to
the bone. A Gleason score is based on the appearance
(00:38):
of cancer cells under a microscope and ranges from six
to ten, ten being the most aggressive form. Despite this reality,
it doesn't mean the prognosis is either necessarily dire or fatal.
But what we as the general public don't know is
the extent of the metastasis and what other organs, if any,
had been impacted. That's the medical portion of the news.
(01:02):
The political portion that's pretty obvious. This has already been
used by Republicans to further push the narrative that the
Democrats knew, at least cognitively, Biden's health was declining, saying
nothing of his likely physical health naturally declining because of
his advanced age. Such is the premise behind the Just
Release book by CNN anchor Jake Tapper. In Axio's political
(01:25):
consultant Alex Thompson titled original sin. President Biden's decline is
cover up and his disastrous choice to run again. Me personally,
I've said many times previously, privately and publicly, that Biden
should have not ever pushed to run for reelection. Biden
made it part of his original election stamps. If you
(01:45):
remember that he was to be a one term president.
I always said it was fair to question whether a
second term presidency with an expiration date of January twenty
twenty nine with either realistic or even idealistic. I thought
it was neither, and I said it many times, and
I had the audio to prove it. But Biden made
his choice and the rest, as they say, is history.
(02:07):
But just like I said with Biden, it is fair
to question Donald Trump. And here's the truth when it
comes to presidents and their health, from FDR to Ronald
Reagan to Joe Biden to Donald Trump. If you know
your American history, and you call yourself a patriot, so
you should know this, you should also know what I'm
about to say is true and has always been true.
A president's health or even lack of health, is a
(02:30):
national security issue, always has been. Ronald Reagan was failing
cognitively during his second term. The American public was not
and would not have ever been officially made aware while
he was president. Now you can call that a cover
up or whatever, but you will never know if the
sitting president even has a peanut allergy, atrial fibrillation, gout.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
None of that.
Speaker 2 (02:56):
Much has been made of the results of Donald Trump's
many physicals. You can also call that a cover up
if you want, but you me the general public, we
will never know his true health status. Yes, we've been
told that the President Trump is six foot three and
only two hundred and twenty five pounds. He takes status,
but that's as far as it will ever go. Don't
(03:18):
be surprised, though, after he leaves office you might hear something.
And that's assuming he ever willingly leaves office. But that's
another story. But don't be surprised if you learn after
Trump leaves office that his health was far worse than
originally reported. That's the way it's always been irrespect of
a party. Part of it has to do with national
security concerns, and part of it, yes, has to do
(03:40):
with political concerns.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Presidents have annual physicals.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
Joe Biden went from fully fit to metastatic cancer to
the bone in one year, at least, that's what we
know publicly. But what's more likely that he went from
completely fit to aggressive metastatic cancer in the past twelve months,
or that he was likely already dealing with prostate cancer
on some level prior to now. According to the oncologists
that I talked to and the Google, metastatic prostate cancer
(04:07):
is slow and could take up to eight years to
spread to the bone.
Speaker 3 (04:10):
Eight years.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
So what is more likely eight years or one It's
a fair question to ask. And we also know that
some men are instructed not to get any type of
PSA tests or prostate tests after the age of seventy.
But this is the president we're talking about. But these
are fair questions to ask. I'm not talking about conspiracy theories.
Fair questions to ask whether Joe Biden was dealing with
(04:33):
prostate cancer though manageable, for longer than we the general
public knew. Conversely, for example, if Donald Trump had a
heart issue, and mind you, as possible, he has probably
the worst diet in the world, he does not exercise,
It's possible he could have a heart issue. But if
he did, you and I will never know why he
(04:53):
is in office short of dying, not ever. And I
say all this to say, you will never know how
good or how bad President trump health is. It doesn't
matter what he tells you, doesn't matter what the White
House tells you, it doesn't matter what his doctor tells you,
because we're not supposed to know why. Because it could
cause chaos in the financial markets, It could embolden our enemies,
(05:15):
It could unravel negotiated hostage and peace deals. If you
knew that the US president was ailing. You didn't know
how close Trump was to death in his first term
when he had COVID, did you until he left office
and then we all knew he was close to death
and that wasn't any coincidence. We didn't know how close
Ronald Reagan was to death after his assassination attempt until
(05:36):
well after he was released from the hospital. He was
very close. He almost died from internal bleeding and collapse lung.
