The US Government is set to reopen and end the longest shutdown in history. The House of Representatives swore in their newest member and that gave the democrats the deciding vote to release the Epstein Files. The GOP released 20,000 files related to the Epstein case after democrats put out some of their own. President Trump is pledging to issue $2,000 stimulus checks which are are a rebate from the Tariffs as the Supreme Court continues to hear arguments about the tariffs. I discuss when the next economic boom will occur and where. Datacenters are meeting resistance and so are people hanging up Christmas decorations. The penny has officially been canceled. Discussing the three college football games for Wednesday night and dishing out my best bets. Glossing over the Chicago Bulls, and Blackhawks matchups. Thank you for listening. Visit myoddman.com and subscribe for more!
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(00:06):
Get ready for the political sensation with super host and
news breaker Preston Olsen. Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and
gentlemen, welcome to Preston Super Show.
This is the 91st installment of the Super News and there are
over 500 episodes of Preston Super Show across all podcasts
(00:30):
platforms. Listen wherever you like.
We have three games for college football tonight.
I'm going to discuss some NBA action and some hockey, men's
professional hockey, the NHL, which is really built for high
definition, isn't it? A couple news items to the loss.
(00:53):
Over here we have the House GOP,the Republican Party releasing
20,000 documents related to the Epstein files.
All of these pages were releasedright after the House Democrats
released emails linking Jeffrey Epstein to Donald Trump in some
(01:15):
way or another. I call BS.
That's what the Democrats story is.
I don't buy it. You had four years under
President Biden to release thosedocuments.
If there was something that would have indicated Trump, you
would have released it then. Right now, it's a waste of time.
And the government, these House Democrats and House Republicans
(01:39):
need to be worried about openingthe government back up.
But they want to debate the little menial issues that only
the little tiny news channel cares about.
And all of these little tiny news channels go to these
different groups of people that feed into this stuff.
(02:02):
They eat it up. And let me tell you another
thing, Marjorie Taylor Green, whatever you say about her, I
have some things I really like about her, some qualities in her
I don't care for. But one thing I do like is that
she has put great bills up, 3 inparticular, one to ban the
(02:23):
chemtrails in the skies. And they're sitting waiting for
a vote. And the Senate has no interest
in them. And they're trying to do
everything they can to distance themselves from her.
But really, it's her legislationthat's a problem.
So there is a fracture or a divide in the House caucus for
(02:49):
the Republicans and the Democrats and on the Senate
level as well. So the House Democrats have
their own rift. They're ready to try to push
Chuck Schumer out of the party, out of politics.
Nancy Pelosi has already said she will not seek re election.
And life goes on. Right now it's about you and I,
(03:14):
me and you. That's what it's about.
I understand America first. Heck, I understand God first.
But President Trump is committedto issuing these $2000 dividend
checks, the stimulus checks, rebates from the tariff money.
(03:35):
This would go to low income households under $100,000
combined. And that's exactly how it should
go. You have a big, beautiful bill
that's really a big, beautiful tax bill.
And all of those people who havemade a combined household net
(03:57):
worth of $100,000, well, guess what?
They're going to have a great tax return.
So they need not worry about a little stimulus money.
But this is something that is going to need congressional
approval. So we will be hanging tight
until we get these checks. I expect them to come before
(04:20):
Christmas. It will be an early Christmas
present. The Supreme Court is dragging
their feet with this tariff caseand that has everybody a little
bit worried, a little bit on theedge.
We shall see what the final verdict is, but right now
(04:40):
something's up. This should have been over and
done with by now. It may actually turn out to
benefit the Trump administrationwith whatever they decide here.
But right now, it's not feeling so great.
But based on the law I stand with President Trump and his
(05:01):
administration, they're using the tariffs the proper way.
They're not doing anything illegal with tariffs.
A Florida Air Force Base has told residents that are nearby
they must take down the Christmas decorations because it
(05:23):
is a security risk for this Air Force Base.
Now that's an interesting scenario.
It's a very awkward position, tosay the least, for those people
to be in. Apple's taking a lot of heat
right now over their $230 cut upsock.
