Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Friday, I'm on my way to the Super Bowl out on the West Coast, and it is capitalism

versus I don't know what.

Now in a capitalism system, there are no cost controls, price

controls, you can charge what you want. And the Super Bowl is of course a unique

situation. So listen to this. About a billion dollars is going to be generated by this football game, all told everywhere.

The most expensive ticket on vivid seats right now, $30,000.

Whoa.

Cheapest ticket, about $4,000.

Now, if you get to the stadium, Levi Stadium, you want a beer, it's 12 bucks.

Hot dog, seven bucks. You get the idea. $40 for a hat on and on. But it's the hotels that are

crazy. In the San Francisco Santa Clara area, you might expect to pay $500 a night in regular times.

Ready?

$2,300 a night to stay in downtown San Francisco.

I might stay with some of the homeless.

How about parking? Drive to the stadium,

$250. Oh. And if you're watching on TV, every commercial, 30 seconds, $8 million.

So it is capitalism on fire.

Back in a moment.

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