Topic: Stock Sales

Greg Carlwood reflects on the timing of the interview, noting that several Trump lawsuits were dismissed shortly after recording. He discusses the suspicious timing of Pfizer's vaccine announcement and the CEO's subsequent stock sale. Carlwood reiterates the importance of watching the Electoral College vote as the next major milestone in the contested election.

A 0.1% tax on financial transactions is proposed to capture revenue from high-frequency program traders without burdening average long-term investors. Currently, essential consumer goods are taxed while speculative financial trades often escape similar levies, creating a two-tiered system that favors the wealthy. This tax could generate significant revenue given that trillions of dollars are traded daily in the U.S. financial markets.

James Murren, CEO of MGM Resorts International, is noted for his position on the National Infrastructure Advisory Council and for selling $10 million in MGM stock in September 2017. Other executives reportedly sold significant shares in the weeks leading up to the Las Vegas shooting. The segment suggests a "global tour of terror" where the same personnel and military transport are used to stage events across NATO countries.