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We've just had a blast this week, talking about all kinds of fun things around the Super Bowl,

but it's time to get serious.

And nowhere will you find a better preview of the Chiefs and Eagles,

the matchups in the game, then coming up in just a couple of minutes when Stan Weber joins us. He knows these teams and these divisions inside and out. He knows the

personnel, the schemes, and the matchups. Stan Weber will have all of that for us, and I can't wait.

One thing we know for sure is Super Bowl Sunday will not disappoint anybody who's watching,

and it certainly won't upset Fox Sports Network,

as they're going to get well over 100 million people watch this game.

There will be no disappointing rating, as Joe Biden delivered on Tuesday night with the State of the Union address.

This is remarkable. The Super Bowl obviously is a bankable event.

We know people watch whether their team is in it or not.

It's an American phenomenon, and we can't wait for it.

The State of the Union is supposed to be like that.

Tuesday night for Joe Biden?

Not so much.

Remember what we talked about on Monday they promised as 43 million people would be watching

the State of the Union?

And I said, I'll believe that when I see it.

The numbers are in and it is dreadful. 27 million people watched. Or, to put it better, about 93% of Americans did not watch the State of the Union address. 27 million from 43 million is about a 29% drop.

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