Heather Cox Richardson
speaker
7,649 appearances
90 recordings
10 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard yesterday
Heather Cox Richardson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Ossoff called out Trump's apparent stock manipulation, an issue Trump highlighted recently when he sold early access to his truth social posts for as much as a hundred thousand dollars a month.
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It's been widely reported that investors appear to be making a killing by anticipating Trump's posts as they make markets go up or down.
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An investigation by Casey Tolin and Isabel Chapman of CNN published on july sixteenth found that Trump himself made at least forty four stock purchases of 21 different companies within a week before he posted a complimentary truth social message about the firms, their executives, or their products.
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He's selling faster access to his tourism.
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Tweets, and then you can bet on the markets, comedian Shane Gillis recently told popular podcaster Joe Rogan.
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It's literally insider trading.
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Rogan, whose support for Trump in twenty twenty four was important to his victory, responded, wait a minute, is that real?
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How is that legal?
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Who's telling him this is a good idea?
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A hundred thousand dollars to get early tweets?
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That's literally crazy.
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He's just on a grab.
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As Matthew Chapman of Raw Story reported, the two went on to discuss Trump's involvement with cryptocurrency.
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This government has done some expletive that no government has ever done before, and one of them is the crypto stuff, Rogan said.
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The crypto stuff is nuts.
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Trump has made billions in crypto.
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Then you got his sons, and his sons are involved in these weird business deals, and there's a lot of money flowing around that you could dig in and start arresting people.
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Attacking Osoff for allegedly smearing harp also shifted attention from Trump's ballroom, which is enormously unpopular and which is in the news as Trump has appealed to the Supreme Court to override lower courts' rulings that he does not have the authority to build such a structure without the permission of Congress.
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Even Republican members of Congress seem reluctant to grant such permission, as it highlights Trump's grabs for luxury while Americans are hurting under high gas and grocery prices caused by Trump's tariff wars and war on Iran.
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Recently, New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman, who with Jonathan Swann wrote about Trump's second administration in Regime Change, has told podcasters Ezra Klein and Axios' Mike Allen that Trump spends about seventy percent of his time working on his Washington, DC projects.
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