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Trump's Teleprompter Guy Made $100,00 Off Bets On His Speeches? White House Shocked!

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A White House ethics controversy has emerged after President Donald Trump's longtime teleprompter operator, Gabriel Perez, was suspended without pay over allegations that he used advance knowledge of presidential speeches to place bets on prediction market platform Kalshi. Federal investigators are examining claims that Perez earned more than $100,000 by wagering on whether Trump would mention specific words or topics during public addresses. The investigation reportedly began after Kalshi flagged unusual trading activity to regulators. While no criminal charges have been announced, the case has raised fresh questions about ethics, insider information and the growing influence of prediction markets in American politics.

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Trump's Teleprompter Guy Made $100,00 Off Bets On His Speeches? White House Shocked!

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