Summary
Former President Donald Trump has publicly called for the prosecution of Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) over her husband’s stock trades in Visa Inc., which took place just before the announcement of a Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit against the company. Trump suggested that Pelosi may have had prior knowledge of the lawsuit, implying potential insider trading.
During a press conference at Trump Tower in New York, Trump highlighted that Paul Pelosi sold 2,000 shares of Visa stock, valued between $500,000 and $1 million, on July 1, just one day before the DOJ’s lawsuit was made public. He questioned the timing of the sale, asserting that it could not have been mere coincidence and that Pelosi should face legal consequences for her husband’s actions. While financial disclosures show that the stock sale occurred before the lawsuit’s announcement, a spokesperson for Nancy Pelosi has denied any wrongdoing, stating she has no involvement in her husband’s financial transactions. This incident has sparked discussions about the ethics of stock trading by members of Congress, particularly in relation to nonpublic information.
Sep. 28 / Brietbart / Highlights Trump's call for Pelosi's prosecution over her husband's Visa stock trades, providing context and details about the allegations. It effectively raises ethical concerns while including responses from Pelosi's spokesperson. “ Former President Donald Trump took a firm stance on Thursday against Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) regarding her husband’s Visa stock trades. Trump, who is...
Sep. 27 / Benzinga / Offers a thorough overview of Trump's allegations against Pelosi regarding her husband's stock trades, including financial details and responses from Pelosi's spokesperson. It effectively highlights ethical concerns in congressional stock trading. “ Former President Donald Trump has called for the prosecution of former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) over her husband's Visa Inc V stock...
Trump calls for Nancy Pelosi to be ‘prosecuted’ over husband’s $500K Visa stock trade
Sep. 27 / New York Post / Trump's allegations against Pelosi over her husband's Visa stock trade are clearly articulated, raising ethical concerns and including responses from Pelosi's spokesperson. It effectively highlights the controversy surrounding congressional stock trading. “ Former President Donald Trump said Thursday he believes Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) “should be prosecuted” over her husband’s Visa stock trades ahead of a...