Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stole next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three martini's coming up.

So glad you're with us on this Monday edition of the Three Martini lunch.

More importantly, it's Martin Luther King Day.

It's also the day we're on Twitter.

Every person with the political agenda tries to convince you that Martin Luther King

was exactly lined up with them instead of actually spending time looking at the real legacy

of Martin Luther King, which of course is that the promise of America is the promise for every American, regardless of race and that we should be judging people on the content of their character and not their skin.

So it's a good day to pause and reflect on Dr King's legacy.

It's also a day where we have good-bat and crazy martinis and we also have our Super Bowl teams. Neither of our teams of course were

anywhere close. It'll be the Niners and the Chiefs, Jim, pretty obvious from

watching both of those teams yesterday that our teams would have been

annihilated and it should be a good

Super Bowl. It's really amazing to watch professional football track where the

players know what they're doing, the coaches are terrific. I, I'm really excited about it. This met a lot of my criteria for what I wanted to see in a Super Bowl matchup. Greg, you got two great young quarterbacks, you got two really a one amazing running offense, one

amazing passing offense. Neither team is the New England Patriots Greg which is

really important and what's more there's no calling

capernic oh the the Niners would be better if they kept capernic uh-uh

no sorry apparently not and congrats to the Niners you're welcome for all those

draft picks from the bears for trading up

one spot to take Mitch Drubiski which he used to turn into a vicious vicious defense

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