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Philadelphia Eagles cornerback reaches out to pull in a pass intended for New England Patriots tight end on the last play of the game in Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis. The Eagles defeated the Patriots 41-33 to win their first Super Bowl. (AP Photo/Doug Benc)

No Things Considered: The Super Bowl’s politics and antifa or Eagles celebration

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The Substandard Big Game Post Game Show!
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The Substandard Big Game Post Game Show!

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TMQ Podcast: Previewing the Super Bowl
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TMQ Podcast: Previewing the Super Bowl

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President Trump gestures as delivers his first State of the Union address in the House chamber of the U.S. Capitol to a joint session of Congress. (Win McNamee/Pool via AP)

Salena Zito: State of the Union day

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The Substandard on Disney-Fox, Breakfast Samplers, and ‘The Big Game’
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The Substandard on Disney-Fox, Breakfast Samplers, and ‘The Big Game’

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State of the Union speeches are viewed through a different lens by the many Americans who don't follow every development in the news cycle as closely as those of us in the media. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
White House

No Things Considered: The State of the Union Spectacular

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In today's show, the FBI found the lost texts, will DACA pass, and meet the worst Senate candidate we have met so far this cycle. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
Immigration

No Things Considered: FBI Texts and the worst Senate candidate

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The Substandard on the Aussie Open and Agassi’s Hairpiece
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The Substandard on the Aussie Open and Agassi’s Hairpiece

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A barber shop stands between two short-term loan stores in Birmingham, Alabama, U.S., on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015. In Alabama, the sixth-poorest state, with one of the highest concentrations of lenders, advocates are trying to curb payday and title loans, a confrontation that clergy cast as God versus greed. They have been stymied by an industry that metamorphoses to escape regulation, showers lawmakers with donations, packs hearings with lobbyists and has even fought a common database meant to enforce a $500 limit in loans. Photographer: Gary Tramontina/Bloomberg

Salena Zito: Payday loans down in the delta

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In today's show, Russian bots are being blamed for everything, the government shutdown has come to an end, and Lester Holt goes on a propaganda tour for most glorious leader Kim Jong Un. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)

No Things Considered: Russian bots and Lester Holt loves North Korea

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