Vance drops BOMB on Ilhan Omar as Democrats get ROCKED by fraud charges

In today's video, Democrat corruption is on full display. The vice president just outed Ilhan Omar in his interview with Benny Johnson, confirming she did commit immigration fraud. This comes as Representative McCormick was found guilty on 25 out of 27 ethics violations. And let's not forget what Nancy Pelosi was able to capitalize on and what we can do to learn from

what she did in Congress. We'll get to that as well in this video. But let's start with what the worst fraudsters in the Somalian community. Yeah, she married her brother to get him in, which means they both should go back. Benny Johnson is with us now. Good to have you. Good to see you again. Everywhere that gets investigated, they find billions of our dollars stolen. Nobody cares. and it's so infuriating. So the story here is that the Vice President of the United States verbatim said that she

committed immigration fraud. So it begs the question, what is Congress prepared to do? Because really, as you guys watch my show all the time, I say the problem and solution in our government is not necessarily the President, it's Congress. They're the ones who write the laws, and they're the ones who are supposed to hold their own members accountable, especially when they break the laws. Now obviously we know they have a bad record of that, even though today is all about corruption.

And I guess they're willing to at least hold one person accountable, which is Representative McCormick out of Florida. We'll get to her situation here shortly. But let's just remember exactly why she should be investigated. Take a listen to this.

Woman Ilhan Omar's net worth went up nearly $30 million. The question is how? Here's what we know. Omar's husband, a former political consultant, owns a venture capital firm based in Washington, DC and a winery in California. Take a look at these numbers. In 2023, Omar disclosed a maximum of $50,000 in assets at the winery. The next year, Dana, that number increased to $5 million.

Meanwhile, her husband's company, Rose Lake Capital, reported a maximum of $1,000 in assets in 2023. The next year, it was $25 million. Despite that, Omar denied being a millionaire earlier this year, posting on X quote, I barely have thousands, let alone millions. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer tells Fox News an investigation is underway,

writing quote, the committee is working on addressing ethics concerns regarding Representative Omar and her spouse, and we hope to have an update soon.

Well, obviously, we're still waiting for that update because after what the vice president had to tell Benny Johnson yesterday yesterday is nothing short of shocking. Again, a vice president on the record is saying this stuff. And so we hope that there's a legitimate investigation. We hope that she will truly be held accountable because we already know the Somalia community has not really represented the best interest of America, if you guys catch my drift.

Let's go to Benny Johnson. Here's what he told Rob Smith last night.

Take a listen. The federal government doesn't check. They just write a blank check to those states. And so that's how the Somali community gets away with it. And JD Vance revealed to me today, in our 35-minute sit-down interview, that there is no investigation of any fraud under 1.5 million dollars. So you just might as well stroke, boom, a 1.5 million dollar check to anybody who wants to lie to the federal government.

What kind of a message are you sending to our nation? I just want to thank you for playing that clip, by the way, about Ilhan Omar. That's the first time on the record that we have absolute and total confirmation that Ilhan Omar did in fact commit immigration fraud. And I looked this up right before coming on your show, that lying on your immigration forms or committing fraud against the United States of America is an immediate denaturalization

offense.

Yeah, you see that last point he made was phenomenal because I think if we did a poll, majority of Americans would agree with denaturalization when people commit heinous crimes or defraud our federal government and our tax dollars, I think they should get the stiffest penalty. It's a privilege to be a part of this country. I might sound extreme on it, but I mean, how else are you going to discourage people from

breaking the law? Even members of Congress, by the way, which takes us to this other update, because remember, it's all about corruption today on behalf of Democrats. This is Representative McCormick being found guilty of 25 out of 27 ethics violation in Congress and she's getting hit with a DOJ investigation as well. Take a listen.

Sheila Shefferless McCormick committed 25 ethics violations.

And this comes after Shefferless McCormick spent seven hours in a rare high pressure meeting on Capitol Hill on Thursday. The Congresswoman refused to answer our crews on her way out. The Democrat is facing more than two dozen charges for alleged misconduct, and the charges include accusations

that she stole millions of dollars in FEMA COVID-19 relief funds and funneled the cash into her campaign for Congress in 2021. Shefferless McCormick is also facing a federal indictment for the same alleged activity.

