President Trump goes to the college football national championship game.

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Oh yeah, so last night was apparently an amazing national championship football game. I will admit

that I did not watch one single second of it. Number one, because I'm not a big college football fan.

Number two, because I cut the chord a while ago and I don't have any of the alternatives to actually watch

the game. But there's a lot to talk about because of a lot of virtue signaling by some folks on the left and President Trump goes down and sings the national anthem and the whole deal. We'll talk about all of it. But before we get to any of that, first, I want to say thank you to our sponsors over at Blinkist. Okay, so you have a busy day. You have a lot going on. You're in the car for maybe 15 minutes. And after you finished listening to my show at four times speed, you've decided that now it's time for you to get educated about something else. So what do you do? You turn to Blinkist. Blinkist has these 15 minute blinks, this great app. They've been 15 minute what they call blinks, in which you can basically get the main points of a book in 15 minutes or less. It is fantastic. Instead of you having to wade through 500 pages of a book, spend hours at a time reading these books, you can go through four books in one car ride. You're in the car for an hour. Suddenly you're going through four books. It's just fantastic. And the list of books that they have on Blinkist are really top-notch books. I mean, things like Why Nations Fail, which is a great book. It's 600 pages.

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and really entertaining. Okay, so we begin with last night's national championship game.

Apparently, the Georgia Bulldogs lost the game in overtime to Alabama, the Crimson Tide,

and it was apparently a classic game, but I'm not going to talk about the game because I didn't

watch a minute of the game. What I did see was all of the hubbub surrounding President Trump. So President Trump arrives at the game, and I think it's important

to note something for all the media coverage, which is 95% negative about President Trump,

for all the hatred of President Trump among Democrats, for this widespread sentiment that President

Trump is deeply unpopular and no one likes him. In places like Alabama, in places like Georgia,

Trump is still a deeply popular figure. And that was in evidence last night at the Alabama-Georgia game,

where, of course, fans of both teams were there, and both of those states are very red states.

So Trump walks into the stadium. And the way the media covered this, the press pool said there was a mixture of cheers and booze.

I don't see that.

What I heard and what I saw from a number of different accounts that were posted was that it was almost entirely cheers with a few scattered booze mixed in.

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