(05:47):
It's being called. The BBC reports Apple's new
iPhone pocket is being ridiculedonline.
And it does look like somebody knitted this together.
And for $230, I'm going to need a couple.
I'm going to need more. Just that one.
(06:08):
You have to give me some optionshere, Apple.
Tomorrow is Red Cup Day at Starbucks where you can get a
reusable holiday cup. Choose wisely, my friends.
There's people out there saying,well, the reason that Gen.
Z is going to have a hard time affording a house is because of
(06:33):
Starbucks. They're going to have to quit
Starbucks. I don't think you're going to
get people to quit coffee and all of a sudden get a 50 year
mortgage or a 15 year car loan. I think they're having a heck of
a time trying to get people suckered into those things right
(06:54):
now. They're promising you the
American dream, but that is an American nightmare. the US Mint
is done minting the penny. Oh yeah, it's done.
Now. My understanding is that the
stores are supposed to round down.
(07:18):
They're not supposed to round upto the nearest nickel, supposed
to go down. So if something is $6.02, it's
supposed to be $6 flat. So we shall see how this plays
out. There's a few economic issues I
(07:38):
want to bring to your attention now.
Indiana, a few other states are about to have a warehouse boom.
I'm predicting that. So get ready.
There's about to be a lot of jobs in a lot of places.
But one thing we have to be on the lookout for is the next
(07:59):
piece I'm going to give you. The Guardian reported that data
centers are meeting a ton of resistance over environmental
concerns. Folks, the data centers will
produce jobs. Believe it or not, the AI boom
is spreading in Latin America. Nvidia's founder, their leader,
(08:26):
this guy says America's already lost this chip race, so we need
the next best thing. I mean, we, we really do.
If you think about it, one placewe are winning is in Africa
where we have overtaken China with our investments.
(08:49):
So we are winning. Trumponomics is working on the
grand stage. Get ready.
The boom is coming. The economic boom is coming, but
we have to tighten up in some places.
We have to know what we're defending and how to defend it.
The last thing I will hit on here is in the House of
(09:14):
Representatives, they've sworn in their newest member, rejava.
She's going to give the Democrats the final vote they
need, and that's going to allow them to release all of the
Epstein files. And they have nobody to blame
but themselves for withholding those documents for as long as
(09:35):
they did. The other thing I will add is
this is what the Republicans obviously want to happen by
bringing everybody back into session.
And I love how it went from let's reopen the government to
the Epstein files. Oh, it's all about the Epstein
files. Well, there better be something
really important in there, otherwise we've all been taking
(09:58):
on a ride. Now we're moving into sports
where we have college football on the slate for tonight.
Three games, all kicking off at 6:00 PM.
Who scheduled this? Who put this together, looked at
the TV Guide and said, Yep, that's absolute cinema.
(10:23):
You have the Buffalo Bulls first.
The Central Michigan Chippewas kick off at 6:00 PM.
Watch it on CBS Sports Network. Total at 44 1/2.
The Bulls are plus 2 1/2 at the spread and the plus 105 money
line. Underdogs in this game.
(10:46):
There's a lot to kind of look at.
We can look at the quarterback for Buffalo, Taekwon Roberson.
He's totaled up 1739 passing yards, 12 touchdowns, but he's
got 8 interceptions. He's not very accurate, 150 for
248 passing, not very good. And you'll look at the Central
(11:08):
Michigan team at home in their own backyard, who lost the last
game to Western Michigan, who just won last night.
You look at Buffalo, who spankedBowling Green State University,
the Falcons, but you really haveto kind of take that with a
grain of salt because they're not that impressive.
(11:31):
Neither team really is. But I like the over because I
don't think the defenses are really in a position to stop
much. That's my best bet.
Over 44 1/2 this quarterback forCentral Michigan, Jill Labis.
He's not terrible. He's got an 8 touchdown to two
(11:54):
interception ratio. That's really not that bad.
I've seen much worse in the running back.
They have Angel Flores 103 carries for 8 touchdowns and 519
rushing yards. This is where things are
starting to turn for this team. If they can get back to running
(12:16):
the ball more, it really won't matter that they don't have that
many talented receivers. It really won't.
