Good evening, everybody. We've got a great show of plan for you. We're going to be prioritizing

friendship. That'll be the bulk of the second half of our show, talking about ways to,

well, not friendship. I'm sorry, it's more relationships. How do we keep all the relationships in

our lives prioritized, resilient, and functioning well because I don't want to lose those

relationships. And then we'll be talking about the impact

pandemic and have on our friends. That'll be in our next segment. Question of the night, as always,

is up on our Loveline IG page. And you know what the drill is. If you want to check out past episodes

of Loveline, we are channelcue.com has you covered. Let's talk about some news. It's been an interesting week. Mark Cuban came forward.

He's the owner of the Mavericks,

and he said they will not be playing the national anthem anymore.

I know.

All this stuff is interesting,

looking at the response to even the Super Bowl.

People were saying,

isn't it interesting how Tom Brady,

known to have been a buddy of Trump's and a Republican?

We kind of excuse that, ignore that. But Kepernick,

who was actually trying to do something radical revolutionary, we're still shaming things like that.

That's why the national anthem becomes such a hot point. There's some people that are saying,

look, traditionally, the anthem in America is not something that has been supportive or felt

safe. A lot of people are saying that from exploited marginalized identity, people that are gay, trans, black, indigenous.

All sorts of people are saying, look, it's really hard for us to feel nationalism and patriotic pride

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