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3:58Now PlayingChris Stirewalt, host of NewsNation’s “The Hill Sunday,” says public opinion about O.J. Simpson has shifted in 30 years, but still falls along racial lines, with fewer Black people than white people
saying he did kill his ex-wife and her friend. Stirewalt says the “tribal” nature of opinions about O.J. is similar to those about former President Donald Trump. Far fewer Republicans than the general public believe Trump committed the federal crimes with which he's charged.
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