Stock trading ban divides Republicans as Trump weighs in on legislation

Republicans refer to their finger to Democrats in the Senate, a former spokeswoman for the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi, the extension of California, and even each other as a drama surrounding the legislation that would prevent legislators from trading stocks.

The Senator Josh Holie, who was originally named Pelosi, was named after the Senate Democrats, the Senate approved his support during the vote of his successful committee, and the Republicans in the Senate and President Donald Trump dipped.

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Republicans on the Internal Security and Government Affairs Committee argued that the draft law was issued at the last minute, and included rulings that were not aware of it and accused that the legislation targeted Trump specifically.

The hearing of a dramatic committee where the draft law presented with a slight difference with all Democrats and Holly, R-MO, to vote in its favor, culminated in a fiery strike in the Republican from Trump.

However, Holie said that he contacted the president shortly and for the husband’s formation, and indicated that during the call, Trump explained, “He believes that we should do a commercial arrow ban.” Regarding how Hawli obtained an angry reprimand from the president, the legislator referred to his finger to his Republican Chamber of Senate.

He said: “Well, what he said was that he had a number of people calling him and saying that the draft law had been changed at the last minute to force him to sell Mar-Aaoo and strip all of its assets, which is completely incorrect.” “He explicitly exempts him.”

When asked if Trump wanted to see the ruling of the future presidents or cut them, Hawly said: “We did not discuss that.”

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President Donald Trump is walking in the southern grass of the White House after arriving at Marin one in Washington on July 29, 2025. (Bonnie Cash/Upi/Bloomberg via Getty Images/Getty Images)

“The bottom line is that the prohibition of congress is the essence of this,” he said. “I mean, this is the issues of morals.”

The Holie Bill will prohibit legislators and their husbands from buying, selling or contracting individual shares for a period of time in his position. To obtain support from Democrats in the Senate, a ruling that would prohibit the next president and the vice -president of the shares or trading while they are in office.

White House press secretary Caroline Levitt confirmed that Trump and Holly spoke and honored that “concept”, the president supported the idea of preventing legislators from enriching themselves while they were in office.

“The reason this idea is to make a ban on stock trading of Congress members is something because of Nancy Pelosi,” Levitt said.

Whether the draft law actually arrives at the Senate Hall in the air, given that the majority leader of the Senate John Thun, Rurawi, indicated that with only one Republican support, he may not put him to vote.

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And changes in the draft law led to the alarm bells for the Republicans in the committee, who voted all against it. Some people, such as Senator Rick Scott, R. La. Trump to inform him of that.

“Well, first, it was a draft law we got at the last minute,” Scott told Fox News Digital. “I clearly targeted the president. I did not understand why he would cooperate with the Democrats to target the president and did not understand why he voted against reviewing Pelosi deals, because I believe that many people want to understand how they do so, earn all this money.”

The last repetition was full of provisions that were not previously present-a ban on possession of stable metal currencies, which he claimed was closer to “a bank deposit in cash.”

“Like if you have money in the bank account, this will be a federal crime at the present time, which is the case,” Moreno told Fox News Digital.

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When asked if he felt that the Democrats in the painting have made concerted efforts to sabotage the draft law, “of course”.

“I mean, they wander, wander around and call it a draft law of both parties. It is like, why do you give them that? By the way, not a serious bill,” Mourino said. “But we gave them a point of discussion. Like why we do that?”

Senator Gary Peters, the Democrat, who is ranked first in the committee, was puzzling with regard to how to blame the Democratic Republicans for the issuance of the draft law on Wednesday.

“We are the ones who voted for her,” Democrat at Michigan told Fox News Digital. “This is really a wonderful touch of logic. Oh, my God. How does anyone of this kind escape?”