The general public did not know that. So let me
reiterate when I say this about President Biden and now
restating it with now President Trump, you will never actually
know how good or how bad a president's health is.
(05:59):
The physical and their truth are never for public consumption.
But like we did with Biden, it's absolutely fair to
question what we see, what we hear, and the connected
behavior and call out physical or mental deterioration. You can't
do it with just the president you don't like, like
typing on social media one thirty in the morning to
bark at the moon and demand investigations on Beyonce and
(06:21):
Bono just because they and other entertainers didn't endorse them.
That's not normal, people, That's not normal for any person,
much less a sitting president. And speaking of mental deterioration,
it's also fair to highlight the fact that the only
people with questions about their cognitive acuity have to take
cognitive tests like Trump. So know that when they say
(06:45):
they ace the cognitive tests, there is already a question.
It is okay to have question the mental and physical
health of Joe Biden. We need to understand why we're
not privy to a lot of things. But if the
question Joe Biden, we must also question Donald Trump. For KF,
(07:06):
I am six forty. I'm o Kelly. I was walking
in the hallway and I was listening to Mark Runner
(07:28):
to the news, and he was saying that Bill Belichick
the former New England Patriots coach. Hall of Fame coach
just got engaged. You're saying, Bill Belichick pop the question
to his twenty four year old girlfriend. Bill just turned
seventy three last month. Don't get me wrong, if you're
seventy three, you're not likely to get any more hotties
(07:50):
in life, not in the natural course of life.
Speaker 3 (07:52):
But I'm just talking to the men right now, just
to the men.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
Ladies, You'll just have to excuse us, okay, because it
ain't about you. What I'm getting ready to say.
Speaker 3 (08:01):
There's an old.
Speaker 2 (08:02):
Adage for men, you do not marry the stripper. Not
saying that Jordan Hudson, that's his girlfriend. Excuse me, fiance
is not in love with Bill, And I'm not saying
that she's a stripper. I'm just saying that she wasn't
searching the world over for a man who is triple
her age to call her own, and she just happened
(08:24):
to hit it off with the Bill Belichick, don't. I
just don't believe that the old adage is you don't
marry the stripper. The stripper is a metaphor here, and
I'm saying it. It's a pearl of wisdom. The analogy
is the stripper is obviously physically attractive. We know why
men are attracted to that, and the stripper's job is
(08:48):
to make men like her.
Speaker 3 (08:51):
That's her job.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
Jordan is a twenty four year old beauty queen. She's
on the pageants circuit even still. And if I'm Bill,
I'm saying, take the win.
Speaker 3 (09:03):
Take the win.
Speaker 2 (09:04):
You've already got her as a girlfriend. You don't have
to ask her to marry you. Bill is bidding against yourself.
She's not going anywhere. Why Because I'm not so sure
it's true love. Nobody's putting in a better offer.
Speaker 3 (09:17):
Bill. Okay, you are working against yourself here.
Speaker 2 (09:20):
Bill Belichick doesn't need to buy the proverbial cow as
they say. I know, I'm just talking to the men.
Nobody would have faulted Bill if he didn't put a
ring on it. Beyonce shout out, have fun, go out
to dinner at four pm like seventy three year old men.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
Do. Have her.
Speaker 2 (09:38):
Tuck you in bed by seven pm. A friend told
me long ago, don't try to be happier than happy.
Being happy is enough, because when you try to get
happier than happy, that's when you mess things up, and
I'm sure Jordan rocked Bill's seventy three year old world guaranteed. Men,
you know what I'm talking about. I'm only talking to you.
