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Hello everyone, I'm Dana Perino, along with Judge Janine Piro, Harold Ford Jr.

Jesse Waters and Greg Dutfeld. It's 5 o'clock in New York City. This is the five.

Hey, Super Bowl stunner, the Kansas City Chiefs, to feeding Jesse's Philadelphia Eagles 38-35.

It was a nail-biting fight to the finish, and we got a brand new video of Jesse reacting to the loss.

Jesse's fellow Philly fanatics did a little meltdown after the defeat and doing what Eagles fans do best

and somebody said they would have done that if they won or lost, unleashing chaos in the streets until police were forced to intervene with Pepper Spray.

Eagles fans were outraged by a late holding penalty on Philadelphia Eagles cornerback, James Bradbury,

who later admitted that he was in the wrong.

He ran a pivot wheel. I definitely pulled on his jersey. It is what it is.

It was also a big night for Rihanna performing during the halftime in her first live show in seven years.

The singer performing eight dozen hits and defying gravity all the while, she's pregnant with her second child.

And the biggest moment came off the field. The King of Late Night holding court in his big Super Bowl ad.

Hey, Guttfeld, new King of Late Night commercial, ready to roll.

Is it this great? Is this cultural appropriation?

Hello, America.

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