Nancy Pelosi has strongly denied allegations of insider trading, asserting that she does not believe any member of Congress is involved in such activities.
In a recent interview on CNN’s *The Lead with Jake Tapper*, Pelosi responded to claims, particularly those made by former President Donald Trump, regarding her family’s stock transactions.
She dismissed the allegations as “ridiculous” and emphasized that her husband, Paul Pelosi, handles his own investments without her involvement.
Pelosi also expressed support for legislation that would ban stock trading by lawmakers to uphold public trust.
The controversy surrounding Pelosi’s finances has grown, especially with the reintroduction of the “PELOSI Act,” a bipartisan bill aimed at prohibiting stock trading by Congress members and their families.
The bill, named after Pelosi, seeks to increase transparency and accountability in government.
Despite the scrutiny, Pelosi reiterated that she does not own stocks, nor does she have any role in trades.
Pelosi’s spokesperson reinforced her stance, highlighting that she is not involved in any insider trading or stock market transactions.
While the debate continues, Pelosi remains adamant in her denial and called for a shift in focus toward policy issues, especially the anniversary of Medicaid.
The ongoing discussion over her finances reflects broader concerns about the ethical conduct of public figures and the need for stricter regulations in Congress.
