man, I know you gotta claim innocence, but they sure seem to have his balls nailed to the wall. He owned about 17% of an Australian biotech company and had convinced his son and his son's in-laws to buy stock in it. When they failed their medical trials, the Australian stock exchange froze trading on the shares (so he couldn't sell since his stock was there) but the Feds have call records of him calling his son from the White House lawn, and the next morning his son and the others all sold off their stock before the announcement.
be interesting to see what Trump thinks of this - Collins was one of his first supporters in Congress and you know Trump's probably not real impressed by insider trading laws.
be interesting to see what Trump thinks of this - Collins was one of his first supporters in Congress and you know Trump's probably not real impressed by insider trading laws.
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