of aerospace companies, one particular official bought a defense stock five times before it won new business9 from the pentagon. is this just everywhere, congressman? yeah, pete, good to see you this morning. pete: good to see you. there s a huge gap in the law on the civil side and on the criminal side, section 1348 of federal 18 which deal with political company insiders, people that have a fiduciary responsibility to the company, but it doesn t deal with anybody that has an oversight role, members of congress through their committee assign isments who have access to information that is not available to the prick public to the public. and also, as you just referenced, executive branch officials, fda officials trading in pharmaceuticals, dod officials, as you just pointed out, trading in defense companies. so they have to fix that gap in the law. there s a number of bills out there, pete.
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