Trump DOJ Can INDICT PELOSI FOR INSIDER TRADING as GOP GAINS SEATS IN HOUSE According to Report

Recent discussions have emerged regarding potential insider trading activities involving former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband, Paul Pelosi. 

In September 2024, former President Donald Trump publicly called for Nancy Pelosi's prosecution, alleging that Paul Pelosi engaged in insider trading by selling significant shares of Visa stock shortly before the Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against the company. Specifically, Paul Pelosi sold between $500,000 and $1 million worth of Visa stock on July 1, 2024, approximately three months before the lawsuit was announced. Trump suggested that Nancy Pelosi had prior knowledge of the impending legal action and informed her husband accordingly. A spokesperson for Nancy Pelosi denied these allegations, stating she had no involvement in or prior knowledge of her husband's transactions. ​WSJ+4New York Post+4New York Post+4New York Post+1New York Post+1

Additionally, reports indicate that Paul Pelosi executed stock trades totaling $38 million in the weeks leading up to President Trump's inauguration. Notably, he sold $24 million in Apple shares and $5 million in Nvidia shares. He also purchased $100,000 worth of call options in Tempus AI, which experienced a 60% surge in stock value following the disclosure of his investment. These transactions have raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the appearance of profiting from non-public information. Nancy Pelosi has consistently maintained that she does not own any stocks and is not involved in her husband's investment decisions. ​New York Post+1New York Post+1Ballard Spahr | National Law Firm+2New York Post+2New York Post+2

It's important to note that public officials and their spouses are subject to the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act, which prohibits the use of non-public information for personal financial gain. Violations of this act can lead to legal consequences; however, proving insider trading requires substantial evidence of wrongdoing.​Wikipedia

The Republican Party's recent gains in the House have intensified scrutiny of Democratic leaders, including Nancy Pelosi. However, any legal proceedings would necessitate thorough investigations and adherence to due process. At this time, no formal charges have been filed.​

For a detailed analysis of the Pelosis' trading activities and the surrounding controversy, you may find the following video informative:​New York Post



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