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They all go out to the same parties, the same social functions, you know, passing information to each other. And so, you know, if the anchor of a big time news show says, hey, guys, guess what, Nancy Pelosi and her husband are insider trading, then they have to think about, oh, well, am I cut? Am I burning a bridge? Am I cutting off access to, you know, information that she or her staff might be feeding me that I can break news on? Tulsi Gabbard just detonated on the Joe Rogan podcast. And trust me, it was nothing short of explosive. You have to report it. You have to be transparent about it. Most of Congress has failed to do even that. So it did nothing to stop it, says you just got to tell us. And most people are like, yeah, I'm not going to tell you anyway. And there's no repercussions. They might get like a hundred dollar fine. She exposed the Democrats dirty secrets like it was open mic night. By the end of it, Rogan looked like he'd just seen a ghost. Frankly, after what she revealed, I can't imagine why anyone with common sense would still want to be associated with the Democratic Party. The truth bombs were nuclear. The behind the scenes dirt? Chilling. So buckle up. This one's going to blow your mind. But before we dive in, make sure to hit that subscribe button. It's a complicated union. Yeah, it is. It is that. It really is. Between money and politics, it's just like it's I mean, it would be wonderful if we could get money entirely out of politics, if the only way that a politician can make money while they're in office is just their salary. Joe Rogan kicked things off by hammering a point we've all been shouting for years. Politicians should only earn their government salary. Nothing more. No insider deals, no shady investments, no cashing in on their status while the rest of us struggle to get by. He laid it out plain and simple. The corruption isn't accidental. It's built into the system. Then, Rogan dove headfirst into the infamous Nancy Pelosi stock trading scandal that shook the nation just months ago. That's when Tulsi Gabbard stepped in, dropping insider intel so shocking, it left everyone reeling. I'm sure you're aware of the Nancy Pelosi stuff. Absolutely. It's wild. It is. And and and look, this is I think this is one of the good things about social media is of course the the mainstream corporate media is hardly covering it at all. Nothing moved through Congress without Nancy Pelosi's stamp of approval. Whether a bill passed or got buried, you can bet Pelosi knew exactly what was in it, when it was coming, and more importantly, how it could benefit her inner circle. She wasn't just playing politics. She was playing the stock market. Her husband, Paul Pelosi, made some suspiciously well-timed trades that happened to align with Coincidence? Highly doubtful. This was political power used like a personal ATM. And the Democratic Party stood right behind it. While in control, Democrats milked every ounce of institutional power. Paul Pelosi is doing these trades within this period of time of Nancy Pelosi voting on this bill or bringing a bill to the floor because we've got to remember, Nancy Pelosi as Speaker of the House, nothing happens without her knowing about it or giving her stamp of approval. Not to serve the American people, but to serve themselves and secure their long-term grip on influence, wealth and control. According to Tulsi Gabbard, Nancy Pelosi didn't just benefit from her position, she manipulated it. Gabbard revealed that Pelosi used her political savvy and strategic timing to deliberately delay the passage of legislation aimed at banning insider trading among members of Congress. Why? So she and her husband Paul could capitalize on that delay, making lucrative trades before the law could catch up. It wasn't just unethical. It was calculated. And that's the real danger. When elected officials use the trust and authority given to them by the American people to quietly build personal empires. You as a member of Congress or your spouse or your adult child should not be allowed to conduct insider trading on issues that Congress is dealing with, which really covers every issue under the spectrum. They can't pretend anymore that they haven't been doing it. And yet, even as a Nancy Pelosi, like, OK, OK, fine, we'll draft legislation. But Congress is about to take a break as they head into the general elections. And once again, she's refusing to bring the bill to the floor for a vote. The system begins to rot from the inside. If this trend continues, American democracy won't be about the people. It'll be about profit. The good news? Voters finally had enough. The power-hungry gatekeepers have been booted from the driver's seat. But the fight to clean house is far from over. It's hard not to think of Barack Obama in all this. When he entered the White House, his net worth was just over $2 million. A few years later, he's worth tens of millions. And if you ask how, the official answer is always the same. Book deals and speaking engagements. Really? That same excuse gets recycled for Nancy Pelosi and her husband, too. She earns roughly $200,000 a year as Speaker. Yet somehow her net worth has skyrocketed to over $200 million. Are we supposed to believe that's just savvy investing? These aren't But people start looking at it and say, well, how much money have you made? Like, why are you worth $200 million? That's crazy. You make $200,000 a year. You're worth $200 million. Like, what's going on? Coincidences. They're symptoms of a system that rewards power with profit. And expects the rest of us not to ask questions. And that's exactly where Joe and Tulsi turn the heat up. Paul Pelosi's stock portfolio didn't just beat the market. It ran laps around investors like Warren Buffett and George Soros. How did he do it? Magic? Please. It's the magic of being married to the Speaker of the House. Tulsi didn't mince words. This isn't investing. It's legalized cheating. Paul was making million-dollar