Sen.
Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) criticized President Donald Trump's trading activity, arguing that the volume and timing of transactions in his investment portfolio raised questions about potential conflicts of interest and reinforced the need to ban government officials from trading on the stock market.
In a video posted on X on Wednesday, Warren noted trades involving Eli Lilly, Dell Technologies, and Micron Technology, alleging that Trump purchased shares before publicly praising the companies and their products.
"It looks like an absurd level of corruption.
Congress needs to step in and put a stop to it," Warren said.
