This Week's UPDATES

Happy Valentine's Day

I want to wish everyone a Happy Valentine's Day today, if only love was in the air for everyone. For me on the other hand, I have a lot to celebrate this week, 'cause this Friday, I'm celebrating 25 Years of Kwame Alexander, in other words, it's my birthday. I'll tell you how I spent it next Sunday on KlicKNet. As for today, we've a brand new 7-Day Round-Up lined up with something finally different from past round-ups.

7-Day Round-Up
Sunday
Vanity Fair claims that The Weeknd’s Super Bowl LV Halftime Performance broke a longstanding tradition.	KlicK
Monday
UK minister Nadhim Zahawi shows confidence in the AstraZeneca vaccine despite the South Africa variant.	KlicK
Tuesday
National Transportation Safety Board determined the cause of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others.	KlicK
Wednesday
Jay-Z, Tina Turner and Foo Fighters are among nominees for the 2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.	KlicK
Thursday
Dr. Fauci predicts that beginning in April, it will be 'open season' for US vaccinations for COVID-19.	KlicK
Friday
Singer Justin Timberlake apologizes to Britney Spears and Janet Jackson for past issues.	KlicK
Saturday
United States Senate acquits former president Trump over role in the US Capitol riots.	KlicK

FakeTV Box - Created By: KlicKNet is now up and running on YouTube, I've got a new video debuting tomorrow, two more in production, and another still in development. Also, I got accepted into the City College of New York in Uptown Manhattan as a Transfer Student, much to my knowledge, there's a lot a work that needs to be done before my admission can be finalized, but I'm all up for the challenge. While I don't have a Valentine today, tonight I'll settle for an alternative with NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day on the WWE Network. Here's one final look at the match card for tonight's event in usual Max Sports rundown fashion.

WWE

NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day match card

- Io Shirai vs Toni Storm vs Mercedes Martinez in a Triple threat match for the NXT Women's Championship

- Dakota Kai and Raquel González vs Ember Moon and Shotzi Blackheart in the Women’s Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Finals match

- MSK vs Grizzled Young Veterans in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Finals match. Winners also receive a future NXT Tag Team Championship match

- Finn Balor vs Pete Dunne for the NXT Championship

- Johnny Gargano vs Kushida for the NXT North American Championship

Elimination Chamber match card

- Drew McIntyre vs AJ Styles vs Jeff Hardy vs The Miz vs Randy Orton vs Sheamus in a Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Championship

- Asuka vs Lacey Evans for the WWE Raw Women's Championship

- Bobby Lashley vs Keith Lee vs Riddle in a Triple threat match for the WWE United States Championship

- Kevin Owens vs Jey Uso vs King Corbin vs Sami Zayn vs Cesaro vs Daniel Bryan in an Elimination Chamber match. Winner receives a WWE Universal Championship match later that same night.

- Roman Reigns vs SmackDown Elimination Chamber match winner for the WWE Universal Championship

AEW

Revolution match card

- The Young Bucks vs Chris Jericho and MJF for the AEW World Tag Team Championship