She's fiercely denying any wrongdoing. My client on the one side of me saying that's not true. I want to get up and I want to testify and I want to explain something. How can she possibly go into court and have a fair trial if her jurors have already heard that she was found guilty by the House of Representatives.

Lawmakers hearing the case saying this morning that they will consider her punishment, but no other details were released. Sheriff Alyssa McCormick could face more than 50 years in prison

and potential expulsion from Congress. All right, let me share some numbers with you guys. I think this is mind blowing. There has been a total of 12,591 unique members of Congress. Okay, you guys ready for this? Only 0.17% have ever been expelled. That number actually comes out to being 21 total, by the way. Members who actually were sent to prison comes out to being 0.54% that actually

happens to be somewhere around 68, 70 members of Congress. We're talking about out of 12,591. Guys, this doesn't happen very often, is my point. So they pick and choose, they decide, and they've decided on McCormick here, but they have not decided on Ilhan Omar, which is why the vice president also said this yesterday during the first anti-fraud uh... task

force take a listen we're gonna do a number of things first of all return back on that those anti-fraud protections so that all of these cabinet officials are looking at what's going on and focusing on it the second thing is that we're going to take a whole of government approach. So much of what's going to make the anti-fraud task force work is that we're communicating across different departments. So when Bobby Kennedy is talking to Scott Besent about things that he's seeing in Medicare and Medicaid, when Scott is seeing things at Treasury, when Brooke is seeing things at Agriculture, when Scott is seeing

things at Housing and Urban Development, what we're going to actually do is force the bureaucracy to take this seriously and work together as political principles to make sure that we stop allowing fraudsters to steal the American people's money.

So this whole thing with this representative defrauding, obviously, the American taxpayer, it's no shocker. I guess I have to say I'm a little stunned that she was found guilty. But I think that is a good thing. And whether we're talking about her, we're talking about Ilhan Omar, we're talking about Nancy Pelosi, who is the most successful one in all, we know something is rotten.

So that actually brings me to a special guest here that I want to bring on, an expert on these matters. Joining us today is my good friend Ross Gibbons. And Ross knows this world like no one else. He knows exactly how these people of Congress, like Nancy Pelosi, Ilhan Omar, Tim Walz, are profiting off the backs of our hard-earned money. He's a 20-year veteran of the stock market.

He has worked as a broker, fund manager, and vice president of investment management for JPMorgan Chase. Bottom line is, he's putting on an event on Thursday, April 2nd at 3 p.m. Eastern time, completely for free, where you guys can learn the little secrets, many just like Nancy, used to profit off the back of hardworking, taxpaying Americans. That's why I want them on the show, because I want to bring people that you guys can actually learn from and actually

discover what's really happening here. We'll leave. We'll actually put the link in the below this video where you guys can access that. Sign up for it's absolutely free or just scan the QR code because I know a lot of you guys are watching on the TV. Or if you are on your laptop, go to insider trades with devoree dot com insider trades with devoree dot com to reserve your spot. But before we get into all of that, let's actually bring the man here, Ross Givens. Thank you for making the time and being here on the show. How are you?

Hey, good to see you, DeVore. Thanks for having me. Absolutely. Absolutely. So why don't we just hop right into it. What do you think has been

the main way that members of Congress have been able to get away with insider trading. I know they won't call it that, but I think you'll be able to explain it properly. Go ahead.

Well it helps a lot when you're the one writing the laws, right? So that's the end of it. And they're the ones that would have to write a law banning themselves from taking away their own honey hole, essentially. You know, and there's been, what have we seen? Three, four, five bills introduced a ban insider trading. If they're all so supportive of it, why don't they get passed in an afternoon? They never do. And it's always either, you know,

the bill gets introduced in the middle of the night and nobody votes on it, or they attach it to some crazy bill funding, you know, grasshopper research in Nicaragua that nobody wants to sign up for. And it never passes.

