Topic: Stock Sales

Major technology executives, including the CEO of Microsoft and Elon Musk, have sold billions of dollars in company stock recently. While some analysts view this as standard profit-taking due to high valuations, others see it as a sign of an impending economic shift. The segment also criticizes Nancy Pelosi for her significant financial gains while the general public faces inflation and economic instability.

President Trump spoke with King Salman, commending the anti-terror efforts and discussing the $15 billion purchase of the THAAD missile defense system. Trump explicitly asked the King to consider listing Saudi Aramco, a trillion-dollar oil company, on an American stock exchange. The hosts suggest the recent missile attack may have served as a "sales job" to justify further military investments and the US listing.

Goldman Sachs reportedly sold a significant portion of its BP stock holdings—approximately 40% of its portfolio—just before the Deepwater Horizon blowout. The hosts highlight the role of Peter Sutherland, who served as both the ex-chairman of Goldman Sachs and the chairman of BP. They argue this is a clear case of insider trading and suggest the oil company is an extension of the banking elite.