Elizabeth Warren DESTROYS Scott Bessent Over Trump's 3600 Trades He Refuses To Investigate!!!
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2026年07月01日
One year ago, Scott Bessent defined exactly when stock trading becomes a criminal investigation.
This year, Elizabeth Warren used those exact words against him.
Trump executed more than 3,600 stock trades in the first three months of 2026. Over $250 million. Nearly twice as many as all 535 members of Congress combined in a year. And he filed the disclosure late.
January 6: Trump's accounts bought Nvidia stock. One week later, the administration lifted restrictions on chip sales to China. Same quarter: purchases in Robinhood and Bank of New York Mellon. April 6: Treasury — headed by Bessent — awarded both companies a government contract to run the new "Trump Accounts" program. Stock prices rose.
Warren asked whether this was insider trading. Bessent said: "I'm not a lawyer."
Last year, the same Bessent said if an ordinary person made such a trade, "the SEC would be knocking on their door."
Warren also said she owns no individual stocks. Her house is already in order.
Every president from LBJ to Biden kept assets in blind trusts or sold everything. Trump threw that tradition open. While signing decisions, his accounts traded the companies those decisions affected.
📌 3 things this hearing put on record:
→ Bessent's own definition of criminal stock trading — applied to Trump, suddenly "I'm not a lawyer"
→ Nvidia bought January 6, chip restrictions lifted January 13 — 15 transactions that quarter
→ Robinhood and BNY Mellon purchased, then awarded government contracts by Bessent's own Treasury
💬 "Get your house in order" — Warren said hers already is. What about Trump's? Drop it below.
🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell — the SEC question Warren raised is still unanswered.
#ElizabethWarren #ScottBessent #TrumpStocks #Nvidia #InsiderTrading #Congress #BreakingNews #SenateFinance
⚠️ This video presents publicly available congressional testimony and official hearing records for informational and commentary purposes. All referenced events, statements, and figures are drawn from federal oversight hearings and public congressional proceedings.
This year, Elizabeth Warren used those exact words against him.
Trump executed more than 3,600 stock trades in the first three months of 2026. Over $250 million. Nearly twice as many as all 535 members of Congress combined in a year. And he filed the disclosure late.
January 6: Trump's accounts bought Nvidia stock. One week later, the administration lifted restrictions on chip sales to China. Same quarter: purchases in Robinhood and Bank of New York Mellon. April 6: Treasury — headed by Bessent — awarded both companies a government contract to run the new "Trump Accounts" program. Stock prices rose.
Warren asked whether this was insider trading. Bessent said: "I'm not a lawyer."
Last year, the same Bessent said if an ordinary person made such a trade, "the SEC would be knocking on their door."
Warren also said she owns no individual stocks. Her house is already in order.
Every president from LBJ to Biden kept assets in blind trusts or sold everything. Trump threw that tradition open. While signing decisions, his accounts traded the companies those decisions affected.
📌 3 things this hearing put on record:
→ Bessent's own definition of criminal stock trading — applied to Trump, suddenly "I'm not a lawyer"
→ Nvidia bought January 6, chip restrictions lifted January 13 — 15 transactions that quarter
→ Robinhood and BNY Mellon purchased, then awarded government contracts by Bessent's own Treasury
💬 "Get your house in order" — Warren said hers already is. What about Trump's? Drop it below.
🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell — the SEC question Warren raised is still unanswered.
#ElizabethWarren #ScottBessent #TrumpStocks #Nvidia #InsiderTrading #Congress #BreakingNews #SenateFinance
⚠️ This video presents publicly available congressional testimony and official hearing records for informational and commentary purposes. All referenced events, statements, and figures are drawn from federal oversight hearings and public congressional proceedings.