But yeah, they continue to get away with it because again, they're in charge and they're the ones writing the rules. And even if you go back to the Stock Act from 2012, it didn't do anything to ban this. All it did was make them have some reporting requirements for these.

Now, just so we're clear, the Stock Act, could you break that down for people so they have the full context?

When was that passed and what did it include and what did it fail to include, essentially? Okay, so the Stock Act was passed in 2012, and it was passed under the mirage that it was going to ban Congress from insider trading, because there was a very small movement, not near as big as we're seeing today, of taxpayers frustrated with this stuff. But it didn't ban them from trading. All it did was put some reporting requirements in there. So, the big thing was they have to report their trades publicly within 45 days of making them. And they do this a little obscure website. There's one for the House, there's one for the Senate. I'm going to show people where these are in the training events, you can see what they're buying. And if they violate the Stock Act, no matter how egregious, the fine is $200. So really, it's just like a toll charge for insider trading.

I mean, Pelosi made 300 million bucks doing this stuff over the last decade and a half. And she's never even been slapped with a fine, but she was. No, she just doesn't care.

Right.

Yeah, I actually saw today on social media someone stopped by her office to give her a trading award for her years of success. But why don't you tell us a little bit more about how average working patriots and people who watch the show can do the exact same trades that members of Congress are doing.

Yeah, so that's really the only silver lining. And I talk about this a lot. People like, Ross, why aren't you more angry? Why didn't stuff frustrate you? Well, because they're giving me the stock tips. So I don't like that they're insider trading. I don't think it's moral or ethical or even should be legal. But the fact is it is. And we can scream about it till we're blue in the face

or we can use the information for our advantage. And so that stock act we mentioned that requires them to report their trades means we can see what stocks they're buying. And so what we've done, we've done this for the last eight and a half years for our members. We've beaten the market every single year by doing it, is we look for these outlier insider trades. So I don't mean the guy that bought 70 stocks last month,

we want to buy all those. I mean, the member of Congress who hasn't bought a single stock in two years and is now going in heavy on some little defense contractor. Or if we're talking about CEOs and CFOs, you can see their trades too.

If you've got a bunch of people at a company who haven't bought in years, suddenly half the C-suite is putting a million dollars a piece into their stock, going into a big earnings report or a drug trial release or something like that,

it's pretty safe to assume that at the worst things are not going badly and at best it may be a fantastic time to invest. So we're just using them for insider tips to tip us off to these stocks. And by following along I like to tell people this you know you're going to be a lot less angry about this stuff if you made 10 or 20 grand following along right alongside them.

Yeah.

Yeah. That is a really good point. You know, it's really fascinating because I think never in a time of our history have we been there. There's just this abundance of opportunities for someone to improve their financial well-being. And who would have thought it would have come from looking at what members of Congress are doing. And, um, I guess the part I don't like, and let me know your, your perspective on this, who came up with the 45 days? Cause that's what it is currently right now, right? It's 45 days.

Well, the 45 days is the max. So some of them report the week after. Um, but, but by law, they have 45 days and who came up with it? They did, of course. They wrote that law like they wrote every other one. Now, corporate insiders, this is where you can really see some opportunities. They have two days to report, and most of them do it the same day. We go over this in the training, but essentially there's this loophole in the SEC code that says, hey, as long as you report that trade inside of 48 hours, you're essentially off the hook for insider trading. So when you see the chief financial officer and the board members and VPs loading up on Tuesday and you know about it on Wednesday,

you have some really good information there to potentially follow. And we use the same like I talked about, just looking for these really obvious examples. And you're right, there's so much opportunity out there. In fact, too much opportunity for some people,

it's just overwhelming. But if you strip it down to the basics, right, I'm a stock guy, I'm an investor. It's what I've been doing for 20 years. I know other people have. This is not their forte, but just think about this in simple terms.

