JESSE WATTERS: The OJ Simpson verdict divided us, but the trial brought us together
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Fox News host Jesse Watters reflects on how the O.J. Simpson trial united America in conversation following the athlete’s death on "Jesse Watters Primetime." JESSE WATTERS: Justice wasn't about guilt or innocence — it was about being able to afford lawyers like the "Dream Team." You'd ask people, "O.J.: innocent or guilty?" CAITLYN JENNER OFFERS BLUNT, TWO-WORD RESPONSE AFTER OJ SIMPSON'S DEATH America's judicial system worked or it didn't work, depending on who you talked to. Juries are...

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