Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome in Monday edition. It's Valentine's Day. It's the day after the Super Bowl. There's

probably some people out there that are either hung over or will be hung over soon after your

Valentine's Day dinners and celebrations. We appreciate all of you hanging out with the

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show as we embark upon another week, another 15 hours with all of you.

And so, Buck, I watched the Super Bowl and congratulations to the LA Rams and Matthew Stafford.

But the biggest takeaway I had from the Super Bowl is you had 75,000-ish people inside of SoFi

Stadium. There was a mask mandate in place. And when they showed all the celebrities on television,

whether it was Jay Z, whether it was Ben Affleck and J.Lo, Charlize Tyrone, LeBron James,

again with LA Mayor Garcetti getting caught without his mask on, no one in the entire stadium

wore masks. And so, for every American out there who watched and something like a hundred million-ish,

Americans on average watched the Super Bowl every year, which is twice as many people

as virtually watch any other televised event anymore in this country, I don't understand how

you could watch that game, which was played in an utterly normal fashion. And then, be forced

after seeing all those tens of thousands of people inside of the stadium. After seeing football

players tackle each other left and right, and I know a lot of people don't watch football every weekend,

so it's a little bit of a jarring moment to see that big of a crowd, depending on where you live,

all unmasked. I don't understand how any parent in America had to this morning put their kids

in a mask and send them off to school. It is child abuse, there is no way to defend it.

It is without any basis in reality, and when you see something as normal as the Super Bowl that

went on in LA, and I can speak to the scene in LA all week, but because I was there, I was asked for

a vaccine passport to show proof of vaccination, which I didn't have one time. Otherwise, I could

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