Hell of a Question': Vance Grilled On Trump's Stock Trading While Hyping Companies

"Before Feinberg could finish asking his question, Vance commented, This is one hell of a question. The vice president then blasted reporters for giving political speeches rather than asking questions, accusing Feinberg of personally attacking him and the president before wrapping up his thoughts. Vance argued Trump's stock trades are made by financial advisors and maintained that the administration still supports banning members of Congress from trading in individual stocks."

JD Vance faced questions about new revelations involving President Donald Trump’s personal stock trades. The questions referenced the president’s financial disclosures, frequent trading activity, and social media posts that promoted companies in which he invested, including use of stock ticker symbols. Vance responded sharply, criticizing the reporter’s approach and accusing reporters of delivering political speeches rather than asking questions. He argued that Trump’s trades are handled by financial advisors. Vance also maintained that the administration supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks, while addressing concerns about corruption perceptions tied to the trading activity.

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