Super Bowl LVIII is Maximum Strength America and it matters more than ever

During an appearance on "Fox & Friends", Jimmy Failla gives his take on President Biden's decision to decline taking part in a pre-Super Bowl interview for the second consecutive year.

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Super Bowl LVIII is the single most important Super Bowl of our lifetimes, and not just because I Googled the roman numerals to find out which edition we were up to. 

In my defense, I'm not the most cultured guy in the room. Ninety-nine percent of the foreign countries I've visited were at EPCOT. 

But there's no doubt this year's big game in Las Vegas is the biggest in our nation's history. Sure, that's the same thing they say about every election but to be clear, this has nothing to do with politics. 

In fact, President Biden is skipping the traditional pregame TV interview -- and it's just as well because he'd probably spend the whole time bashing Donald Trump. That could get old in a hurry, although it would be nice to see Joe talking about a LIVING president for once. 

SKIPPING THE SUPER BOWL SIT-DOWN TWICE, BIDEN CONTINUES MONTHS-LONG STREAK OF AVOIDING SERIOUS NEWS INTERVIEWS

This Super Bowl matters most because it's the last major piece of common culture we have left in these bitterly divided times. Let's face it, these days the only time you see Republicans and Democrats together is on the Epstein Flight List. The Super Bowl is a three-hour chance for Americans to put our differences aside and do what we do best: pig out. 

We didn't become the fattest country in the world because we love to fight about politics on Twitter, or X, or whatever dumb name Elon Musk gets stoned and gives it next. No, the reason America looks like a