(10:01):
But what would compel Bill Belichick to ask for her
hand in marriage other than the sex? Other than that?
Let's be honest. This is a short term relationship one
way or the other. Either Jordan is leaving Bill or
Bill is leaving, but they're not riding off into the
sunset together. Bill Belichick will not be the first or
(10:24):
the last man to lose his mind over great sex.
I don't believe this is a great love story. Maybe
I'm wrong, but I doubt it. I mean, that's what
we're talking about here. We're just talking about sex right now.
I do feel sorry for Bill on some level because
this story is only going to end badly, pre dup
(10:47):
or not. This story has no happy ending, and there
is no happily ever after. Bill Belichick should be too
old not to know better. Don't marry the stripper, don't
Mary the beauty pageant queen, just dater. I mean, they're
like forty nine years between you two. It's okay not
(11:09):
to get married for k if I am six forty.
Speaker 3 (11:12):
I'm mo Kelly.
Speaker 2 (11:22):
Before we get out of here, I previewed my final
thought and it has to do with OJ and you're
probably thinking, like, OJ, Yeah, that was my question. Isn't
OJ dead? I thought that Oorenthal James Simpson was dead.
You mean we as in America were still obsessing over
all things OJ.
Speaker 3 (11:42):
Well, it seems that way.
Speaker 2 (11:44):
Jennifer Peace, who says she was dating Ojy's close friend
Al Cowlings at the time of the murders, claims Al
told her that OJ had told him that he committed
the double murder, and I'm thinking, like, this matters, question mark,
I have no idea. This was on the landing page
(12:05):
of Radar Online, somewhat reputable, not completely but somewhat home
page breaking news Supposedly.
Speaker 3 (12:14):
At this point, I really don't understand the obsession.
Speaker 2 (12:17):
The killer of Casey Anthony's child, according to Casey Anthony,
is still out there. In fact, Casey recently joined TikTok
and is peddling her wares as a quote unquote legal advocate.
Get the f out of here, but nobody cares. Well,
that's not exactly true. Everything I read says that Casey
(12:37):
Anthony is doing very well financially. Since her acquittal, Casey
is still alive. Nobody really cares or is reporting on her.
You can do the search on your own look up
Casey Anthony and see how few stories come up about her,
and she's doing very well financially. Nobody's writing any stories
about who might have said something to someone about something.
Speaker 3 (13:00):
Three people removed.
Speaker 2 (13:02):
Regarding Casey Anthony, and she is cashing in on her
notoriety and infamy, notoriety only connected to her beating the
rap for murdering her own child allegedly, no outrage, nothing.
Speaker 3 (13:17):
But I know, I know.
Speaker 2 (13:18):
Oj was trial of the century as in last century.
Speaker 3 (13:23):
We are more than a quarter away through.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
This century, and nobody cares about Robert Blake killing his
ex wife. And he was literally at the scene of
the crime when his wife, excuse me, ex wife was murdered.
The prosecution didn't even have to prove Blake was around
when his ex wife was murdered. Robert Blake literally drove
Bonnie Lee Bakeley to the murder scene, walked away from
(13:49):
the car, came back and coincidentally, oh my goodness, ex
wife dead.
Speaker 3 (13:55):
He beat the rap.
Speaker 2 (13:57):
He ended up hanging out with karaoke singers like me
at the Sportsman's Lodge in Studio City, eating dinner at
four pm like most old people do.
Speaker 3 (14:05):
And nobody said boo.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
Nobody wrote any stories about him, No one was upset
about anything. Nobody was asking ex girlfriends or he was
not even.
Speaker 3 (14:16):
A topic for discussion.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
And speaking of Blake, I had someone reach out to
me true story a few months ago, and that person
wanted to tell me and this is real. I don't
want to use his name, but he was saying that
people cared just as much about Robert Blake as they
did OJ. Mind you, at the time, the person didn't
even know that Robert Blake was already dead. That's my point.
