Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleaders Had to Get Up Before 5 a.m. to Be On FOX & Friends For 30 Seconds

The Super Bowl is this weekend and for some reason FOX News sent Brian Kilmeade from FOX & Friends to Glendale to cover the woke agenda-having league's biggest event. To get things "kicked off" on Friday morning, Kilmeade walked through a group of pom-pom shaking Kansas City Chiefs cheerleaders. He even spoke with the one who was most OK with getting up at like 4 a.m. to appear on-screen for approximately 30 seconds.

Overheard in @foxandfriends Control Room

PRODUCER: Camera 1 we're gonna need a tight shot of the @Chiefs cheerleaders
CAMERA: This good?
PROD: No, I need it tighter
CAM: Like this?
PROD: TIGHT, Cam1. The guys at The Villages are watching.
CAM: Oh, a boob shot
PROD: Perfect

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— Bad Fox Graphics (@BadFoxGraphics) February 10, 2023

The next time someone suggests that cheerleaders need a union, show them this video. There's no way this was worth the $50 they might have received for this appearance. And don't get me started on the high school band that played him on.

Kilmeade also comes close to breaking a pretty big story saying, "We have a sense that the game will be sold out." That must be quite a relief for the NFL which just a few years ago was driving away fans with protests. And here they are today selling out a game that costs an average of $10,000 to attend.