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Judge Greg Mathis discussed his journey from a life of crime in Detroit to becoming the state's youngest judge and a nationally famous figure. He analyzed the Diddy trial and explained the defense's strategy of not calling witnesses, believing the prosecution had not proven its case. He also shared his personal story, including overcoming a troubled youth, obtaining a law degree, and becoming a judge. Mathis emphasized the importance of social justice and mentoring former criminals. He reflected on his time on the "Judge Mathis" show, which aired for 24 seasons, and his interactions with other court show hosts. Judge Mathis discussed his views on various controversial topics, including Judge Joe Brown's macho persona and the Bill Cosby case. Mathis also touched on Michael Jackson's contributions and personal life, and the challenges of reparations for African Americans, advocating for suing corporations that profited from slavery. To hear more, view the full interview above.
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