(14:40):
They supposedly care, but don't know the basics. The obsession
with OJ is beyond strange. Now people under the age
of forty have zero first hand memory of the trial
or the murders. Now they may know about it because
of the subsequent coverage, but they don't remember it. And
get this, this Jennifer Peace person who just happens to
also be a four or porn star, probably was paid
(15:02):
handsomely for telling this story, which is two people removed
in terms of hearsay, and it's not even the first
time she's told this story. I mean, I understood the
fixation while OJ was alive, but not now, not this
late into this century. There are no more stories to tell,
no more documentaries to make. These outlets are literally recycling
the same stories and reinterviewing the same people and getting
(15:24):
the exact same information. Here's how I know this from
the Radar Online story quote this was not the first
time that Jennifer Peace, who used to do adult films
under the name Devin Shier, has told this story. A
September twelfth, nineteen ninety four story published by UPI reported
about Peace, claiming quote Cowlings told her Simpson acted in
a blind rage.
Speaker 3 (15:45):
When he killed his wife. Close quote Well, then why
are you re.
Speaker 2 (15:48):
Reporting the exact same information and why are people still
interviewing this person to only get the stuff she said
exactly thirty five years ago. It's kind of rhetorical. The
obsession with all things OJ is something I'll never understand.
I have my suspicions. Don't get me wrong, I have
my suspicions, but we should be beyond the obsession. At
this point, everybody's dead, everybody's dead. There's nothing new to share,
(16:14):
nothing new to tell.
Speaker 4 (16:15):
There are still high profile murderers still walking around and
profiting off their fame as an acquitted murderer Casey Anthony,
but it's time to let him go.
Speaker 3 (16:26):
It's time to let them die and let Nicole and
Ron rest.
Speaker 2 (16:32):
For KFI AM six forty, I'm MO Kelly,
Lad with bone.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Of course, the big news from Friday had to do
with Joe Biden, and I was thinking about this all weekend,
and just in case you lived under a rock or something,
on Friday, former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with prostate cancer,
characterized by a Gleason score of nine, with metastasis to
the bone. A Gleason score is based on the appearance
(00:38):
of cancer cells under a microscope and ranges from six
to ten, ten being the most aggressive form. Despite this reality,
it doesn't mean the prognosis is either necessarily dire or fatal.
But what we as the general public don't know is
the extent of the metastasis and what other organs, if any,
had been impacted. That's the medical portion of the news.
(01:02):
The political portion that's pretty obvious. This has already been
used by Republicans to further push the narrative that the
Democrats knew, at least cognitively, Biden's health was declining, saying
nothing of his likely physical health naturally declining because of
his advanced age. Such is the premise behind the Just
Release book by CNN anchor Jake Tapper. In Axio's political
(01:25):
consultant Alex Thompson titled original sin. President Biden's decline is
cover up and his disastrous choice to run again. Me personally,
I've said many times previously, privately and publicly, that Biden
should have not ever pushed to run for reelection. Biden
made it part of his original election stamps. If you
(01:45):
remember that he was to be a one term president.
I always said it was fair to question whether a
second term presidency with an expiration date of January twenty
twenty nine with either realistic or even idealistic. I thought
it was neither, and I said it many times, and
I had the audio to prove it. But Biden made
his choice and the rest, as they say, is history.
(02:07):
But just like I said with Biden, it is fair
to question Donald Trump. And here's the truth when it
comes to presidents and their health, from FDR to Ronald
Reagan to Joe Biden to Donald Trump. If you know
your American history, and you call yourself a patriot, so
you should know this, you should also know what I'm
about to say is true and has always been true.
A president's health or even lack of health, is a
(02:30):
national security issue, always has been. Ronald Reagan was failing
cognitively during his second term. The American public was not
and would not have ever been officially made aware while
he was president. Now you can call that a cover
up or whatever, but you will never know if the
sitting president even has a peanut allergy, atrial fibrillation, gout.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
None of that.
