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Bad Bunny had viewers dancing during his highly anticipated Super Bowl Halftime performance.  The show was a celebration of his Puerto Rican home and culture and did not include overt political statements.  The show was immediately celebrated by some and called "terrible" by the President.   Amy and T. J. go through their impressions, the symbolism you might have missed, their favorite parts, and how they ended up watching the halftime show in a Spanish-speaking country but with an English-speaking crowd.

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A devastating end to 41 year old Lindsey Vonn's Olympic dreams after she crashed just 13 seconds into her downhill run.  Vonn was hoping to become the oldest person to medal at the Olympics in Alpine, but just 9 days ago she ruptured her ACL, and that injury proved to difficult to overcome.  Amy and T.J. go over the latest information on her condition and the reaction from the crowd who watched in horror. 

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Keith Zlomsowitch, Nicole Brown Simpson’s former boyfriend, recounts the days after her murder, when the danger didn’t feel over. From holding Nicole’s casket at her funeral to being warned to stay away from her condo after O.J. said he was “coming to finish what he started.”

Keith lays out why he went to the police, why his testimony wasn’t used in the trial and how he felt watching the drama play out on the screen. He also explains why he stayed silent for decades before sharing his story.

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The family of Nancy Guthrie released a new video via Instagram on Saturday in which they pleaded with kidnappers for the return of their mother.  But the tone and some of the language used in the video suggested that the siblings may have communicated with a third party, offering to pay,  so that they can have peace. 

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It's been a full week since Savannah Guthrie's mom has been missing, and the latest update comes from President Trump himself, who told reporters on Air Force One that law enforcement is close to having some answers.  We've also learned that another ransom note has been sent to the local Tucson affiliate, the FBI has returned to search Nancy Guthrie's home and there may be a vehicle of interest.  While the investigation continues, Amy and T.J. also discuss the incredible, heartwarming response of the NBC family, and the impact of seeing Hoda Kotb return the set of "Today" to support Savannah.  

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Amy & T.J. are in San Francisco on Radio Row for the Big Game Weekend, and the biggest debate isn’t just on the field. This year’s halftime performer, Bad Bunny, has become the center of a cultural flashpoint, igniting conversations about language, identity, and who gets to be seen as “American” on one of the country’s biggest stages. As excitement builds around the game, Amy & T.J. dig into the backlash, the lineup for the “All-American Halftime Show,” and why music and sports - the very things meant to unite us - now reveal just how divided we still are when it comes to acceptance.

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President Trump has finally removed a jaw-dropping post from his Truth Social account, but only after Trump ally and the only Black Republican Senator, Tim Scott called on him do so. Before Senator Scott’s reaction, Karoline Leavitt doubled down and defended the video that shows Barak and Michelle’s heads on top of apes’ bodies with Trump depicted as the Lion King. 

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Thursday was a day of developments in the case of Nancy Guthrie, yet police say they still don't have a suspect.  Guthrie's son made another on-camera plea for kidnappers to contact them.  But police haven't' confirmed the credibility of any ransom note. Meanwhile, police arrested a California man, who's accused of trying to take advantage of the Guthrie family. 

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