wait, you can cohost. another cohost spot. great. can i get a chair. maybe hers will vibrate or have earphones. you said i got the sunday thing. just like that because i m not a woman. [laughter] yes. no, it s because i m black. [laughter] you got me. first guy in history to lose as a man. i ve got to carry that on my back for the rest my days. who beat you out for the spot? you guys would have great chemistry. you d be like hold and kathy lee. i don t know who hell holder is but i m not being kathy lee. just like that, sunday at eight. hillary and f-uppercase-letter letters. brock, let s move away from tyrus getting angry at me and let s talk about how never after an election have we ever had somebody trash talking
carolinas they were without power for a week. this is it, west of cape hatteras, so all of north carolina is pummeled, and the jersey shore, whacked, and there will be some weakening, because it is close to the land and the water is cooler in the north. and you tell me. that is right over new york city. boom. so, that would leave john f. kennedy and la guardia east of the storm, the worse side of a storm on the east side where the storm surge, the water pushes up, and in, on the other side, sucking water out if you know what i mean. and, everything to the east of that eye would have the worst of the storm surge, so, the entirety of long island and the two counties on the eastern end of long island and queens and brooklyn, part of long island, and you go up into new england, and it is on track to hit all of that so north carolina is a saturday thing, new york city is a sunday thing, and up into new
watching. this past season was a runaway hit. each game had almost 18 million people watching and if you just look at super bowl viewing, the audience has quadrupled since the mid 1960s. last year, over 106 million people watched, making the most viewed tv event in history. all of that popularity coming at a high cost this year s super bowl ads run $3 million for a 30-second spot. sounds expensive. well, apparently it s worth it. advertisers know they can reach out to not only a large number of men, but women too, who are now watching in higher numbers. it s a social thing. and you want to be involved in a social thing. because of very attractive football players like miles austin. there s a culture behind it. it s a sunday thing. definitely an american sport. so what s behind all of the football fever that goes beyond