Your job as an investor to deploy your capital, the money you worked hard for and saved and pay taxes on, now you're going to go risk it. You want some kind of an edge with that money. You don't just want to gamble, right? You want to have a reasonable assumption that this investment is going to pay much more than the risk is. And so most of us don't have that edge. We don't have Warren Buffett's Rolodex. We don't have Fortune 500 CEOs

on speed dial. So who does have an edge? Well, the CEO of the company is a pretty darn good edge. If you're looking at a little pharmaceutical company that may go tenfold higher or go to zero, I'd say the chief medical officer running the drug trials is a pretty good edge. If you're looking at members of Congress that pass pieces of legislation

that move entire sectors and industries, and they're the ones drafting those bills, they got a pretty damn good edge. And so we're just following what they're doing. We're taking people to say, hey, you know more. I don't like what you're doing with it, but I'm at least

going to profit alongside you and we're following along. And so that's what I try to show people. These training events are free. We do them once a quarter and it's just eye opening for most

people to see what's out there, available to them, both by,

you know, following Congress as well as other corporate insiders. Yeah. Now I know we talked about Nancy Pelosi. By the way I appreciate you answering that question. But I know we talked about Nancy Pelosi. But the word on the street is that Ilhan Omar has been one of the best insider traders in a short

period of time. Could you could you explain why it is?

Yeah.

Well so Elon, there's no love lost for this woman. She's not going the traditional route. You know, if you look at members of Congress, they all come in. What do they make? One hundred and eighty, one hundred ninety grand a year. Now they have two houses and suddenly they leave multimillionaires.

It's really miraculous. Right. So how are they doing that? Well, they're either taking backdoor cash or getting, you know, backdoor deals, etc. But one of the main ways this insider trading like the things we're talking about now, Ilan Omar has been a little more creative than some of the others.

She's got this winery that went from apparently non-existent to worth what five, 10 million bucks. Her husband started a private equity company despite having almost zero investment experience and suddenly

60 billion dollars of investor money come piling in and he's charging, you know, one, two percent and all that money.

So who the hell?

I mean, nobody's given me $60 billion to invest and I've got a pretty good idea what I'm doing. What does he possibly bring to the table? Well, his wife's in Congress. That's all he's got. And she's coming under a lot of scrutiny for this and for good reason. But, you know, I unfortunately I don't know how to benefit from that. But the stock trades like what Pelosi's done and the others have done are really, really easy to follow.

And I think I brought a graphic if we put that up there, maybe you do it in post. But this is to give you an idea. These are the top performers in Congress in 2025. This is their total portfolio return. So we're not talking like they beat the market by 2 or 3%. These guys are making 50, 60, 70% annual returns. And last year, they did even better.

130, 140, 100. There was like half a dozen members of Congress that made more than a 100% return last year. So if they had 500 grand in their retirement account, now they have a million, million two. And these kind of numbers just aren't attainable unless you're doing, you're

cheating. I mean, Buffett's never put up those kind of numbers. He's the best in the business. He did it for six decades, right? So the evidence is really overwhelming. I mean, we could have one hot stock picker in Congress. They could get lucky on one pick. But for them to so many of them to beat the market by such a wide margin so consistently, there's just no other explanation for how they're doing it.

You know, you know what's fascinating about you saying all that is this, this, this is not even option trading. These are regular stock trades and they're getting that type of, yeah, that is, that is just, that is just crazy.

Well, the options, I'm glad you brought that up. And some people aren't super familiar with options. You are, but they're basically like a leveraged bet. So you're going, all right, I'm gonna put $10,000 in this option. If the stock doesn't go up, I'll lose all 10 grand. But if it goes up, I'm gonna make big money. And Pelosi was famous for using options. To give you an example, Remember that? So for your viewers, if y'all don't, it was an act passed to try to get

semiconductor manufacturing brought back to the U.S., which I fully support, right? But they use the same tool they always use, Devorage, you're in my tax dollars, to bribe them here. And they gave 52 billion dollars in subsidies to domestic semiconductor manufacturers, so Intel, Nvidia, etc. Pelosi was an author on that bill, I believe. If not, she was one of the big proponents pushing it. She did a road tour with Biden pushing it. And the week before that bill passed,

she put $1 million into Nvidia call options, which as you know, is a massively leveraged bet. Because it turned, I mean, you know, it was one of the best stocks in the last several years. She made millions and millions of dollars on that. And she's done it dozens and dozens of times. So it's one of those obvious ones, right?