All teams are five and four. It's really just who wants it
more. Central Michigan at home tells
me you know the over's going to happen.
(12:38):
I think the defense is way too comfortable.
Next game, 6:00 PM kick off. Watch it on ESPN University,
where the Northern Illinois Huskies take on the
Massachusetts Minutemen. I mean, there's a possibility
UMass gets their first win of the season here, but Northern
(13:01):
Illinois is not that bad. They haven't had the season
they've wanted. For me, it's a no bet.
I do think UMass covers the spread.
Plus 10 1/2 total goes under 43 1/2.
I think UMass gets their first win of the year.
(13:24):
This NIU team is pretty crappy, pretty stinky.
They should go home and try again next year because they're
no good. They're really down.
I mean, UMass could win that game and nobody would bat an
eye. I mean, we'd all be like, yeah,
they won a game, you know, like,that's good.
(13:44):
They're not going to be like, relegated, you know, to, you
know, they do in the English Premier League.
You're not going to be relegated.
You want a game. Looking at the next match up,
Both of these teams looking for a bowl bird.
One of them's going to get it tonight. 6:00 PM Kick off Toledo
(14:07):
Rockets versus the Miami of OhioRedHawks.
Watch it on ESPN 2 games at Yeager Stadium in Oxford, OH.
No, Miami of Ohio is not a terrible team.
They're not that great, though. The quarterback kind of sucks.
The Quan Finn, 9 touchdown, 6 interceptions.
(14:29):
You can't even begin to tell me that's any good.
The total opened at 50 1/2. It's moved down to 45 1/2.
Miami is the plus 165 underdogs at home in Ohio and the plus 4
1/2 underdogs at the spread. I like them at the spread.
(14:53):
I think Toledo wins -195 is not even that bad.
But there's nothing there for meexcept that plus 4 1/2.
And I do believe it goes over because I think that Toledo,
which is kind of run over this Miami of Ohio defense that's
like non existent. But Toledo doesn't have much of
(15:17):
A defense either. Don't expect either team to ball
out like last night. Kent State showing up and
getting all those interceptions to beat Akron.
Like that's just rare. It's just a rarity that happens
when a quarterback is not accurate.
Tonight, it's Toledo's game to lose.
(15:40):
I think they win that plus 4 1/2for Miami of Ohio, the RedHawks,
why not? They have a they have a chance
here. They're going to shot here.
They're not terrible, they're not that bad.
But Toledo wins total goes over 45 1/2.
That's come down enough if you're shopping that it's kind
(16:05):
of smart because that's come down enough for me to like.
Now we can talk about some NBA Chicago Bulls finally starting
to come down to earth, right? Six and four, one and three on
the road. They're not any good on the
road. Detroit Pistons, 9 and 2, four
(16:26):
and one at home. You got to like the Pistons
tonight. As a Bulls fan, I can tell you
right now Pistons are coming to clean this game up.
Plus 1 1/2 at the spread. Love it. 6:00 PM.
Tip off everything at 6:00 PM. Total at 235 1/2.
I like the under. This should be, you know, some
(16:49):
defense. We should see some defense here.
Detroit plus 110 on the money line.
Love it. They win that.
I'm going to quickly scoot over to hockey.
Late puck drop, the latest on the four-game slate for the NHL,
(17:09):
encircling the New Jersey Devils.
First, the reinvigorated ChicagoBlackhawks.
Finally a Blackhawks team that Ican actually watch.
It. Last two years have been brutal
for Blackhawks fans. They almost lost all their fans.
(17:31):
Imagine that. Just imagine having a dynasty, a
real sports dynasty, and going from that.
Speed up 20 years and you've almost lost your entire fan
base. You bring in Connor Bedard.
You knew it was going to take him a while to get accustomed to
the professional game. Now he is accustomed and he has
(17:56):
some help, some actual talent around him.
Thank God. Total at 6 1/2.
Watch it on TNT. By the way, Blackhawks plus 1:30
on the money line. I love it.
Plus 1 1/2 on the puck line. Love that too.
