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Welcome back to the Dershow.

Well, my reputation is Nostra Darmis or Nostradershowitz has survived.

I predicted against all odds, the outcome of Eagles' Chiefs game, and I predicted

how they would do it. What I said is the Eagles would win on defense. I predicted that both

teams would have defenses that would knock out the stars, and they did. Obviously, Mahomes

did nothing without even any sacks. He was without even any, you know, attempts to get him. They sacked him more times than he's ever been sacked in his career. But they also got Barclay. And so neither star did anything.

And Kelsey didn't do anything.

This was not a game of stars.

Of course, her did very well and got the MVP.

But the three people that everybody came to see did nothing.

They did nothing because the defense was so good. And my prediction was that, you know, football is a game of defense and the Eagles have phenomenal, phenomenal defense.

You know, obviously they have good offense too. But Mahomes was really, really caught flatfooted. He didn't have the kind of protection

that the Eagles front line has. And so, you know, my son, the producer, who's a great football fan,

didn't even stay to watch the second half. Neither did President Trump.

So, Elon, you and President Trump have something in common. You left after the first half. He'd

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