Senator Elizabeth Warren on The Fight to Ban Stock Trading in Congress (Pt 1)
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Today, we're going to get into a topic that I am so, so heated about. Insider trading in Congress. And to break it all down, I have a very special guest who has long advocated for congressional stock trading to be banned. Senator Elizabeth Warren. You've seen Senator Warren in the headlines. She's been the senator of Massachusetts since 2013. And in 2020, she ran for the Democratic nomination for president, but withdrew. And as we know, President Biden got the spot on that ticket. But before she was in Congress, she was one of the fiercest watchdogs for consumers during the 2008 financial crisis. In fact, she was the driving force behind the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. And whether you think Doge had a point in slimming the CFPB or not, it is true that the CFPB has helped return over $20 billion to Americans who were cheated over by big banks or shady lenders.
She's also a former Harvard Law professor and a little-known fact, even though she's a very vocal advocate for liberal issues, she was a registered Republican until the mid-90s.
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