Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up from the NRIA.net Studios in New York.

Standby for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Friday, it is the beginning of Super Bowl weekend.

The game on Sunday as the LA Rams versus the Cincinnati Bengals.

I think most people are rooting for the Bengals.

They are the underdog.

But the game is not what they call a marquee match up as last year when you had Tom Brady

in the Super Bowl.

So I'll watch the game, but I don't really like the National Football League.

It is now putting on a half time show as I've reported this week that features rappers

who have espoused, encouraged, violence against American police.

So what the doose is wrong with the National Football League.

What it comes down to is that most of the players are African American and many of them feel

very strongly that America is a bad place.

And this is reflected in what the National Football League does.

Now I admire any athlete who can make it to the NFL.

That is a tremendous achievement.

So I'd like to see no race at all in this.

But unfortunately, like almost everything else in our country, pro football has been

infected by divisive racial beliefs.

And that is what we are all facing on Super Bowl Sunday.

So I'll watch the game, but the Super Bowl show shouldn't be happening.

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