Watters Slams Dem Officials ‘Winning’ on Stocks: Nobody Can Compete with ‘Wolf of Washington’ Nancy Pelosi

‘Nancy has been in Congress three decades and she is worth now 300 million’

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WATTERS: “That regional bank, remember, First Republic, the one that just went belly up, just days before First Republic imploded, Florida Democrat Lois Frankel dumped her shares in the company. Frankel unloaded the stock at $34 a share. Four days later, the stock was trading at 12 bucks apiece. But Frankel wasn’t finished. First Republic just got bought up by JP Morgan, and guess who bought shares at JP Morgan right before the bank scooped up First Republic? That’s right, Florida Democrat Lois Frankel. Shares are up nearly 15 bucks since then. So, Frankel is on both sides of the trade right before the news breaks both times. It’s almost like she knows something no one else does. Well, that’s exactly it. But she won’t admit it. Her team released this statement from the congresswoman: 'My account is managed independently by a money manager who buys and sells stocks at his discretion.' Okay, sure. It looks like this Democrat has inside information that you don’t, and instead of helping us make money, she is helping herself. And then you have fellow Florida congressman, former DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz. 2022 was a tough year for the market. S&P down nearly 20%. But while everybody else was losing cash, somehow Debbie came out on top. Debbie outperformed the S&P by over 50%. Little Debbie, diamond hands. But nobody compete with the wolf of Washington herself, Nancy Pelosi. Nancy has been in Congress three decades and she is worth now $300 million, but her salary is only about 200 grand. Nancy just rolls over and of course, she goes to bed, just whispers in Pauly P's ear, Paul takes care of the rest. Is Nancy okay with this?” 

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