Tucker, Chris Josephs Talk Stocks, Corruption, Investing Like a Politician
Issue #237 | Because he's awesome
Hello and a happy midweek to you!
Did you happen to catch any of the first Trump cabinet meeting today? I could not be more proud, impressed, overjoyed by the current state of play in our country — specifically as it relates to Trump and his A+ team. This is the ‘not messin’ around’ crew, and it shows. It’s never going to be an easy road to fix the disaster left behind, while preparing for the many fights ahead, but my confidence in the president and his team is sky high. I added the clips below.
Let’s shift gears on the latest Tucker news from crazy threats by Dan Crenshaw to good, ol’ corruption — Congress style.
Money makes the world go around
The world go around
The world go around
Money makes the world go around
It makes the world go 'round.
My nod to the great musical and movie ‘Cabaret’ now out of the way, we can begin to discuss that devilish cocktail mix of money-corruption-congress. That’s trouble with a capital ‘T.’
The man with a terrific insight into all the money madness is Chris Josephs. He runs the Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker on X and has all the details.
It’s no secret that if you want to get rich off the stock market, you ought to pay close attention to Nancy Pelosi’s trades.
Despite spending the past four decades as a “public servant,” Pelosi has an estimated net worth north of $250 million and consistently outperforms even Wall Street’s most savvy professional money movers.
How could that be? Is she a rare kind of genius? Or could it be that she uses secret information to enrich her family while shafting everyday traders who lack such an unfair insider advantage?
The truth is somewhere out there, but the fact that Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500,000 worth of Visa stock less than three months before the government slapped the company with federal antitrust charges speaks volumes.
Joseph joined The Tucker Carlson Show to tell his app’s hilarious origin story, reveal how Congress is even more corrupt than you may understand, explain why unusual whales deserve credit for exposing D.C. insider trading, and more.
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