simple illustration on the screen. you have in the red zone there goldman sachs as part of treasury department leadership. if you go back to the obama era, we had goldman sachs former executives running treasury then. bush, also goldman sachs, also goldman sachs. in a warren administration, would there be a former goldman sachs executive running the treasury? nope. let me tell you why. the problem we ve got right now is a revolving door between washington and wall street that causes everybody to be on guess for wait a minute, the next time this treasury secretary puts forward a proposal, is it because it really helps the economy? helps the american consumer? helps the american homeowner? or is it because it helps their
an exciting play. tom brady right here throwing a 29-yard strike to his big target, rob gronkowski. that got the patriots in the red zone for the first time in the game. and the running back punches it in, and we finally have a touch down with seven minutes to go. the patriots have the lead 10-3. the rams also had a shot right here. goff nice pass to brandon but he cannot haul it in. moments later goff again throwing it but this time a really bad passed, and that would really seal it for the patriots. they go onto win the game 13-3. lowest scoring game we ve ever seen in the super bowl. and brady, a champion for a sixth time and our own hines ward caught up with a brady.
ad, executed narrated by tom hanks. it hit some of the keys that you would expect. it was powerful and moving when you saw at the end of the ad some. journalists slain or missing in action as they are reporting abroad. and i thought that was moving and powerful. but that was really the only that was the exception of the night. i think largely we saw ads that didn t really hit home with viewers. there was a weird theme on row b robots. the whole thing was strange. i thought the game of thrones collaboration with bud light was brilliantly designed, a bit of a cliffhanger if we can show folks some of that. did it surprise you, did you know this was coming? and how did it all come together? that one surprised me. i m not sure if it was a great ad, but it certainly was surprising. and i think the back story behind it is very interesting. hbo collaborating with bud light to make this ad. and there was a lot of behind the scenes play.
and here brandin cooks not able to brir ng it down. mccourty sprinted across the entire field to make that play. should have been a touchdown. that is one that will haunt him for a while. and rob gronkowski barely any room to find that pass in double coverage and safety over the top, but it is just what they do when they see that coverage, they know where they are going to go. and first action in the red zone, this touchdown from of all people rookie running back sony michel, a product of the university of georgia. if you thought that stadium was like a home game for the patriots, anyone in atlanta son. and that ball perfectly thrown and it was also to brandon cooks and he should have reeled it in. two plays that they left out there that would have changed the entire game. sean mcvay hoping his young
our monthly income that s at stake supplement either of us knows if we will still have a job tomorrow. my son also works for a company in the red zone now they are also making losses and having to cut jobs. thank you andrea bruno and his mother are getting an apartment today half an hour s drive from turtles are on the other side of the city. it s only an interim solution but still. i guess or finally we can see some light at the end of the tunnel but you know we ve had a lot of problems and it s not easy sleeping for months in a hotel bed with your mother. so we need to see what happens next with the new apartment so. i did that it was kind of thank you so much going on and we have to find a bride for under a. different girl. the