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Hope you had a fantastic weekend. If you're in the Northeast, I know you were freezing. And if you're out in the West Coast, you're probably just loving watching us freeze. Senator Mark Wayne Mullen at the bottom of the hour, Lawrence Jones is standing right by. One Nation last night. We were live. A few hours later, we're back live on Fox and Friends. So I'm covering a lot of the same stories, of course, over Super Bowl Sunday. Lawrence, welcome. It's good to be back. This is your first, this is your second full week. Yeah, and the eye looks good. It's coming back. It's coming back. Sean, you just got to come to work, man. Right. I don't believe in excuses. So the moment they gave me the green light, I was back at it. Absolutely. And the glass look good, by the way, before we get more on Lawrence, let's get to the big three.

Number three.

You know, a lot of times athletes are hesitant to talk about political views and how we feel about things.

I feel heartbroken about what's happened in the United States when, you know, I'm pretty sure you're referencing

ICE and some of the protests and things like that.

Yeah, Chris Lillis, a winter, I don't even know what he does.

Is a Winter Olympian, not happy with America, not living up to his expectations.

Sports Coast Political from the new ungrateful American Olympian in the

dueling halftime shows at an underwhelming Super Bowl. Sports is now caught up in the political

scrum. We will discuss. Number two. If Iran doesn't think President Trump will strike, if they keep

just fooling around with these negotiations and they're not serious about taking them somewhere, they have a very short memory.

True, Iran, U.S. talk, an exercise which will yield absolutely nothing.

It's time the U.S. ends this evil empire, but it won't be easy.

But delaying will only make it harder to win.

As Netanyahu heads to the White House, he actually moved up his trip, which means a lot.

Number one. Unfortunately, we haven't heard back from the White House or Mike Johnson or Leader Thune in terms of the demands that we've put on the table,

common sense demands on behalf of the American people.

I hope he's not speaker, man.

He is just one attack after another, five days until a shutdown.

That's where we might just be heading unless both sides can thaw out their ice standoff. I see an easy off ramp to

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