ashley: thank you, i m ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. fans in the city of brotherly love rioting after the eagles lost the super bowl, some fans marching on city hall, scaling traffic lights and posts and facing off with police officers and damaging property. [cheering] this is your second warning disburse, disburse, disburse. todd: they forgot to grease that one. marianne has more on the highlights. the marianne: the chiefs pulling off a come-back victory over the eagles. kansas city winning second super bowl in last four seasons by taking down philadelphia 38-35 in glendale, arizona. patrick mahomes winning the super bowl mvp award. the offense scored each possession in the second half and field goal by harrison butker sealed the victory. [cheering] butker up and got it. marianne: eagles fans are talking about a controversial call and marching on city hall, scaling lamp posts as they sprayed teargas to disburse the crowd. that moment didn t oversha
katie: i will do my best to stay up. it s been a long week of work. you only get so many here on this earth. griff: i hope i stay away i m actually going to be on tv got more to promo that you re not going to stay up. joey: 10:00 p.m. this whole thing shuts off. it s not that it s not exciting to me. it s that i enjoy my sleep and i haven t had much this week because i have been so excited to wake up with y all right here and talk about this amazing we re we just had. katie: i m going to stay up so i can watcher the all-american new year down in nashville. rachel, everyone is going to be down there doing that i love cowboy boot and country music. a good excuse to get ready, get riled up right around 10:00 p.m. on fox news and watch them ring in a new year full of lots of different happenings. joey: i think being in daytona you will be full of red bulls. griff: i m not ready at all. did anything give it away? [cheers] griff: listen, it s going to be great. i have
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