Topic: Philadelphia Eagles

Donald Trump's attendance at the 2025 Super Bowl is expected to draw massive support. The segment addresses media theories linking a Philadelphia Eagles win to a potential Great Depression, dismissing them as attempts to create pessimism. Jones argues that the U.S. must grow its way out of debt through Trump and Musk's policies to avoid a "Day of the Dead" societal remake.

The New York Times is criticized for focusing on Donald Trump's golf courses hosting Saudi-backed LIV Golf tournaments while ignoring the Biden family's corruption. In sports news, Jill Biden was reportedly booed by Philadelphia Eagles fans during the NFC Championship game. The segment mocks the "most popular president" narrative by pointing out the negative reception the Bidens receive at public sporting events.

Wayne Allyn Root, a former sports gambling expert, compares the 2020 election to the "Miracle in the Meadowlands" NFL game from November 19, 1978. He argues that the game, where the New York Giants fumbled a certain victory, was a "fixed" event orchestrated by the mafia. Root uses his background in national sports broadcasting to explain how "rigged" outcomes are managed and then protected from public scrutiny.