Speaker 2 (02:56):
Much has been made of the results of Donald Trump's
many physicals. You can also call that a cover up
if you want, but you me the general public, we
will never know his true health status. Yes, we've been
told that the President Trump is six foot three and
only two hundred and twenty five pounds. He takes status,
but that's as far as it will ever go. Don't
(03:18):
be surprised, though, after he leaves office you might hear something.
And that's assuming he ever willingly leaves office. But that's
another story. But don't be surprised if you learn after
Trump leaves office that his health was far worse than
originally reported. That's the way it's always been irrespect of
a party. Part of it has to do with national
security concerns, and part of it, yes, has to do
(03:40):
with political concerns.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Presidents have annual physicals.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
Joe Biden went from fully fit to metastatic cancer to
the bone in one year, at least, that's what we
know publicly. But what's more likely that he went from
completely fit to aggressive metastatic cancer in the past twelve months,
or that he was likely already dealing with prostate cancer
on some level prior to now. According to the oncologists
that I talked to and the Google, metastatic prostate cancer
(04:07):
is slow and could take up to eight years to
spread to the bone.
Speaker 3 (04:10):
Eight years.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
So what is more likely eight years or one It's
a fair question to ask. And we also know that
some men are instructed not to get any type of
PSA tests or prostate tests after the age of seventy.
But this is the president we're talking about. But these
are fair questions to ask. I'm not talking about conspiracy theories.
Fair questions to ask whether Joe Biden was dealing with
(04:33):
prostate cancer though manageable, for longer than we the general
public knew. Conversely, for example, if Donald Trump had a
heart issue, and mind you, as possible, he has probably
the worst diet in the world, he does not exercise,
It's possible he could have a heart issue. But if
he did, you and I will never know why he
(04:53):
is in office short of dying, not ever. And I
say all this to say, you will never know how
good or how bad President trump health is. It doesn't
matter what he tells you, doesn't matter what the White
House tells you, it doesn't matter what his doctor tells you,
because we're not supposed to know why. Because it could
cause chaos in the financial markets, It could embolden our enemies,
(05:15):
It could unravel negotiated hostage and peace deals. If you
knew that the US president was ailing. You didn't know
how close Trump was to death in his first term
when he had COVID, did you until he left office
and then we all knew he was close to death
and that wasn't any coincidence. We didn't know how close
Ronald Reagan was to death after his assassination attempt until
(05:36):
well after he was released from the hospital. He was
very close. He almost died from internal bleeding and collapse lung.
The general public did not know that. So let me
reiterate when I say this about President Biden and now
restating it with now President Trump, you will never actually
know how good or how bad a president's health is.
(05:59):
The physical and their truth are never for public consumption.
But like we did with Biden, it's absolutely fair to
question what we see, what we hear, and the connected
behavior and call out physical or mental deterioration. You can't
do it with just the president you don't like, like
typing on social media one thirty in the morning to
bark at the moon and demand investigations on Beyonce and
(06:21):
Bono just because they and other entertainers didn't endorse them.
That's not normal, people, That's not normal for any person,
much less a sitting president. And speaking of mental deterioration,
it's also fair to highlight the fact that the only
people with questions about their cognitive acuity have to take
cognitive tests like Trump. So know that when they say
(06:45):
they ace the cognitive tests, there is already a question.
It is okay to have question the mental and physical
health of Joe Biden. We need to understand why we're
not privy to a lot of things. But if the
question Joe Biden, we must also question Donald Trump. For KF,
(07:06):
I am six forty. I'm o Kelly. I was walking
in the hallway and I was listening to Mark Runner
(07:28):
to the news, and he was saying that Bill Belichick
the former New England Patriots coach. Hall of Fame coach
just got engaged. You're saying, Bill Belichick pop the question
to his twenty four year old girlfriend. Bill just turned
seventy three last month. Don't get me wrong, if you're
seventy three, you're not likely to get any more hotties
(07:50):
in life, not in the natural course of life.
