Paul Pelosi's $38M Stock Trades Raise Conflict-of-Interest Concerns

Recent filings reveal significant trades by Nancy Pelosi's husband, including investments in AI-focused Tempus AI, sparking renewed calls for stricter stock trading regulations for lawmakers.

Paul Pelosi executed $38 million in stock trades in the weeks before President Trump's inauguration, including selling $24 million in Apple shares and $5 million in Nvidia stock.
He purchased $100,000 worth of call options in Tempus AI, a healthcare AI company, which saw its stock price surge 60% following the disclosure of his investment.
The Pelosis' stock portfolio reportedly delivered a 70% return in 2024, significantly outperforming market averages and raising questions about potential insider knowledge.
Nancy Pelosi has consistently opposed legislative efforts to ban stock trading by lawmakers and their spouses, despite bipartisan criticism over perceived conflicts of interest.
The revelations have reignited debates over the STOCK Act and whether stricter regulations are needed to prevent lawmakers from potentially profiting from privileged information.