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A brief yet sharp critique is directed at Nancy Pelosi, who dismisses questions of insider trading as ridiculous, while her wealth buildup is scrutinized. Pearson advocates for legislation preventing Congress members from stock trading based on insider information—a step he believes would restore public trust.
Finally, the discussion turns to Kamala Harris’s announcement not to pursue a gubernatorial run, which Pearson interprets as a strategic move to position herself for a presidential campaign. He predicts her potential run would be met with rejection due to her perceived inauthenticity and inability to connect with voters. Conversely, he expresses confidence that Republican candidates, such as JD Vance, would easily outperform her in future elections.