President Donald Trump has leveled serious accusations against former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband, Paul, alleging that they engaged in insider trading.
The former President took to Truth Social to express his concerns, stating, "Crooked Nancy Pelosi, and her very interesting husband, beat every Hedge Fund in 2024." Trump further elaborated, "In other words, these two very average minds beat ALL of the Super Geniuses on Wall Street, thousands of them. Its all INSIDE INFORMATION!
He questioned whether any investigations were underway, labeling Nancy Pelosi as a disgusting degenerate who had impeached him twice on NO GROUNDS, and LOST.
According to Breitbart, the issue of the Pelosis' financial dealings has been a topic of discussion among conservative circles. In a May interview on The Alex Marlow Show, Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri shed light on the substantial wealth the Pelosis have amassed, allegedly through Nancy's insider knowledge.
Hawley has been a vocal critic, pointing out that the couple has made hundreds of millions of dollars despite Nancy's congressional salary never exceeding just over $200,000. He has reintroduced the Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments (PELOSI) Act, aimed at prohibiting members of Congress and their families from trading and holding stocks.
The PELOSI Act, as reported by Breitbart News, seeks to amend chapter 131 of title 5, United States Code, to restrict financial transactions by lawmakers. Hawley emphasized the improbability of the Pelosis' financial success being achieved legally, stating, You dont do it legally.
He further remarked, And heres the thing, Nancy Pelosi and her husband last year, in 2024, beat every hedge fund in the nation, practically. So, either Nancy Pelosi is a mathematical and financial analyst genius or maybe, maybe the information that shes privy to turns out to be pretty darn valuable.
Hawley's initiative to reintroduce the PELOSI Act in January 2023 followed revelations that Paul Pelosi had purchased up to $5 million in stock in a semiconductor company just as the Senate was passing legislation to significantly subsidize the semiconductor industry.
This move has fueled further scrutiny and calls for accountability, as conservatives argue for transparency and integrity in the financial dealings of elected officials and their families.
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