Comment by shagie

> How many times Pam Bondi says the word "China" in a press conference.

A classic example is the color of the Queen's hat at Royal Ascot.

https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2008/06/20/Bets-placed-on-queen...

https://news.williamhill.com/horse-racing/queens-hat-betting...

And the relevant one from 2005 - https://www.foxnews.com/story/hat-trick-upsets-british-booki...

> But alarms were raised Thursday morning, hours before the royal appearance, when a run of bets for brown started coming in, displacing light blue as the favorite.

> "Nobody was backing brown at all and suddenly everyone wanted in on it," Paddy Power (search), owner of the eponymous chain of betting shops that inaugurated the hat bet 10 years ago, told The Times.

> Power's odds on brown went from 12-1, to 2-1, to even and finally to 8-11 before he yanked the bet at 11:30 a.m., 2½ hours before the Queen was due to show.

> "Someone must have been in the know. We laid 50 pounds at 20-1 and 200 pounds at 10-1 and some smaller bets," David Hood, spokesman for rival betting chain William Hill (search), told the Daily Telegraph.

> ...

> When Elizabeth II finally made her appearance, she was indeed wearing a brown hat with cream trim.

> "Somebody has made a tidy sum," sniffed Hood.

> Both he and Power, who estimated his firm lost about 10,000 pounds, or $18,000, suspected palace insiders.