Vindication. The best way to describe what we saw last night, my friends, is vindication.

Donald Trump arrived at the Super Bowl. He stood up. He saluted and everyone started cheering.

Well, he won a popular mandate. He won the popular vote. His approval rating is right now

plus 3.7. It's not the best ever been. I guess

they'd call it the honeymoon phase right after Trump got elected. His approval rating was much,

much, much, much higher. But this is still the best run of his political career, his favorability,

his popularity, better than ever. So when he shows up the Super Bowl, they cheer. Pretty awesome to hear. On the other hand,

Taylor Swift, who endorsed the Democrats, roasted Donald Trump during the election cycle, got booed.

And I got to say it was brutal. I mean, it's a merciless, full volume, stadium-wide booing of Taylor Swift.

And the crazy thing is, she was shocked by it.

Like, lady, did you not read the room?

I feel kind of bad.

But at the same time, I kind of don't.

That's why I say vindication.

Because we had been making the case the whole time.

There was a silent majority. People were tired of what was going on in this country. And they wanted to

change. And you know what happens? Taylor Swift says, I'm just going to do it. My publicist say,

I'm going to go Democrat. You back the wrong horse, lady. In the video, we don't know exactly

what she's saying. she side eyes the camera once

the stadium erupts in booing and then it looks like she says uh what what is going on that's

right we don't know exactly what she said but does sound like she said uh what what is going on

you're getting booed because everybody

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