(18:16):
Total goes under Blackhawks Pullit off and the odd man out crew
steps on. Ladies and gentlemen, just like
the hands of time. I'm turning it over to you.
Good night and God bless. Psalm 37 four KJV.
(18:39):
Make sure to read my new story, Odd Jobs number two, Save our
soup classic Clam in the ginormous Mudslide.
Good night and God bless.
Get ready for the political sensation with super host and
news breaker Preston Olsen. Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and
gentlemen, welcome to Preston Super Show.
This is the 91st installment of the Super News and there are
over 500 episodes of Preston Super Show across all podcasts
(00:30):
platforms. Listen wherever you like.
We have three games for college football tonight.
I'm going to discuss some NBA action and some hockey, men's
professional hockey, the NHL, which is really built for high
definition, isn't it? A couple news items to the loss.
(00:53):
Over here we have the House GOP,the Republican Party releasing
20,000 documents related to the Epstein files.
All of these pages were releasedright after the House Democrats
released emails linking Jeffrey Epstein to Donald Trump in some
(01:15):
way or another. I call BS.
That's what the Democrats story is.
I don't buy it. You had four years under
President Biden to release thosedocuments.
If there was something that would have indicated Trump, you
would have released it then. Right now, it's a waste of time.
And the government, these House Democrats and House Republicans
(01:39):
need to be worried about openingthe government back up.
But they want to debate the little menial issues that only
the little tiny news channel cares about.
And all of these little tiny news channels go to these
different groups of people that feed into this stuff.
(02:02):
They eat it up. And let me tell you another
thing, Marjorie Taylor Green, whatever you say about her, I
have some things I really like about her, some qualities in her
I don't care for. But one thing I do like is that
she has put great bills up, 3 inparticular, one to ban the
(02:23):
chemtrails in the skies. And they're sitting waiting for
a vote. And the Senate has no interest
in them. And they're trying to do
everything they can to distance themselves from her.
But really, it's her legislationthat's a problem.
So there is a fracture or a divide in the House caucus for
(02:49):
the Republicans and the Democrats and on the Senate
level as well. So the House Democrats have
their own rift. They're ready to try to push
Chuck Schumer out of the party, out of politics.
Nancy Pelosi has already said she will not seek re election.
And life goes on. Right now it's about you and I,
(03:14):
me and you. That's what it's about.
I understand America first. Heck, I understand God first.
But President Trump is committedto issuing these $2000 dividend
checks, the stimulus checks, rebates from the tariff money.
(03:35):
This would go to low income households under $100,000
combined. And that's exactly how it should
go. You have a big, beautiful bill
that's really a big, beautiful tax bill.
And all of those people who havemade a combined household net
(03:57):
worth of $100,000, well, guess what?
They're going to have a great tax return.
So they need not worry about a little stimulus money.
But this is something that is going to need congressional
approval. So we will be hanging tight
until we get these checks. I expect them to come before
(04:20):
Christmas. It will be an early Christmas
present. The Supreme Court is dragging
their feet with this tariff caseand that has everybody a little
bit worried, a little bit on theedge.
We shall see what the final verdict is, but right now
(04:40):
something's up. This should have been over and
done with by now. It may actually turn out to
benefit the Trump administrationwith whatever they decide here.
But right now, it's not feeling so great.
But based on the law I stand with President Trump and his
(05:01):
administration, they're using the tariffs the proper way.
They're not doing anything illegal with tariffs.
A Florida Air Force Base has told residents that are nearby
they must take down the Christmas decorations because it
(05:23):
is a security risk for this Air Force Base.
Now that's an interesting scenario.
It's a very awkward position, tosay the least, for those people
to be in. Apple's taking a lot of heat
right now over their $230 cut upsock.
(05:47):
It's being called. The BBC reports Apple's new
iPhone pocket is being ridiculedonline.
And it does look like somebody knitted this together.
And for $230, I'm going to need a couple.
I'm going to need more. Just that one.
(06:08):
You have to give me some optionshere, Apple.
Tomorrow is Red Cup Day at Starbucks where you can get a
reusable holiday cup. Choose wisely, my friends.
