With all that you've done, where does this rank? Is this the crowning achievement?

I'm not putting any, making any comparisons. You know, being down here and experiencing it with this

group of guys is, every year is amazing. And this team is world champions forever. You can't take it

away from us. So Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers dominate the Kansas City Chiefs winning the

franchise's second Super Bowl title and the seventh of Brady's legendary career.

Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe.

It is Monday, February 8th.

With us, we have White House reporter for the Associated Press, Jonathan Lemire, host of MSNBC's Politics Nation and president of the National Action Network. Reverend Al Sharpton joins us this morning. We also have co-founder of Punch Bowl News, Anna Palmer, with us. And senior columnist for The Daily Beast,

Matt Lewis joins us. And I'm just, I'm just going to get my purse out, start cleaning it.

Can I know you're going to talk, Brady. Let's talk. Jonathan Lemire, you grew up with this guy

in New England, I'm sure. It's kind of cool.

Even you couldn't have imagined how easily he could have won last night's game against

what was widely believed to be the best team in professional football.

Yeah, Joe, Tom Brady, the greatest of all time, and he proved it again last night.

I was picking the bucks to win, but I thought it would be a very close game.

I was stunned by how lopsided it was.

First of all, let's give credit to Tampa's defense.

They dominated Patrick Mahomes, who's a wonderful player.

That's a fantastic offense in Kansas City, but the Tampa defense was spectacular.

I know there were some calls.

The officiating was a little suspect early, but that didn't matter.

This was a thoroughly one-sided game.

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