President Donald Trump again attributed former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's unparalleled 2024 stock market success to "inside information."
Pelosi's husband Paul Pelosi last year completed trades that outperformed the S&P 500's 25% gain by hauling in some 54% in returns, the New York Post reported, citing Bloomberg data.
Newsweek in February reported stock of a Chicago-based company developing medicine solutions using patient data, owned by Paul Pelosi, surged in value by more than double in just one month.
Trump late last month told reporters that Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., should be investigated for insider trading. He continued his message with a Saturday night post on Truth Social.
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Trump: Nancy Pelosi, Hubby Profited on 'Inside Information'
- by: Charlie McCarthy
- 08.10.25
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- 08/11/2025
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