Bill Kristol

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.

Good point.

Yeah.

You know, I wonder why that is.

I mean, it's just kind of an accident that they don't like the black stuff.

And then the Latino guy who's praising Puerto Rican, you know, kind of culture and showing little bodega kind of scenes.

Yeah.

So it doesn't really speak to that, my guess.

Yeah.

And all the great classics from the olden days, Christmas songs and stuff that were written by immigrants from, you know, in many cases Jews, actually, and Broadway, but of course, not just Jews.

And, you know, all the authentic Americans like Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra and all those guys.

They're Irish Americans, Tim, those people.

They've been here for 200, 300 years, their ancestors.

On the Mayflower.