All right, the U.S. Hockey Gold is the subject of this evening's talking points memo.

Right before we started to tape this in a late afternoon, it was announced

that the U.S. women's hockey team won the gold is not going to appear at the state of the union.

They were invited by President Trump. Members of the men's team will appear.

Not all of them because there's a whole kind of logistical,

because the NHL starts midweek back up.

But this is an interesting story because there's a huge culture difference between women's

sports and men's sports in America.

That's the subject of this evening's talking points memo.

It goes beyond that, of course.

We are a divided nation, deeply divided, and the political hatred is growing. All right. And it's spurred by President

Trump's presence, no matter what he does. All right, it's spurred by immigration, ice, all of that.

And the third is the economy. So some people are having trouble keeping up. Okay? So when you get all those elements

swirling around, then you have a divided country, which is what we have. So you get two gold

medal winners, the men's hockey team and the women's hockey team, the men's team, very respectful and patriotic,

the women's team, not so much. Sorry ladies, it's not as bad as a women's soccer team,

which was anti-American, in my opinion, but you know, it's a different culture.

Okay, let's run it down for you with some facts to back it up.

It's always nice, right?

So after the USA defeated Canada on Sunday, the Hughes brothers, these guys are amazing. One of whom won the game with a goal in overtime said this.

Go. This is all about our country right now. I love the USA. I love my teammates. It's unbelievable.

The USA Hockey Brotherhood is so strong.

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