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Slack.com slash DHQ. The Kansas City Chiefs mount a fourth quarter comeback to win the Superbowl.

NFL ratings are up and Republican senators unexpectedly whip the votes to exonerate President

Trump and end impeachment once and for all. We will examine the secret behind three dramatic

comebacks. Then, Democrats freak out just hours before the Iowa caucuses happening

in the next, right now, I guess, the halftime show highlights the difference between sexiness

and pornography. There's a huge difference. Brexit comes off without a hitch. All of that

and more on Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles show.

Huge win in the Superbowl. I don't know anything about football. I didn't watch most of

the Superbowl, but there was a major win. The biggest win of the Superbowl was for us.

We all won the Superbowl because of how apolitical it was. The commercials, the show itself, everything

about it was not dripping in leftism. We will examine why that is because it made the

whole thing much, much more enjoyable. But first, I've got to keep you safe. One way that

I can do that is by telling you about our friends over at Ring. Ring's mission is to make

neighborhoods safer. Now, you already know about their smart video doorbells and cameras

that protect millions of people everywhere. Well, what Ring does is help you stay connected

to your home anywhere in the world. You might recall that I have been in Washington, DC

now for about three weeks because we've been covering impeachment on the Ted Cruz podcast.

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