Rep. Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, reportedly earned $38 million from stock trading leading up to President Trump's inauguration, including a significant investment in Tempus AI. His trades have sparked concerns over insider knowledge, particularly as the disclosure of these transactions tends to drive stock prices up. This has not only raised suspicions about potentially unethical behavior but also increased public distrust in elected officials. Following public outcry, President Biden remarked that members of Congress should refrain from profiting from the stock market while serving, adding to the controversy surrounding the Pelosis' trading practices.
In the weeks leading up to President Trump's inauguration, Paul Pelosi made $38 million in stock trades, including a significant investment in Tempus AI.
The disclosure of Paul's stock purchase sent Tempus AI's stock surging, as many believe Nancy Pelosi has insider knowledge.
The enormous profits generated by the Pelosis have led to increased distrust in elected officials and allegations of insider trading.
President Biden finally stated that members of Congress should not be profiting from stock markets while in office, acknowledging public concern.
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