Insider trading

Another conversation we were having, and I think it was – I wanted to have it with you because, to me, it is just the quintessential issue of what's wrong, one of the issues that we have in this country.

is that we recently had Republicans float a bill that would actually put real teeth into the anti-insider trading laws in DC, right? Now, I did not read the bill, but apparently what I have heard is that there were poison pills put in the bill that they knew Democrats would red flag.

And I just sat back and laughed.

And I heard people on the right using the fact that the Democrats flagged it as, oh, they're so bad and evil because they tried to do this.

Oh, well, that's not true.

Those laws are already illegal.

And I couldn't help myself or insider trading is already illegal.

And I and I couldn't help myself.

I

want to give today's Daily Grill to the Washington, D.C. Democrats who had the chance to put a rule up and forbid members of Congress from getting rich off insider information by insider trading in stocks.

And guess what the Democrat Party said? No! House Republicans are fighting to clean it all up.

Marie Glusenkamp, Perez's party, is fighting to keep that scam going.

It worked so very well for Nancy Pelosi and others.

Why not? Well, the Democrats said they were against it, and yet, when they got the chance to actually outlaw that insider trading, they said no.

My favorite post on social media, David Medina, who also ran for Oregon governor, although he didn't get the Republican nomination, he points out a brand new OPB poll shows that Oregon's governor's race potentially flipping red and that just 28% of the 1,000 voters surveyed said they believe Oregon is headed in the right direction.

Nick Shirley found one of the 28% in Portland.

And people don't realize how bad the fraud is.

And you gotta think, people like Nancy Pelosi with Insider Trading, they get the heads up, hey, this is gonna go down, so you better put your money and take it out of there and put it over here.

They don't do this to somebody like us.

They do it to make sure it's something like them.

You're feeding all of them, why? Because it's all the part of their system and they're getting paid like Nancy Pelosi.

You know she was getting paid to vote certain ways and put in certain bills in the past, oversee certain things.

You know she was getting paid for that and that was her payout was the insider trading information.

Yeah, Insider, and also we now see through Doge and USAID.

what it was but the slick back hair and everything remember absolutely yeah yeah the old boys club a lot of gel going on there

um But one of the big things about the film is this whole idea, and we'll come back to it in some of the other movies, of insider trading.

You know, of being aware of something that's not publicly available, but if it was, it would change the price of the company.

Charlie Sheen's character was following.

All right, time to look around the National Hockey League.

Why don't we check in with the insider, Simon, as insider trading is back with all the news and notes around the NHL.

It's the season debut of Insider Trading with Chris Johnston, Pierre Lebrun, and Darren Dreger.

Gentlemen, camps are set to begin opening up across the league, and big questions loom large.

None bigger than will Connor Hellebuck show up, Dregs?