And it's like, why would anybody risk a million dollars, not invest a million in Nvidia, bet a million that Nvidia is going to go up in the next two months.

You wouldn't do that.

That is a bet.

A bet, exactly. So that's the kind of stuff we look for. You know, we did one, there's a woman named Suzy Lee. I don't know if you've heard of her. She's in the House of Representatives. She's the one I was talking about that never buys stocks. And last year, she filed a periodic transaction report, what they look like, but this is where they report their trades. And she bought one stock, and it's the first stock she's bought in two and a half years. And, you know, DeVore, if she said, I bought some Google, I bought some Apple, I bought NVIDIA, okay, fine.

No, no, no, no, no. She bought Rheinmetall, the small German arms manufacturer. And it just seems like an odd pick, right? And then you realize, well, she's on the House of Ways and Means. She's on the defense spending subcommittee who decides who gets those contracts. And what do you know, the stock goes up 306% the next year. So, I've just been doing this for long enough. The evidence is so overwhelming. Like, this woman has an English degree, dude.

And the one stock she picks in three years quadruples? Like, it's just too far fetched. So anyway, again, you can see this stuff. We show you how to do it. There's things you kind of want to look out for.

But I think anyone who's not taking advantage of this stuff, even if it doesn't sit well with you, you're leaving a lot of the table.

Yeah.

Yeah. It's I'd like to at least empathize with people that there was a time where we didn't really have access to this information or it was difficult to get access to this information. Today I've seen you know a few apps that actually pop up where they you know they're trying to automate some of this stuff. But it sounds like with you there's actually a person there a conversation that can be had. A human touch so to speak. And so I guess my big question is, what do you think has changed in regards to this information, and why should people be really interested in

this?

Well, you're totally right. With AI and some of the technologies now, it's much easier to gather information and put it together. And there are some apps, Capital Trade is one, and there's a couple others that do great jobs. And that's where those analysis ones I once I showed you the top performers, they produce that. That's great. The mistake some people fall into is they want to follow every trade that's out there. And some of these guys buy 200 stocks a year. Some of

I mean, AOC, I doubt she has any idea what she's doing. Right? They're not all great stock traders, but some of them are. And so what we do is, yes, there's a human element to it. We use as much tech as we can, we'll show you how to do that. But it's really about just kind of putting the story together. So if it's corporate insiders, and I see,

oh, look, the CEO bought a million dollars worth. And then you go back and go, yeah, but he bought a million last month and the month before and the month before and the month before. It's like, well, he does this every month, right? It's no big standout. If on the other hand, I had a member of the board with a two hundred thousand dollar salary who's been there five years, never bought any bought three times last week for six times

annual salary. Okay, that kind of looks like he knows something. And so now what we can do that we couldn't do before is really use this data. We can compile it and go, all right, great, he's buying. What's his track record look like? Like, is this one of those insiders, members of Congress that consistently does very well? Is so we want to follow him? If not, no.

Is this an outlier? Is it an option exercise? because a lot of these guys get a bunch of stock options. They're just cashing out. So, that's what we do in the training event, try to teach you how to filter through the noise. And I've just been doing this for long enough time. I can spot them pretty quickly. But, yeah, you know, the goal is to get as many at bats as possible. And if you're, you know, looking at investing, and everyone should be taking part in the economy and investing, be maximum upside and limited downside. And that's easier said than done. Right. Because there's some cryptos

and stuff that have gone a thousand times up and there's ones that have gone 99 percent down. So how do you get the upside without the downside? And when you're following insiders, if you know that half the C-suite or five members of Congress or people in the know

are all buying up pretty heavily, that is going to reduce your risk a great bit because it's just not likely that the people running a company will be making big investments into their stock before some bad piece of news is going to come out, right?