There's people out there saying,well, the reason that Gen.
Z is going to have a hard time affording a house is because of
(06:33):
Starbucks. They're going to have to quit
Starbucks. I don't think you're going to
get people to quit coffee and all of a sudden get a 50 year
mortgage or a 15 year car loan. I think they're having a heck of
a time trying to get people suckered into those things right
(06:54):
now. They're promising you the
American dream, but that is an American nightmare. the US Mint
is done minting the penny. Oh yeah, it's done.
Now. My understanding is that the
stores are supposed to round down.
(07:18):
They're not supposed to round upto the nearest nickel, supposed
to go down. So if something is $6.02, it's
supposed to be $6 flat. So we shall see how this plays
out. There's a few economic issues I
(07:38):
want to bring to your attention now.
Indiana, a few other states are about to have a warehouse boom.
I'm predicting that. So get ready.
There's about to be a lot of jobs in a lot of places.
But one thing we have to be on the lookout for is the next
(07:59):
piece I'm going to give you. The Guardian reported that data
centers are meeting a ton of resistance over environmental
concerns. Folks, the data centers will
produce jobs. Believe it or not, the AI boom
is spreading in Latin America. Nvidia's founder, their leader,
(08:26):
this guy says America's already lost this chip race, so we need
the next best thing. I mean, we, we really do.
If you think about it, one placewe are winning is in Africa
where we have overtaken China with our investments.
(08:49):
So we are winning. Trumponomics is working on the
grand stage. Get ready.
The boom is coming. The economic boom is coming, but
we have to tighten up in some places.
We have to know what we're defending and how to defend it.
The last thing I will hit on here is in the House of
(09:14):
Representatives, they've sworn in their newest member, rejava.
She's going to give the Democrats the final vote they
need, and that's going to allow them to release all of the
Epstein files. And they have nobody to blame
but themselves for withholding those documents for as long as
(09:35):
they did. The other thing I will add is
this is what the Republicans obviously want to happen by
bringing everybody back into session.
And I love how it went from let's reopen the government to
the Epstein files. Oh, it's all about the Epstein
files. Well, there better be something
really important in there, otherwise we've all been taking
(09:58):
on a ride. Now we're moving into sports
where we have college football on the slate for tonight.
Three games, all kicking off at 6:00 PM.
Who scheduled this? Who put this together, looked at
the TV Guide and said, Yep, that's absolute cinema.
(10:23):
You have the Buffalo Bulls first.
The Central Michigan Chippewas kick off at 6:00 PM.
Watch it on CBS Sports Network. Total at 44 1/2.
The Bulls are plus 2 1/2 at the spread and the plus 105 money
line. Underdogs in this game.
(10:46):
There's a lot to kind of look at.
We can look at the quarterback for Buffalo, Taekwon Roberson.
He's totaled up 1739 passing yards, 12 touchdowns, but he's
got 8 interceptions. He's not very accurate, 150 for
248 passing, not very good. And you'll look at the Central
(11:08):
Michigan team at home in their own backyard, who lost the last
game to Western Michigan, who just won last night.
You look at Buffalo, who spankedBowling Green State University,
the Falcons, but you really haveto kind of take that with a
grain of salt because they're not that impressive.
(11:31):
Neither team really is. But I like the over because I
don't think the defenses are really in a position to stop
much. That's my best bet.
Over 44 1/2 this quarterback forCentral Michigan, Jill Labis.
He's not terrible. He's got an 8 touchdown to two
(11:54):
interception ratio. That's really not that bad.
I've seen much worse in the running back.
They have Angel Flores 103 carries for 8 touchdowns and 519
rushing yards. This is where things are
starting to turn for this team. If they can get back to running
(12:16):
the ball more, it really won't matter that they don't have that
many talented receivers. It really won't.
All teams are five and four. It's really just who wants it
more. Central Michigan at home tells
me you know the over's going to happen.
(12:38):
I think the defense is way too comfortable.