Speaker 3 (07:52):
But I'm just talking to the men right now, just
to the men.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
Ladies, You'll just have to excuse us, okay, because it
ain't about you. What I'm getting ready to say.
Speaker 3 (08:01):
There's an old.
Speaker 2 (08:02):
Adage for men, you do not marry the stripper. Not
saying that Jordan Hudson, that's his girlfriend. Excuse me, fiance
is not in love with Bill, And I'm not saying
that she's a stripper. I'm just saying that she wasn't
searching the world over for a man who is triple
her age to call her own, and she just happened
(08:24):
to hit it off with the Bill Belichick, don't. I
just don't believe that the old adage is you don't
marry the stripper. The stripper is a metaphor here, and
I'm saying it. It's a pearl of wisdom. The analogy
is the stripper is obviously physically attractive. We know why
men are attracted to that, and the stripper's job is
(08:48):
to make men like her.
Speaker 3 (08:51):
That's her job.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
Jordan is a twenty four year old beauty queen. She's
on the pageants circuit even still. And if I'm Bill,
I'm saying, take the win.
Speaker 3 (09:03):
Take the win.
Speaker 2 (09:04):
You've already got her as a girlfriend. You don't have
to ask her to marry you. Bill is bidding against yourself.
She's not going anywhere. Why Because I'm not so sure
it's true love. Nobody's putting in a better offer.
Speaker 3 (09:17):
Bill. Okay, you are working against yourself here.
Speaker 2 (09:20):
Bill Belichick doesn't need to buy the proverbial cow as
they say. I know, I'm just talking to the men.
Nobody would have faulted Bill if he didn't put a
ring on it. Beyonce shout out, have fun, go out
to dinner at four pm like seventy three year old men.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
Do. Have her.
Speaker 2 (09:38):
Tuck you in bed by seven pm. A friend told
me long ago, don't try to be happier than happy.
Being happy is enough, because when you try to get
happier than happy, that's when you mess things up, and
I'm sure Jordan rocked Bill's seventy three year old world guaranteed. Men,
you know what I'm talking about. I'm only talking to you.
(10:01):
But what would compel Bill Belichick to ask for her
hand in marriage other than the sex? Other than that?
Let's be honest. This is a short term relationship one
way or the other. Either Jordan is leaving Bill or
Bill is leaving, but they're not riding off into the
sunset together. Bill Belichick will not be the first or
(10:24):
the last man to lose his mind over great sex.
I don't believe this is a great love story. Maybe
I'm wrong, but I doubt it. I mean, that's what
we're talking about here. We're just talking about sex right now.
I do feel sorry for Bill on some level because
this story is only going to end badly, pre dup
(10:47):
or not. This story has no happy ending, and there
is no happily ever after. Bill Belichick should be too
old not to know better. Don't marry the stripper, don't
Mary the beauty pageant queen, just dater. I mean, they're
like forty nine years between you two. It's okay not
(11:09):
to get married for k if I am six forty.
Speaker 3 (11:12):
I'm mo Kelly.
Speaker 2 (11:22):
Before we get out of here, I previewed my final
thought and it has to do with OJ and you're
probably thinking, like, OJ, Yeah, that was my question. Isn't
OJ dead? I thought that Oorenthal James Simpson was dead.
You mean we as in America were still obsessing over
all things OJ.
Speaker 3 (11:42):
Well, it seems that way.
Speaker 2 (11:44):
Jennifer Peace, who says she was dating Ojy's close friend
Al Cowlings at the time of the murders, claims Al
told her that OJ had told him that he committed
the double murder, and I'm thinking, like, this matters, question mark,
I have no idea. This was on the landing page
(12:05):
of Radar Online, somewhat reputable, not completely but somewhat home
page breaking news Supposedly.
Speaker 3 (12:14):
At this point, I really don't understand the obsession.
