President Trump has levied accusations of insider trading against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, sparking renewed debate about potential conflicts of interest in Congressional stock trading. Trump claims that Pelosi profited from trading Visa stocks, potentially benefiting from her husband’s involvement. This accusation, which comes amidst calls for stricter rules governing official stock activity, fuels discussions regarding the ethical implications of elected officials’ financial dealings and raises concerns regarding enforcement mechanisms. The incident has ignited a call for increased scrutiny on Congressional trading practices, sparking a renewed discussion on potential legislative reforms aimed at restricting such activities. Whether or not Trump’s allegations hold water remains to be seen, but this episode serves as a reminder of the ongoing tension between political power and financial transparency.