The Super Bowl occurred, I am told. I don't know for certain I actually attended a Super Bowl party and still I did not catch even one second of the game, which is fine by me as I later discovered that the game began with one of the most offensive public displays around these days the so-called Black National Anthem.

Grammy Award winning recording artist Andra Day.

Shoot the boar.

Get now I'm sure.

And now I'm sure. Until Earth and heaven ring,

being with the heart of. All right, that's enough. Now, my black friends do not consider that to be the national anthem,

because my black friends are Americans and normal.

But that song has increasingly come to be seen as an alternate national anthem.

One of two national anthems because we now have two nations, coexisting for now right on top of each other.

The split between these countries is more ideological than geographical or racial.

There are geographical aspects, blue states and red states.

There are racial aspects.

Most people vote, most black people rather vote for Democrats.

But the split fundamentally is ideological,

which is why the Super Bowl ads clashed with each other.

They were coded to speak to different audiences, different kinds of Americans, two different nations.

Two different nations which increasingly don't even speak the same language.

I'm Michael Knowles, this is the Michael Know the show. Democrats are now openly calling to swap out

Joe Biden from the top of the ticket. We will get to that and why it is

likely not going to happen.

First though, I didn't watch the game at all while it was on.

I went back and watched some of the highlights.

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