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'President Made 415 Million Dollars': Al Green Presses SEC Chairman Over Trump's Market Manipulation
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February 12, 2026
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10:15Now PlayingUS News: During the House Financial Services Committee hearing titled “Oversight of the Securities and Exchange Commission” on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, Representative Al Green sharply questioned the SEC Chairman Paul Atkins over allegations related to former President Donald Trump and potential market manipulation.
Green stated during the hearing that the “President made 415 million dollars,” pressing the SEC chief on whether the agency would investigate trading activity and market movements linked to Trump. He raised concerns about transparency, accountability, and whether the Securities and Exchange Commission is adequately enforcing market rules without political influence.
The tense exchange highlighted growing Democratic scrutiny over financial disclosures, stock activity, and regulatory oversight. The hearing underscored broader questions about market integrity and the role of the SEC in investigating high-profile political figures.
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