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John, by the end of the segment, I want to know who's favored by how much for the two big NFL games this weekend, please?

The betting line.

Are you a wadering man or are you just curious about the collective wisdom?

I've never waged a crowd. It's called something or other. What's it called?

Crowd, the wisdom of the crowd.

A hive mind?

A hive mind.

That's nice.

I don't know if I've ever been on a sporting event in my life and I'm not going to start.

But the line does, what it does is tell you all the millions of people are concerned with this.

Who thinks what?

There's certain amount of science behind the fact that the crowd is often correct.

I also tend to root for the underdog when I don't care who wins.

And I don't care who wins.

The underdogs are not very underdoggy. I'll tell you that.

Four great teams if you're into the football. How about if you're into the news and the politics and the current events and that sort of thing?

It makes sense why the nation's media are clustered around Washington, D.C. in New York.

It's not a shock. You know, for instance, you cover my team of choice, the Kansas City Chiefs.

I suggest you locate yourself in Kansas City. On the other hand, it is our belief and has been for many moons that with the,

the major media cluster almost entirely in Washington, D.C. and New York City.

They become part of the whole swamp that reporting on and their buddies with the people on TV are buddies with the politicians.

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