Episode Details

The latest Congressional Insider Trading Report reveals that 38 members of Congress achieved astonishing stock market returns, outperforming even Warren Buffett. With average gains exceeding 33% in a year when the S&P rose only 16.5%, the data raises serious ethical questions about the intersection of legislative power and stock trading. Analysis shows these returns are not random but aligned with the committees members serve on, highlighting a troubling pattern of advantage through insider knowledge.

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Highlights:

• "38 Congress members outperformed Warren Buffett with average gains of 33%."
• "Ethical concerns over stock trading by legislators tied to their committee roles."
• "Republicans averaged higher returns than Democrats in Congressional trades."
• "Public access to insider trading data presents opportunities for individual investors."

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