All right, let's get it going. A very quick and efficient look at everything happening in this world of ours.

We'll get you caught up in and out in less than 10. First thing, without Kevin Mano, I'm his brother Ryan, back for a second day.

A lot of questions concerned for Kev. He had surgery last week. I don't know why, but they said tomorrow, being today, could be the worst day and then he'll start getting better.

Sending you love, Kev, here on this Thursday, February 13th, 2025.

Happy Galentine's Day, by the way, that is typically celebrated the day before Valentine's Day, which is tomorrow, but today, the show starts right now.

Always kicking it off with your top story. Two of President Trump's most

controversial staffing picks, both took giant steps forward yesterday. First, the Senate confirmed

Tulsi Gabbard as the new director of national intelligence. She was sworn in hours after

receiving that Senate confirmation. Additionally, the Senate advanced RFK Jr.'s nomination to head the Department of Health and Human Services.

There will be one final vote today before he's confirmed that is expected to happen this afternoon.

Let's go.

All right. Okay. On to sports. We're going to go back to the Super Bowl for just a second.

Chief's tight end, Travis Kelsey, spoke about his future in the league, now that his team failed to grab their

three-peat. He said he's going to take some time to decide. He's going to kick the decision down

the road a bit and make that choice when the time is right. Will he be back? Will he call it a career?

One more thing about the game. Someone tracked exactly how much Kendrick Lamar moved during his halftime set.

It turns out he got more rushing yards than the Chiefs.

He traveled 145 yards during that performance.

The Chiefs, in four quarters, only 49 yards.

Now into baseball, this is a tough one for Angels fans who've really had a lot of tough ones for a long time.

Third baseman, Anthony Rendon, is injured again.

He missed the majority of last season.

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