Wall Street/White House Grift: Trump Media Selling Inside Stock Market Info on His Truth Social Platform

Trump is so confident in his second term that he now openly flaunts his corruption by impudently defying all efforts to stop his presential crime spree. 

A day doesn't go by without Trump committing a crime somewhere or an international faux pas that ends up costing Americans millions of dollars.

Congress stands by and watches Trump's grifts grow in volume as spineless lawmakers kiss his ass in order to stay in office. 

Buckle up as we take a ride on the Wall Steet Trump train that was launched on August 1st. Trump's Media Company & Technology Group (responsible for Truth Social) is now capitalizing on inside stock trading. 

Our first felon is offering Wall Street firms a new specialty service, dubbed Truth API, which is designed to rapidly deliver and curate market-moving posts from his social media platform.

What Trump is selling for all intents and purposes, is advance previews to deep-pocketed financial institutions to allow them to see his declarations before the rest of the public.

It's no secret that Trump has been openly manipulating the stock market with his lies about the Iran war and the oil market. It's been a lucrative scam that is now being expanded to one of the biggest grifts in Trump's second term.

The Associated Press reported that the membership monthly fee is $100,000. Think about that. For a mere $100,000 corporate crooks will make millions. It's the granddaddy of cash grabs for CEOs worldwide.

Democratic Senators Adam Schiff and Elizabeth Warren have urged the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to investigate Trump's latest rip-off. 

In a letter to the SEC they said, "This appears to be an outrageous abuse of the President's office for his personal benefit that undermines everyday investors and the integrity of our markets, while enriching Wall Street and other wealthy insiders," they charged.

I'm not confident that SEC Chairman Paul Atkins (a Trump appointee) will do anything about it. Meanwhile Rep. Jamie Raskin, the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, launched an investigation into Trump's new grift last Friday afternoon.

To summerize we have a president with access to the ultimate insider information - his own next actions and policies as the Chief Executive of the United States - selling advance access to the market-moving information to the high bidders at the expense of all other investors who can't afford the steep $100,000 subscription. 

Rep. Raskin said, "This White House-Wall Street-Trump-Business feedback loop represents the depraved essence of insider trading." I couldn't agree more.

As it Stands, the sheer magnitude of Trump's grifts this term is stunning. There's no telling how many more crimes he will commit in the last half of his term. 

Capital One Shut Down 300 Trump Related Accounts in Money Laundering Probe

Well, we have another first for the felon in charge lounging in the Oval Office.

The story starts in March of 2021 when Capitol One gave notice of its plans to close more than 300 Trump-affiliated bank accounts because they suspected (after months of research) that Trump and associates were engaged in money laundering.

On Friday the Trump cartel filed a lawsuit - the 3rd one - against the bank's decision to oust them. Capital One Financial hit back against the lawsuit stating that it did so after a review by anti-money laundering experts.

The disclosure marks the first time a bank has formally tied money-laundering concerns to a sitting U.S. president. Capital One is seeking to dismiss the case by casting doubt on claims of illegally debanking - or denying services on religious or political grounds - against the Trump clan.

The last time Trump and cronies filed a lawsuit in a federal court, alleging the accounts were closed because of Capital One's "woke" beliefs and its desire to benefit from the political mood after the Jan. 6, 2021, assault against the U.S. Capital. That judge told Trump and his stupid son Eric to go pound sand.

But here we are again.

Since the start of Trump's second term, his regime has put pressure on some large banks, echoing conservative complaints that the institutions are deliberately targeting the political right. He signed an executive order in August 2025 barring discriminatory debanking. The executive order isn't worth the paper it's printed on.

Readers will remember Trump's first term when he sued Capital One and Deutsche Bank in an attempt to prevent them from sharing financial records with Congress as part of a probe led by Democratic lawmakers. 

Anti-money laundering professionals at Deutsche Bank reportedly flagged a set of transactions, but executives ignored them.

As it Stands, deplorable Don should get an award (after all he loves rewards and trophies) for being the most corrupt and dishonest president in American history.