FBI Asks Feinstein to Turn Over Documents About Her Husband’s Stock Trades

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FBI requests Dianne Feinstein hand over documents relating to her husband's stock trades

The FBI has politely asked Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein for documents about her husband’s stock trade prior to the covid-19 crash.

Why no dramatic pre-dawn raid?

In March, it was revealed that Republican senators Richard Burr, Kelly Loeffler, Ron Johnson and Jim Inhofe sold off signifant stock shares following a Jan. 24th meeting on the impending pandemic.

But it wasn’t just Republicans caught with their hand in the cookie jar.

Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein was also connected to suspicious stock trades.

Thegatewaypundit.com reports: Feinstein’s husband, Richard Blum sold his shares in Allogene Therapeutics Inc, a biotech company, and made between $1.5 million and $6 million before the Coronavirus stock market spiral.

According to Feinstein’s spox, the Democrat Senator voluntarily turned over documents to the FBI and answered questions about her husband’s stock transactions.

Feinstein claims she had nothing to do with her husband’s stock trades.

6 Comments

  1. Her and Burr and the female whose supposedly the richest senator of all ,are all in the doghouse now The one whose husband runs the stick exchange They had a search warrant for Burr and took his phone and the rumours are that its more than just insider trading they’re gathering evidence for

    • I’m sure they are gathering evidence for far more than that, I agree with you. Kelly Loeffler is the one whose husband runs Exchange.

  2. They could have bought put options on their stock positions way below the market for next to nothing and made more money without calling attention to themselves. Just sayin’.

  3. She had nothing to do with her husband’s stock trades? Well, she benefited from them didn’t she?

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