Next game, 6:00 PM kick off. Watch it on ESPN University,
where the Northern Illinois Huskies take on the
Massachusetts Minutemen. I mean, there's a possibility
UMass gets their first win of the season here, but Northern
(13:01):
Illinois is not that bad. They haven't had the season
they've wanted. For me, it's a no bet.
I do think UMass covers the spread.
Plus 10 1/2 total goes under 43 1/2.
I think UMass gets their first win of the year.
(13:24):
This NIU team is pretty crappy, pretty stinky.
They should go home and try again next year because they're
no good. They're really down.
I mean, UMass could win that game and nobody would bat an
eye. I mean, we'd all be like, yeah,
they won a game, you know, like,that's good.
(13:44):
They're not going to be like, relegated, you know, to, you
know, they do in the English Premier League.
You're not going to be relegated.
You want a game. Looking at the next match up,
Both of these teams looking for a bowl bird.
One of them's going to get it tonight. 6:00 PM Kick off Toledo
(14:07):
Rockets versus the Miami of OhioRedHawks.
Watch it on ESPN 2 games at Yeager Stadium in Oxford, OH.
No, Miami of Ohio is not a terrible team.
They're not that great, though. The quarterback kind of sucks.
The Quan Finn, 9 touchdown, 6 interceptions.
(14:29):
You can't even begin to tell me that's any good.
The total opened at 50 1/2. It's moved down to 45 1/2.
Miami is the plus 165 underdogs at home in Ohio and the plus 4
1/2 underdogs at the spread. I like them at the spread.
(14:53):
I think Toledo wins -195 is not even that bad.
But there's nothing there for meexcept that plus 4 1/2.
And I do believe it goes over because I think that Toledo,
which is kind of run over this Miami of Ohio defense that's
like non existent. But Toledo doesn't have much of
(15:17):
A defense either. Don't expect either team to ball
out like last night. Kent State showing up and
getting all those interceptions to beat Akron.
Like that's just rare. It's just a rarity that happens
when a quarterback is not accurate.
Tonight, it's Toledo's game to lose.
(15:40):
I think they win that plus 4 1/2for Miami of Ohio, the RedHawks,
why not? They have a they have a chance
here. They're going to shot here.
They're not terrible, they're not that bad.
But Toledo wins total goes over 45 1/2.
That's come down enough if you're shopping that it's kind
(16:05):
of smart because that's come down enough for me to like.
Now we can talk about some NBA Chicago Bulls finally starting
to come down to earth, right? Six and four, one and three on
the road. They're not any good on the
road. Detroit Pistons, 9 and 2, four
(16:26):
and one at home. You got to like the Pistons
tonight. As a Bulls fan, I can tell you
right now Pistons are coming to clean this game up.
Plus 1 1/2 at the spread. Love it. 6:00 PM.
Tip off everything at 6:00 PM. Total at 235 1/2.
I like the under. This should be, you know, some
(16:49):
defense. We should see some defense here.
Detroit plus 110 on the money line.
Love it. They win that.
I'm going to quickly scoot over to hockey.
Late puck drop, the latest on the four-game slate for the NHL,
(17:09):
encircling the New Jersey Devils.
First, the reinvigorated ChicagoBlackhawks.
Finally a Blackhawks team that Ican actually watch.
It. Last two years have been brutal
for Blackhawks fans. They almost lost all their fans.
(17:31):
Imagine that. Just imagine having a dynasty, a
real sports dynasty, and going from that.
Speed up 20 years and you've almost lost your entire fan
base. You bring in Connor Bedard.
You knew it was going to take him a while to get accustomed to
the professional game. Now he is accustomed and he has
(17:56):
some help, some actual talent around him.
Thank God. Total at 6 1/2.
Watch it on TNT. By the way, Blackhawks plus 1:30
on the money line. I love it.
Plus 1 1/2 on the puck line. Love that too.
(18:16):
Total goes under Blackhawks Pullit off and the odd man out crew
steps on. Ladies and gentlemen, just like
the hands of time. I'm turning it over to you.
Good night and God bless. Psalm 37 four KJV.
(18:39):
Make sure to read my new story, Odd Jobs number two, Save our
soup classic Clam in the ginormous Mudslide.
Good night and God bless.
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