Bill Kristol

No, we went over to one of our kids' houses, and there were a couple of kids, a lot of grandchildren.

We all watched the game.

Not a great game, I'm just going to say.

I know we're supposed to say in a sophisticated way that it was a great defensive struggle, but it was just a boring game, but...

I'm pro-bad bunny because I'm, of course, just ideologically, I mean, anti-anti.

I'm anti-anti-bad bunny is really where I am.

I don't really understand or appreciate the music or the whole thing.

So I want you to explain to me, I want you to justify my being anti-anti-bad bunny and be actually.

I saw his reaction to that.

That was good.

Did you watch the Kid Rock one?

I mean, that was the best of America, Tim.

I mean, none of this foreign language stuff.

None of this, one of the most popular musicians in the world.

Let's go back and let's get Kid Rock lip syncing and, you know, other real highlights of American culture, you know?

I think some conservative friends, including back when I was in that world, they've been upset about Super Bowl halftime shows for like 30 years, I feel like.

And, you know, they kept expecting it to be the imminent decline of America.

And it didn't seem to have much effect one way or the other, honestly.

A lot of people hated Kendrick's halftime show last year, Too Black.

Yeah.