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8:27Now PlayingDuring a congressional hearing, Congressman Al Green confronted Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent over President Trump’s personal stock, DJT, and a statement on Truth Social that coincided with a $415 million single-day gain.
Green asked a simple but powerful question: should this be investigated? Bessent’s evasive responses highlight the murky line between public messaging, presidential influence, and personal financial gain. This clip breaks down why this situation raises serious questions about conflicts of interest, market fairness, and accountability — and why Americans should pay attention, regardless of party.
Watch closely to understand how transparency and oversight are supposed to work — and what happens when they are ignored.
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