- Team Taz vs Darby Allin and Sting in a Tag Team Street Fight

- Hikaru Shida vs TBD for the AEW Women's World Championship

NCAAM Basketball

Yesterday

#4 Ohio State 78, Indiana 59

#17 Florida State 92, Wake Forest 85 in Overtime

#22 Loyola Chicago 81, Drake 54

Kansas State #23 Oklahoma State

#14 West Virginia 67, Wake Forest 60

#13 Texas 70, TCU 55

LSU 78, #16 Tennessee 65

#15 Iowa 88, Michigan State 58

#11 Alabama 115, Georgia 82

Arkansas 86, #10 Missouri 81

#19 Creighton 86, #5 Villanova 70

#1 Gonzaga 100, San Francisco 61

#9 Virginia 60, North Carolina 48

#20 USC 76, Washington State 65

Today

#3 Michigan vs #21 Wisconsin at 1PM on CBS

#22 Loyola Chicago vs Drake at 3PM on ESPN2

Tomorrow

#9 Virginia vs #17 Florida State at 7PM on ESPN

Tuesday

Iowa State vs #23 Oklahoma State at 4PM on ESPN+

#10 Missouri vs Georgia at 6:30PM on SECN

Michigan State vs #24 Purdue at 7PM on ESPN

South Carolina vs #16 Tennessee at 8:30PM on SECN

NHL

Yesterday

Senators 2, Jets 1

Golden Knights 3, Sharks 1

Islanders 4, Bruins 2

Lightning 6, Panthers 1

Canadiens 2, Maple Leafs 1

Blackhawks 3, Blue Jackets 2 in Overtime

Red Wings 4, Predators 2

Hurricanes 4, Stars 3 in a Shootout

Blues 5, Coyotes 4

Flames Canucks

Today

Capitals vs Penguins at 3PM on NBC

Avalanche vs Golden Knights at 7PM on NBCSN

Tomorrow

Blues vs Coyotes at 4PM

Islanders vs Sabres at 7PM on NBCSN

Seantors vs Maple Leafs at 7PM

Blue Jackets vs Hurricanes at 7PM

Panthers vs Lightning at 7PM

Blackhawks vs Red Wings at 7:30PM on ESPN+

Predators vs Stars at 8:30PM

Jets vs Oilers at 9PM

Flames vs Canucks at 10PM on ESPN+

Ducks vs Sharks at 10:30PM

NBA

Yesterday

Suns 120, 76ers 111

Pacers 125, Hawks 113

Knicks 121, Rockets 99

Nets 134, Warriors 117

Jazz 112, Heat 94

Today

Celtics vs Wizards at 1PM on NBATV

Timberwolves vs Raptors at 7PM

Spurs vs Hornets at 7PM

Pelicans vs Pistons at 7PM

Trail Blazers vs Mavericks at 7:30PM on ESPN

Bucks vs Thunder at 8PM

Magic vs Suns at 9PM

Lakers vs Nuggets at 10PM on ESPN

Grizzlies vs Kings at 10PM

Cavaliers vs Clippers at 10PM on NBATV

Tomorrow

Bulls vs Pacers at 7PM

Rockets vs Wizards at 7PM on NBATV

Hawks vs Knicks at at 7:30PM

76ers vs Jazz at 9PM

Cavaliers vs Warriors at 10PM

Heat vs Clippers at 10PM

Nets vs Kings at 10PM

Our Main Story this week comes one day after the United States Senate voted 57-43 to acquit former president Donald Trump on Saturday, after he was charged with inciting the January 6 attack on the US Capitol building. Despite the Democrats and House Impeachment managers' best efforts, they were unable to get 17 Republicans on their side and convict Trump for his actions on that shocking day last month. It feels like déjà vu from last year when the Democrats failed to have Trump convicted when we was still in office and just as COVID-19 was about to change all our lives forever. Similar to last year, no witnesses were called, and this was a deeper shocker because the Senate voted 55-45 yesterday morning to begin process for calling witnesses as a part of impeachment trial, but an agreement reached to avoid this. According to NPR, House managers and Trump's attorneys agreed to stipulate that a statement released Friday by Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Wash., could be entered into the trial record. Had there been witnesses in this trial, then its conclusion could have been delayed for weeks as well as the Senate's other business for weeks. So now the question is, what's next? We know that President Joe Biden is still trying to push his COVID-19 agenda to congress and it may take a little while long for his relief plan to be passed. However, there may be some hope left for Trump to be ban from future officer in DC again with the help of the US Constitution, which brings us to the important part of this story.

As followed in Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment in the Constitution of the United Sates of America:

No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability.

The most interesting thing about this is that the Democrats do not need well over 60 votes to invoke a 14th Amendment resolution, and they would just need a simple majority of votes in order to prevent Trump from running for office in 2024 and beyond. As I sit in front of my computer writing this, it makes me wonder why haven't the Dems been doing this the whole time, not that Impeachment was a waste or anything, but if they couldn't convict Trump, they could have come up with a much easier way to end his reign in Washington for good and we can all move on with rebuilding the country that he failed to lead under his watchful eye. To hear from others about invoking the 14th Amendment, here is everything leading to the idea with a look back at the last day of the Impeachment Trial in this all-new Web Choice playlist.