Speaker 2 (12:17):
The killer of Casey Anthony's child, according to Casey Anthony,
is still out there. In fact, Casey recently joined TikTok
and is peddling her wares as a quote unquote legal advocate.
Get the f out of here, but nobody cares. Well,
that's not exactly true. Everything I read says that Casey
(12:37):
Anthony is doing very well financially. Since her acquittal, Casey
is still alive. Nobody really cares or is reporting on her.
You can do the search on your own look up
Casey Anthony and see how few stories come up about her,
and she's doing very well financially. Nobody's writing any stories
about who might have said something to someone about something.
Speaker 3 (13:00):
Three people removed.
Speaker 2 (13:02):
Regarding Casey Anthony, and she is cashing in on her
notoriety and infamy, notoriety only connected to her beating the
rap for murdering her own child allegedly, no outrage, nothing.
Speaker 3 (13:17):
But I know, I know.
Speaker 2 (13:18):
Oj was trial of the century as in last century.
Speaker 3 (13:23):
We are more than a quarter away through.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
This century, and nobody cares about Robert Blake killing his
ex wife. And he was literally at the scene of
the crime when his wife, excuse me, ex wife was murdered.
The prosecution didn't even have to prove Blake was around
when his ex wife was murdered. Robert Blake literally drove
Bonnie Lee Bakeley to the murder scene, walked away from
(13:49):
the car, came back and coincidentally, oh my goodness, ex
wife dead.
Speaker 3 (13:55):
He beat the rap.
Speaker 2 (13:57):
He ended up hanging out with karaoke singers like me
at the Sportsman's Lodge in Studio City, eating dinner at
four pm like most old people do.
Speaker 3 (14:05):
And nobody said boo.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
Nobody wrote any stories about him, No one was upset
about anything. Nobody was asking ex girlfriends or he was
not even.
Speaker 3 (14:16):
A topic for discussion.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
And speaking of Blake, I had someone reach out to
me true story a few months ago, and that person
wanted to tell me and this is real. I don't
want to use his name, but he was saying that
people cared just as much about Robert Blake as they
did OJ. Mind you, at the time, the person didn't
even know that Robert Blake was already dead. That's my point.
(14:40):
They supposedly care, but don't know the basics. The obsession
with OJ is beyond strange. Now people under the age
of forty have zero first hand memory of the trial
or the murders. Now they may know about it because
of the subsequent coverage, but they don't remember it. And
get this, this Jennifer Peace person who just happens to
also be a four or porn star, probably was paid
(15:02):
handsomely for telling this story, which is two people removed
in terms of hearsay, and it's not even the first
time she's told this story. I mean, I understood the
fixation while OJ was alive, but not now, not this
late into this century. There are no more stories to tell,
no more documentaries to make. These outlets are literally recycling
the same stories and reinterviewing the same people and getting
(15:24):
the exact same information. Here's how I know this from
the Radar Online story quote this was not the first
time that Jennifer Peace, who used to do adult films
under the name Devin Shier, has told this story. A
September twelfth, nineteen ninety four story published by UPI reported
about Peace, claiming quote Cowlings told her Simpson acted in
a blind rage.
Speaker 3 (15:45):
When he killed his wife. Close quote Well, then why
are you re.
Speaker 2 (15:48):
Reporting the exact same information and why are people still
interviewing this person to only get the stuff she said
exactly thirty five years ago. It's kind of rhetorical. The
obsession with all things OJ is something I'll never understand.
I have my suspicions. Don't get me wrong, I have
my suspicions, but we should be beyond the obsession. At
this point, everybody's dead, everybody's dead. There's nothing new to share,
(16:14):
nothing new to tell.
Speaker 4 (16:15):
There are still high profile murderers still walking around and
profiting off their fame as an acquitted murderer Casey Anthony,
but it's time to let him go.
Speaker 3 (16:26):
It's time to let them die and let Nicole and
Ron rest.
Speaker 2 (16:32):
For KFI AM six forty, I'm MO Kelly,
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