00:00That's the question you think that my constituents are asking me because they're not.
00:04Thanks.
00:05A number of Democrats are supporting a congressional stock trading bill that does not apply as of yet to the vice president or the president.
00:15And they're saying they, if necessary, would sign on to a discharge petition.
00:20Would you ever vote to advance a bill like that that does not cover President Trump?
00:25We have to clean up corruption in Washington, D.C.
00:29That's in Congress, that's in the Supreme Court, and that's with the administration.
00:32In terms of the congressional stock ban, it is clearly something that has to happen.
00:40And Democrats have been leading on this effort.
00:43In terms of the individual bills, we'll have to have a caucus conversation about what is the best approach and what's achievable.
00:50But this is the most corrupt administration in American history.
00:55Donald Trump and his administration make Richard Nixon look like a choir boy.
01:03And so clearly something is going to have to be done.
01:05But figuring out the right legislative vehicle is the subject of a discussion by the caucus.
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