President Donald Trump is calling for a full investigation into stock trades made by former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, arguing that the timing of several transactions warrants closer scrutiny.
In remarks issued this week, Trump said the trades appeared “suspiciously well-timed” and suggested federal authorities should examine whether any insider information played a role. He framed the issue as part of a broader push for transparency and accountability in Washington.
Pelosi and her office have previously denied wrongdoing related to stock transactions, noting that her investments are managed by her husband and that all required financial disclosures have been filed in accordance with federal law.
The issue of congressional stock trading has drawn bipartisan attention in recent years, with lawmakers from both parties proposing restrictions or outright bans on members of Congress buying and selling individual stocks while in office.
