Welcome back to the Dershow. Last time we talked about the State of the Union message,

you should read my mail. I'll give you a few examples afterward, but so contentious, so

divisive. We have so divided a country on the speeches as if there were two speeches.

Well, they were one by Huckabee Sanders and the other by Joe Biden, but it's as if each

speech with two speeches. There was no agreement whatsoever in the contentiousness, the name

calling, the letters, it was filled with hate. So I wanted to lighten it up a little bit,

so tonight I'm going to talk about the Super Bowl and how watching the Super Bowl could provide

a model of what America could be like. I've seen, I think, every Super Bowl there was. I remember

the first ones with Joe Nameth, that was a kid, but I've watched them very carefully, went to one

Super Bowl with my son Elon 1988, so it was 25 years ago. I don't think I ever want to go to

another Super Bowl again. It was a little frantic and a little hectic and crowded. It was a good

game. I enjoyed it. I've watched all of them since. Most of them I've watched in crowds with people.

Usually people halfway divided, well, I'm a giants play and I watch in New York, obviously.

It's not divided, but when you get two teams that are outside teams like Philadelphia Eagles

and the Kansas City Chiefs, the audiences tend to be pretty much down in the middle. When

there's a good play from one side, people cheer who are supported that team, but not too many

booze when it happens. Mostly it's relatively friendly, and that happened yesterday. Two is

great game, great game, two phenomenal quarterbacks. The first time two African-American

quarterbacks played face-to-off against each other in the Super Bowl, and they were both

sensational. Had it been reversed and had a Jalen Hurts had the ball with a couple of minutes to

go tied. I suspect he would have marched down the field and gotten the field goal, but

the didn't happen. What happened, of course, is Mahorn Marxon. Mahorn always get him confused

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