Pelosi gets ripped into the tapper to ask Trump’s insider trading allegations

Former house speaker Nancy Pelosi was excited on Wednesday when CNN’s Jake Taper faced him about the insider trading charges.

On the “The Lead”, the Taper tried to show the comments of President Donald Trump that day that was inside the information in stock trading, accusing Pelosi of enriching Pelosi. When he tried to read Trump’s comments after a technical error, he quickly closed him.

“Why do you have to read that?” Pelosi exploded. “We are here to talk about the 60th anniversary of Medicid. That’s what I agreed to come to talk … and what does it mean in the election.”

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“I wanted to give you a chance to answer,” the tapper replied. “He accused you of insider trading. What is your response to him?”

“It’s ridiculous,” Pelosi replied. “In fact, I support a lot of stopping the business of Congress members. It’s not that I don’t think anyone is doing anything wrong. If they are, they are prosecuted, and they go to jail. But do not worry about it because of the belief that it is born in American people.”

She continued, “But I have no concern about the clear investments made over time. I am not in it. My husband is, but it is nothing with the internal formula.

“But the President has his own exposure, so he is always projecting. He is always projecting, and let’s not give him any other time on him, please.”

Pelosi said he was “very proud” on his family and called Trump to Tram to inspire and joke against her husband Paul in 2022.

Pelosi concluded, “I will not go to some other complaints about him right now, but talk about the 60th anniversary of Medicade and Medicare.”

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Sen Josh Hale, R-Mo., Honest Act, a bill to ban all members of the Congress and all the members of their spouse, in the office, in the office, the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee joined the committee on Wednesday with the committee Democrats.

Halee originally introduced the bill as the Pelosi Act, or stopped the leaders who prevented the leaders from being the owner of the Securities and Investment Act, as a sly reference for allegations against Pelosi in April. He introduced a similar bill in 2023.

The Pelosi Act was heavily marked in the committee’s process, with the main difference between the two bills, the Honest Act also prevents the President and the Vice President from making trade while in the office.

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In front of the Congress measures, Pelosi has come under fire for alleged insider trading after several reports of her husband business stock.

In 2022, for example, Paul Pelosi traded the Congress industry between $ 1 million and $ 5 million for semi -speakers a few days before voting at a subsidy of $ 52 million.

Fox News’ Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.