This Week's UPDATES

It's a New Era in America, and while it may take another year to bring the COVID-19 pandemic to an end, we must hope that the wait was well worth everything we had before each of our lives turned upside down. For some good news, lemme give a new update on the status of the #fakeTVBox on YouTube, after much thought, I've made a final decision on the show. The signature segment I talked about several months ago, "Before and After," will be given a test run in the the very first topical video on my channel. I will start working on it this week, and it will pretty sum up everything leading up to where we are after the Inauguration of President Joe Biden, but in short-formed fashion. With that said, let's check the 7-Day Round-Up which will be a part of #fakeTVBox as well.

7-Day Round-Up
Sunday
President-elect Joe Biden expects to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline permit via executive action.	KlicK
Monday
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris formally resigns from the Senate ahead of Inauguration Day.	KlicK
Tuesday
New York Mets fire their General Manager Jared Porter over alleged graphic text messages.	KlicK
Wednesday
Avril Haines makes history as the first female director of the United States National Intelligence.	KlicK
Thursday
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell plans to ask Senate Democrats to delay Trump's impeachment.	KlicK
Friday
Famous baseball player, Hank Aaron, died at the age of 86 two weeks before birthday.	KlicK
Saturday
Legendary Broadcaster Larry King passed away after undergoing treatment for COVID-19 symptoms.	KlicK

It's Championship Sunday, which means that we're one step closer to the Biggest Game of the Year, Super Bowl LV. The Final Four left standing in the NFL are ready to play ball, but what other things in sports can we look forward to today? To find out, head on down to the following Max Sports Rundown and see who's playing who.

NCAAM

Yesterday

#8 Houston 68, Temple 51

Oklahoma 75, #9 Kansas 68

#11 Creighton 74, #23 UConn 66

Syracuse 78, #16 Virginia Tech 60

#2 Baylor 81, Oklahoma State 66

Maryland 63, #17 Minnesota 49

Florida State 80, #20 Clemson 61

#15 Ohio State 75, #10 Wisconsin 68

#14 West Virginia 69, Kansas State 47

Stanford 73, #24 UCLA 72 in Overtime

#18 Alabama 81, Mississippi State 73

#13 Virginia 64, Georgia Tech 62

#19 Missouri 73, #6 Tennessee 64

Oregon State #21 Oregon

Tomorrow

Syracuse vs #13 Virginia at 7PM on ESPN

#12 Texas Tech vs #14 West Virginia at 9PM on ESPN

Tuesday

Oklahoma vs #5 Texas at 7PM on ESPN2

Mississippi State vs #6 Tennessee at 7PM on SECN

Kentucky vs #18 Alabama at 7PM on ESPN

Dayton vs #25 Saint Louis at 8PM on CBSSN

Butler vs #23 UConn at 8:30PM on FS1

#19 Missouri vs Auburn at at 9PM on ESPN2

Wednesday

#11 Creighton vs Seton Hall at 7PM on FS1

#16 Virginia Tech vs Notre Dame at 7PM on ACCNX

Boston College vs #20 Clemson at 9PM on ACCNX

NBA

Last Night

76ers 114, Pistons 110

Nets 128, Heat 124

Timberwolves 120, Pelicans 110

Jazz 127, Warriors 108

Lakers 101, Bulls 90

Rockets 133, Mavericks 108

Nuggets Suns

Today

Raptors vs Pacers at 1PM on NBATV

Thunder vs Clippers at 4PM

Cavaliers vs Celtics at 7PM

Hornets vs Magic at 7PM

Wizards vs Spurs at 8PM

Hawks vs Bucks at 8PM on NBATV

Knicks vs Trail Blazers at 10PM

Kings vs Grizzlies is postponed

Tomorrow

76ers vs Pistons at 7PM

Raptors vs Pacers at 7PM

Hornets vs Magic at 7PM

Heat vs Nets at 7:30PM on NBATV

Lakers vs Cavaliers at 8PM

Nuggets vs Mavericks at 8:30PM

Celtics vs Bulls at 9PM

Spurs vs Pelicans at 9PM

Timberwolves vs Warriors at 10PM on NBATV

Thunder vs Trail Blazers at 10PM

Kings vs Grizzlies is postponed

NFL

Conference Championships

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Green Bay Packers, Today at 3:05PM on FOX

