This is the Dominique Foxworth Show.

Good evening.

Dominique Foxworth wrote what I'm about to say.

I have not looked at it, and if I do not read everything he wrote, he will not give any money to charity.

Welcome to the Dominique Foxworth Show. I'm Kevin Clark. We have a great show plan. Dominique is here. Marcus Spears is here. Mina Kimes is here and Charlie Kravitz. We are presented by National University and Codiak.

Before we get going, the real stuff, I have a couple of orders of business. The bathrooms are downstairs on the ground floor. Emergency exits are behind you at the back of the theater. Turn off your phones. Please no flash photography. Also, before opening the envelope, I have to read everything. My name is Kevin Clark. I'm here to talk about the Super Bowl. The last time Dominique had a live show, Mike Greenberg introduced him. He was busy.

As was.

Pablo Torre.

Dan Graziano.

Jeff Darlington.

Jeremy Fowler, Chris Fowler, Chris McKendry.

We asked Greenie again, Piener Schrager, and finally I was waiting by my phone.

But I'm happy to be here because I aspire to be

my Greenberg one day. I slick back my hair every morning, look at myself in the mirror and say my daily

mantra, I'm better than you. I aspire to be Mike and be a Connecticut white, but I'm actually

a Florida white. But don't worry about the Florida white part because backstage I wished Dominique and Marcus

a happy Black History Month.

Speaking of Marcus Spears, and this is real, the first time we did television together was

two years ago.

We did the first segment. It was great. It was a

morning get up. It was in June or July. And Dominique texted the group and said, I looked

like I was dressed like Greenie for Halloween. Marcus Spears did not know I was on the text

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