bets right before key legislation dropped. And guess who had early access to those decisions? Nancy. Meanwhile, Martha Stewart And look at like Paul Pelosi's stock, like what his record is. He's better than Warren Buffett and George Soros, who are like wizards. Exactly. Those guys are the best and he's better than them. But it's 100% insider trading. He went to prison for a tip nowhere near the scale of Pelosi's intel. But Paul? He's out here popping champagne while the media pretends it's all coincidence. This is the two-tier justice system on full display. Elite skate, regular folks pay. And when Tulsi said it out loud, Joe couldn't hide the shock. Because finally, someone had the guts to say what we've all been thinking. Now it gets even more interesting. Like many Americans, I assumed Nancy Pelosi was the lone wolf in all this. But according to Tulsi, she's just the tip of the iceberg. Turns out, multiple senators and high-ranking politicians were cashing in behind the scenes, trading on privileged information, lining their pockets while pretending to represent us. The real kicker? Their names are being intentionally covered up, swept under the rug to protect the powerful. She's not the only one, obviously. There are, and this is where, you know, the, the, the quote-unquote unit party in Washington has been blocking this kind of legislation from being passed because they're, they're both benefiting from it. We had, I think there are Republican and Democrat senators in the lead up towards COVID who knew about it, right? ...public office to rob the public blind. They're part of the problem, left, right, or center. If you're taking us for fools, you deserve prosecution. I've said it before and I'll say it again. Our leaders are this blatantly corrupt because the media lets them get away with it. They don't just turn a blind eye. They actively run cover. Just look at the Hunter Biden laptop saga. Legacy Media had the story. They knew what was on that hard drive. But instead of informing the public, they buried it. Why? Because exposing it would have torpedoed their chosen ticket, especially Kamala Harris. So they ran interference. They called it Russian disinformation. It's just crazy that it's legal. Yeah. It's, it's, it's really egregious and it's shocking how complicit the mainstream media is in ignoring it. Like, do you think that there's some discussion or is it just an understanding that you'll lose access to these people if you highlight this? Like, what is, why are they not covering that? It's like this, this chummy insiders club in Washington. And, you know, a common term that's being used now is, is called permanent Washington, which really fits when you think about it because it kind of encapsulates that whole When it was actually damning evidence that could have swung an election. That's just one example. One crack in a much larger, rotting foundation. Behind closed doors, there's a quid pro quo between politicians and the press. And it's crystal clear who benefits. The left. That's exactly why Trump and millions of Americans don't trust them anymore. They've earned every ounce of that distrust. This is why the media barely touched the Nancy Pelosi scandal. Not because it wasn't newsworthy, but because Pelosi is an insider. She's part of the club. She leaks just enough privileged information to keep journalists fed. Upcoming bills, strategy, behind the scenes drama. And in return, they look the other way when her husband magically guesses the market or when her net worth mysteriously explodes. It's a classic case of. They all go out to the same parties, the same social functions, you know, passing information to each other. And so, you know, if the anchor of a big time news show says, hey, guys, guess what? Nancy Pelosi and her husband are insider trading. Then they have to think about, oh, well, am I cut? Am I burning a bridge? Am I cutting off access to, you know, information that she or her staff might be feeding me that I can break news on and all this stuff. So, you know, it's like you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours. And if you start pissing off certain people, then you get kicked out of the cool kids club. You scratch my back. I'll protect your public image. Now, contrast that with Donald Trump. He doesn't feed the media anything. No secret scoops, no cozy backroom updates. Whatever he has to say, he says it directly to the people. And that's why they hate him. Without insider access, they can't control the narrative. They can't profit off him. Trump shuts them out. And in return, they've waged a full-blown smear campaign from day one. Now, I don't know how you feel after hearing all this, but personally, I'm relieved the Democrats finally face consequences. For years, they operated like they were above the law, using their positions to enrich themselves, protect allies, and silence critics. It's about time the tide started to turn. My hope is simple, that every single person, regardless of party, who used public office This issue's come up before. It came up years ago. Congress said, OK, we're going to take action to stop insider trading and make sure that elected leaders aren't benefiting off of insider information. And so they passed the Stock Act, which did nothing, essentially. It just said, OK, if you are going to, you know, trade in stocks or buy or sell stocks, you have to report it. You have to be transparent about it. Most of Congress has failed to do even that. So it did nothing to stop it. Says, you just got to tell us. And most people are like, yeah, I'm not going to tell you anyway. And held accountable. No more immunity. No more protected names. If you betrayed the public trust, you deserve to be brought to justice, loudly and publicly, because that's the only way to clean house and restore even a shred of integrity to Washington. And that brings us to the end of today's video. If you enjoyed this spicy political commentary, hit the like button and subscribe to the channel for more content like this.