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No. sounds. There's probably another podcast on there that you're absolutely love. Hello, this is TechTent from the BBC World Service. I'm James Clayton, the BBC's

tech reporter in Silicon Valley, and we're going All-American on this week's show. The BBC's

Jasmine Dyer is with me now. Jasmine, we've got the

possible return of Donald Trump to social media, a massive Bitcoin bust in New York. What else is on

the show? Well, what's more American than the Super Bowl? We won't be talking about the game this

week, but the famous Super Bowl ads with some of the most talked about adverts about cryptocurrencies.

Here's a taste of what's coming up.

President Trump realizes just how critical it is they get back on social media.

That really was his superpower in 2016.

There are billions and billions of dollars worth of crypto out there.

Are you out of your mind?

I can't even get tuna without celery.

Nobody's gone on the moon.

First, let's talk about Donald Trump.

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