Buffalo Bills vs Kansas City Chiefs, Tonight at 6:40PM on CBS

Super Bowl LV

Buffalo Bills/Kansas City Chiefs vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Green Bay Packers, February 7th at 6:30PM on CBS

NHL

Yesterday

Blue Jackets 5, Lightning 2

Bruins 6, Flyers 1

Canadiens 5, Canucks 2

Blues 4, Kings 2

Senators Jets

Panthers vs Hurricanes was postponed

Today

Red Wings vs Blackhawks at 12:30PM on NBC

Sabres vs Capitals at 3PM

Maple Leafs vs Flames at 4PM

Golden Knights vs Coyotes at 4PM

Islanders vs Devils at 7PM

Rangers vs Penguins at 7PM on ESPN+

Kings vs Blues at 8PM

Sharks vs Wild at 8PM

Predators vs Stars at 8PM

Avalanche vs Ducks at 8PM

Oilers vs Jets at 9PM on ESPN+

Tomorrow

Senators vs Canucks at 10PM

Our Main Story this week highlights last Wednesday's Inauguration Ceremony of President Joe Biden. It was much different from the Inauguration Ceremony from four years ago, but that's ok, it's understandable why thousands of people couldn't be there in-person. Quite note: I believe that at the next Inauguration, maybe in four years or eight, things will be absolutely different and the pandemic will be behind all of us. Last Wednesday's Ceremony featured the special appearances of past presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama, past first ladies Hillary Clinton, Laura Bush, and Michelle Obama, several members of congress and the Supreme Court, family members of both President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, and musical guests. We saw Lady Gaga sing the national anthem while wearing a red skirt of some kind, Jennifer Lopez was all "white" when she performed a rendition of "This Land Is Your Land" and "America the Beautiful." Even more stunning, she said during her performance: "una nación, bajo Dios, indivisible, con libertad y justicia para todos," which is Spanish for the last phrase of the Pledge of Allegiance. Kamala Harris was sworn-in as the new Vice President at 10:40AM and seven minutes later at 11:47AM, Biden was sworn-in as the 46th President and then would give his inaugural address.

It was, according to sources about 2,514 words and was 21 minutes long from 11:52AM to 12:13PM, he explained how he plans to unite the nation which has been in shambles since the COVID-19 pandemic. in 2020 alone, there had been too much economic strifes, climate changes, political polarizations, and racial injustice. Biden talked how "uncivil war" within the United States was unacceptable. Based on political, demographic, and ideological American cultures through a greater embrace of diversity, President Biden called for an end to the injustice that has gone in the four years of the last presidency, he intends to "fight as hard for those who did not support [him] as for those who did," as repeated from his campaign pledge, and then spoke about the world. He knows the many other countries are suffering from COVID-19 as well and many of them do not recognize the United States as the country it was before the last presidency, and that is why Biden pledged that the United States would "engage with the world once again"; "repair alliances"; and act as a "trusted partner for peace and security." As promised, he reinstated America in the Paris Agreement through executive order, signaling his commitment to a global policy on climate change, and moving towards the end of his address, the new President discussed how Kamala Harris as the first female, first Black and first Asian American president was history in the making. He called it a "triumph" for democracy; speaking of such, he would end his speech by imploring Americans to:

"consider their own legacy in answering the "call of history" to protect "democracy, hope, truth, and justice", "secure liberty", and make America a "beacon to the world", insisting that generations of their descendants will judge them on their actions."

Before then, President Biden held a moment of silence for all those who have died in the COVID-19 pandemic, as over 400,000 Americans have been killed by this deadly virus. In closing speech, President Biden promised to "always level" with the people of America and govern exclusively in their interest. In other words, no more lies from the American government, no more made false information or misleading statements, there will be nothing but honesty and truth in rebuilding the United States of America. Once the speech was, Garth Brooks would perform "Amazing Grace," Silvester Beaman would give America a prayer, and in between all that, Amanda Gorman would read a wonderful poem she wrote called "The Hill We Climb." To see the visual highlights of the Inauguration, we turn now to a special Web Choice playlist.