In this episode, we're discussing the Super Bowl and its aftermath. Mundo shares his thoughts on the halftime show, praising Kid Rock's performance and the success of Turning Point USA's alternative show. They also touch on the NFL's decision to feature Bad Bunny, which sparked controversy. Additionally, the host talks about the importance of language and culture, referencing Bad Bunny's performance and the need for unity. The conversation also covers the lawsuit against DoorDash and the issue of gig workers' rights. The host shares their concerns about the company's hiring practices and the impact on the community.

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It's The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly from the weekend: We're talking about the Super Bowl and the halftime show on this episode of Mundo in the Morning. Pete shares his thoughts on the performances, including Kid Rock and Bad Bunny. He admits he was wrong about Kid Rock, who surprised him with a positive message in his set. On the other hand, Bad Bunny's performance left him underwhelmed. Pete explains why he was disappointed and shares some of the explicit lyrics that made him uncomfortable. We also touch on the search for Nancy Guthrie, the mother of Today's Show star Savannah Guthrie, who's been kidnapped.

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In this segment, we're joined by Christal Watson, the mayor of the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and KCK. She shares her perspective on the recent vote to move forward with a sales tax for the proposed stadium project. Watson discusses the economic opportunities and challenges, including the state's expectations and the potential impact on local residents. She also addresses concerns about the tax's scope and the county's growth prospects. With a focus on transparency and community engagement, Watson provides insight into the complexities of this development project and its potential benefits for the area.

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