President Donald Trump accused the former president of the Chamber, Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), and her husband, Paul, of initiate negotiations after having “beaten each coverage fund in 2024”.
“Croooked Nancy Pelosi and her very” interesting “husband beat each hedge fund in 2024,” wrote Trump in an article on Truth Social. “In other words, these two very medium” minds “beat all the super geniuses of Wall Street, thousands of them. Everything is inside the information!
Trump continued to wonder if someone examined the question and described Nancy as a “disgusting degenerate” who dismissed him twice “without reason and lost”.
During an interview on The Alex Marlow Show with the editor-in-chief of Breitbart, Alex Marlow, in May, Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) explained how pelosis had made “hundreds of millions of dollars” of Nancy initiates. Hawley explained that he had reintroduced the prevention of elected leaders to have the law on securities and investments (Pelosi), which would prevent members of the congress and their family members from negotiating and holding shares:
The namesake of the bill, the former speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), “made” hundreds of millions “- despite a salary never higher than more than $ 200,000- since his election in the congress. Hawley said it couldn’t be done as a result of the law.
“You do not do so legally,” said Hawley about the acquisition of wealth by Pelosi. “And here is the thing, Nancy Pelosi and her husband last year, in 2024, beat all the hedge funds of the nation, practically. So, either Nancy Pelosi is a genius of mathematical and financial analyst … or perhaps, perhaps the information of which she is aware of being quite precious.”
As Breitbart News previously reported, the text of the Pelosi Act indicates that it “would modify chapter 131 of title 5, United States Code, to prohibit transactions involving certain financial instruments by members of the Congress”.
Hawley previously reintroduced the Pelosi Act in January 2023 after Paul bought “up to $ 5 million in shares in a semiconductor company, the Senate adopted legislation to massively subsidize the semiconductor industry.”
