Thieves in the temple: Investigate members of Congress for trading on classified coronavirus information

Thieves in the temple: Investigate members of Congress for trading on classified coronavirus information 1

Burr is not alone. Sen. Kelly Loeffler, married to the chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, sold large amounts of stock on Jan. 24, the very day her Health Committee was briefed on the threat. Richard Blum, the investor husband of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, sold shares at suspicious times; the senator says she had nothing to do with that trade. Sens. David Perdue and James Inhofe were also trading actively before the markets got wind of the full extent of the crisis.

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