Tellwut US Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points -February 9 2024

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The president's unexpected remarks came hours after the release of special counsel Robert Hur's report on Biden's handling of classified documents.

"America’s pastime" is no longer the sport played on a diamond, but rather a gridiron. A Pew Research Center survey found Americans believe football, not baseball, is "America’s sport," and the margin is very wide. The survey saw 12,000 adults asked, "If you had to chose one sport as being ‘America’s sport,’ even if you don’t personally follow it, which sport would it be?" This question, found in a broader survey about sports fandom throughout the United States, saw 53% of Americans believe football was America’s sport. Baseball came next on the list at 27%.

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Do cheesy movie lines really have Americans at “hello?” New research suggests that they do.

A record 67.8 million American adults are expected to bet US$23.1 billion on Super Bowl LVIII, according to a new survey conducted by Morning Consult for the American Gaming Association. The estimated number of bettors has increased 35% from the previous Super Bowl, while the total amount being bet is estimated to have shot up from $16 billion in 2023. Both figures would represent records – fitting for a Super Bowl held in Las Vegas, the gambling capital of the U.S.

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