Amy McGrath

The national parks used to be free of charge on Martin Luther King Day, and that changed.

Yeah, he wants a federal holiday for his birthday.

Yeah, he does.

And he puts his face on all these federal buildings in Washington, D.C., and takes the name down on the Kennedy Center.

I mean, it's crazy.

One thing that's happening, though, in Congress, when I want to get your take on, is this banning stock trading.

I think it's long overdue.

I think that what's happening right now with these wild craziness stuff that the president is doing with tariffs, which makes our stock market go up and down based on tweets and things like that, a lot of people are getting rich.

Over that.

Oh, yes.

And a lot of people are on the inside.

And those people who are on the inside, many of them are members of Congress.

And I think this is a bipartisan thing that we should ban lawmakers and we should ban the president.

We should ban all members of the cabinet, in my belief, and their immediate families from owning and buying and selling stocks.

Because my feeling is, look, you either go into public service, you either want those positions of power.

Mm-hmm.

Or you want to go make money on Wall Street?

Pick and choose.

Yeah.

To me, this is a no-brainer, and I hope it goes through, and I think it should be expanded.