 Mr. President Rudd-Arlox, President of ABC Sports, sends a message thanking you very much. Oh, give him my best, please do it. Alright, so I think I'm going to grab your coat. And I could stoop over and everything, but I may not have it. You'll just sheet just a little bit in the direction this camera. I'm going to pick up your mark. Let me see how this works. What kind of suggestion for you, sir? What? We tried it a hundred times before you came up. Just extend your arm just a little bit. It is heads. Do you like to try it again? Oops, no, not that one. It is tails. Play to this camera. This camera on the left. Play to that one. Yes, sir. Cues. I'll come right out of this speaker here. First be introduced. First be introduced by the referee, Matt Haggerton. Why don't you make sure that you use the one count? That's right. This is the second time I was strictly back up, sir. Just today, just to this camera. Are you comfortable? I have to tell you, Frank Sinatra had a recommendation. Instead of tossing the coin, what would have been a lot better? You'd have had me outdoors, throwing out the ball. I would have thrown it. No, wait a minute. A little artwork of maybe a ball going across a map. And out there, one of them catching a ball as if it's gone all the way across the United States. I like it. How about that? We're about three minutes away. No, I think I just, well... Just get your attention to the camera when it's time. There may be an announcement forth coming about some changes in tomorrow. We will be between 20 and 30 below zero. And in that, in about 15 minutes, exposed flesh. Frostbite. Frostbite. When we come into this commercial, I'm going to ask everyone to be quiet, please. I do know that the halftime ceremony is an entirely Air Force military personnel entertainment. Hello, Ashley. Remember that old radio gag, Mike fear? I used to say to the new beginner there, now look, you just stand there in front of the mic and just, you know, don't think about the fact that three million people are listening to you, hearing every word you say, and you're just finally there. Mr. President, when we come out of this commercial, we'll begin the coin toss ceremony. Slide, please. Our reverie, Pat Haggerty. Italian, the American. Don't worry about the video, sir. Play hard to believe on your left hand, Marino, 55 touchdowns on this season. On your right, of course, Joe Montana. He had a superb year, 32 touchdowns through the regular season and the playoffs, and they are only moments away from getting it on. There's Dan Marino. You just kind of have to wonder whether or not he is as cool and calm as he has appeared to be. Impressive numbers, record-setting numbers throughout this season. Now, down in the field, Pat Haggerty, who will be our referee for today's game, has been joined by the co-captains and one of the great running backs, Hugh McElhaney, of the 49ers, the Minnesota Vikings, and the Giants. Let's join our PA announcer. Ladies and gentlemen, please give the Super Bowl 19 welcome to the all-round great running back of the 49ers who, with the reverie of Pat Haggerty, will conduct a coin toss for today's game. Hugh McElhaney. Mr. McElhaney, it's a distinct pleasure and a privilege for me to be a participant, although I wish I could be a participant closer at hand. But who makes the call? It is Tails. Well, thank you, it was a privilege, and all I can say is something that used to be a little prayer of mine when I played football myself. May everyone do their best, may there be no injuries, may the best team win, and no one have regrets. Wouldn't you know that we flipped that three times, and that's the first time it went over that way. Thank you very much. Okay. That's going back to the NFL to Mr. Weiss. We're going to put that in loose sight, and it's going to the executive actor, Mr. Weiss. Tails. I realize that 42 seconds before we went to air, I realized that was going to happen. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to.