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Actually undercover fbi. actually undercover fbi. an interview with the feds,ds he doesn't know that . soso he lies about it all. so in addition to looking at campaign fraud, wire fraud,pi conspiracy, he's also looking at a lying to the fbi the most p amazing part of the story is his lawyer is hillary's campaign lawyer, marc elias, the same guy who was knee deep in the whole trump russia collusion hoax and who john durham, the special counsel has identified as then guy who was principally funneling money to pay for the phony anti trump dossier. so if i were andrew guillam, i get a real lawyer ...

stock by corporate insiders who have access to nonpublic information that could affect the stock price can be a criminal offense. just ask hedge fund manager roj roger rat number who got prison for doing it. congressional lawmakers have no corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws. even though they have daily access to nonpublic information and plenty of opportunities to trade on it. >> we know that during the healthcare debate, people were trading healthcare stocks. we know that during the financial crisis of 2008, they were getting ou...

>> the buying and selling of stock by corporate insiders who have access to nonpublic information that could affect the stock price can be a criminal offense. just ask hedge fund manager raj, who got prison for congressional lawmakers have no doing it. corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws. even though they have daily access to nonpublic information and plenty of opportunities to trade on it. >> we know that during the healthcare debate, people were trading healthcare stocks. we know that during the financial crisis of 2008, they we...

on this? >> it's the way the rules have been defined and the people who make the rules are the political class in washington and they've conveniently written them in such a way they don't apply to themselves. >> the buying and selling of stock by corporate insiders who have access to nonpublic information that could affect the stock price can be a criminal offense. just ask hedge fund manager raj, who got prison for congressional lawmakers have no doing it. corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws. even though they have daily access to...