2-9-26 Hour 1 - How was the Big Game?

The Chris Plante Show

WMAL | Cumulus Media Washington

News, Government, Politics

4.6 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 9 February 2026

⏱️ 39 minutes

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0:00.0	The Premier League is exciting.
0:04.0	It's exhilarating.
0:07.0	And sometimes it's...
0:11.0	So when you need something to help you ride the highest and loads of all that action,
0:17.0	grab a Coke to keep you in the game.
0:20.0	Time to refresh.
0:21.8	Time for a Coke.
0:23.8	Coca-Cola, official partner of the Premier League.
0:30.9	It looks like we're trying to get back to what was used to be normal America,
0:39.0	is respect for the rule of law.
0:44.1	Our military, our law enforcement, that used to be common sense.
0:50.5	Ah, normal, normal America, and that used to be common sense.
0:59.9	Nice to hear those quaint notions making the rounds in the media in the United States America.
1:00.2	Isn't that nice?
1:01.4	Normal.
1:04.2	Common sense.
1:06.6	Huh.
1:08.2	What next?
1:11.9	A very good Super Bowl Monday to you, and welcome back once again.
1:16.8	You see the riots in Italy.
1:18.9	There were riots in Milan, Milan, Italy.
1:22.7	I like to call it Milano, Milano.
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