Well, the brilliant columnist, Jake Novak,

make sure you're following me on Twitter.

It's Jake, Jake, Jake, N.Y at Twitter.

Jake, Jake, NY at Twitter.

Jake Novak, how you doing?

I'm doing well.

A nice little rally going on Wall Street, so that's nice.

Otherwise, you know, enjoying the not-so-cold weather.

Yeah, so, and the days are getting longer.

That's the good thing.

Every day is getting a little longer.

So let's talk about TV for a minute.

Broadcast TV.

When you say the only thing they have going for them right now is the NFL,

that's the only thing keeping them alive?

It might be the only thing America has going for it.

You know, 82 of the top 100 most watch shows last year, 2022, which just finished, were NFL games.

Now, if you're thinking those are all playoff games or really important games, you're wrong.

In the top 40, there were some games like, for example, the Broncos and the Rams, two teams who played on Christmas Day just a couple weeks ago, with no chance of the playoffs for either team, terrible teams this year.

And even that strongly outrated the Oscars, strongly outrated any of the World Cup games.

So you have – now, I say it might be good news for America because, you know, these NFL games

might be the only programming, which absolutely is tops in every economic and racial category

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