Rick Wilson

It is a time-honored American tradition.

Folks, you want to go make money?

Go make money.

But it is quite evident that there's a massive amount of insider trading going on on Capitol Hill.

People are getting extraordinarily rich.

They're going from having a net worth of nothing to $30, $40, $50 million net worths in a space of a few years working in Congress.

And you see Mark Wayne Mullen the other day suddenly buys Raytheon just before the Venezuela invasion.

What a striking coincidence.

All these people that are doing this, folks, this is absolutely bipartisan.

And it absolutely has to stop.

There should be – every member of Congress – I would go for a constitutional amendment on this, frankly.

Every member of Congress has to put their assets into a blind trust.

That's it.

No negotiation on it.

Nobody can trade stocks based on the information they're getting as members of Congress.

And they're doing it left, right, and center, and it is not cool.

Absolutely.

It is a big deal.

Yeah.

Just so we're all clear, he's going to posture himself – Nate Moore is going to posture himself as a working-class guy, MAGA guy.