And so if you can get in front of, you know, get as many pitches as you can, get as many opportunities to say, hey, they might be taking advantage of something. Like we bought a little biotech two years ago at 40 cents a share

Now, you know a 40 cent per share biotech is about as risky as it gets

But but the ceo the cfo the vp half the board the chief medical officer 11 executives bought that stock in a single week

Right in the middle of their their most important stage two clinical drug trials they've ever run. So it's like. I bet they're going pretty well you know and they did and the stock quadrupled in four months. So if you can reduce your downsides. All right if I'm wrong I'll lose 5 percent or 10 percent or 12 whatever if I'm right I'll make 80 or 100 or 200. That's really the formula for long term success and that's why I think the

insiders are so so valuable.

Yeah.

Now, I really appreciate you breaking all of that down. So as we come to a close here, I just want to make sure people got to hear from someone who's in the thick of it. Someone who gets to actually track what members of Congress have been doing. And although they continue to say the Pelosi Act is something they are going to vote for or pass. It still has yet

to come close. I mean, I think we looked at it at the history. It was about eight times over the past, like six years it's been introduced. And one chamber has voted on it, but the other chamber won't, you know, it's always this back and forth. It never passes. So I think I say all that to say that I guess the other silver lining is I'm grateful that we actually Can see what they've been up to what they're doing and how we can particularly capitalize on it ourselves Because again, and we don't take charge of our own situation. Nobody is you know, right?

So we can't really look look look look to them for answers financially All right. So bottom line is what what what do people do? Where can they go to actually get access to to this training? So I think there's a

link below this video, but just click that link, put in your email, your name, we'll send you all the information. It's a it's a free event coming up this Wednesday at 3 o'clock Eastern. Is it Wednesday or Thursday? I think it's Wednesday. But yeah, it doesn't cost anything. It's online. Anyone can come. If you put your phone number in, we'll even send you a reminder, like 15 minutes before we get started. You can just log in from your iPad or laptop

or wherever and attend, and I'll answer all your questions as well. We're also sending the recording out to anyone who can't put that in there, and then as a bonus, I'm gonna send you our most recent insider pick for everyone who registers. So you'll see the stock, the insiders that are buying, the whole, all of our research,

just to kind of give you an idea of what's available to you. Hopefully you make some money on that one. But I hope people come and attend. We've had a lot of success with these. We've done probably eight or 10 of them the last couple of years and the feedback's been phenomenal because I just don't think people realize what's available to them.

And I don't wanna come off like a shell like I'm protecting these guys. It's not that I like what they're doing, but you can whine and fuss and complain and protest about it, or you can say, all right, well, I'm not gonna change.

They're not asking me what to do. I'm going to use this moment advantage. I mean I'm paying her salaries. I might as well get a couple of stock picks out of them. Right. So that's my goal is to kind of remove the noise show you how simple this can be. Just show you what to look for. Not at the day trade eighty seven times a day but to find these two three four just no brainer opportunities every month and try to get some exposure there and hope to make some money. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely.

And I just want to add on it is Thursday.

Thursday. I'm sorry.

But but more importantly the one thing I did like about what you were explaining to everybody is there's an actual edge. And I think that's one of the biggest lessons you learn

when getting into investing. I mean just think about if you're going into real estate, there's already inherently an edge, right? I mean, you're guaranteed maybe to make three, four percent on your return annually. Maybe.

Well, you know, it just depends on the market. But there is there's a clear edge, right? And so I really appreciate you sharing that and at least doing

something to at least have a positive side to the corruption that's happening in DC. So thank you so much, Ross. I really appreciate your time here.

Hey, my pleasure. Thanks for having me on, DeVore. Appreciate all you're doing.

All right. So bottom line to this story, on one hand, it's very discouraging understanding that less than 1% of members of Congress have actually been convicted or held accountable, if that makes sense. But on the other hand, there's never been a time in history where we can learn how to capitalize on their insider trading. I know that's not what they want to call it. And of course, Vice President had what he had to say about Ilhan Omar. Just give me your thoughts, your takeaways, and everything you got in the comments section below. Now this takes us to our next video where another American citizen has been killed at the hands of an illegal alien. This time, an 83-year-old veteran who was pushed on the New York City subway

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