Corruption is rampant in Washington, and Sens. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Gary Peters (D-MI) want to do something about it. They introduced legislation that would prohibit members of Congress, the president, and the vice president from trading stock.

The bill, which cleared the congressional committee of jurisdiction on Wednesday, has a real shot at passing. It initially drew skepticism from President Donald Trump, but after some tweaks that made it clear the initiative wasn’t targeting him, Hawley says Trump is fully onboard.

The bill has scrambled partisan lines, with Hawley and Trump joining many Democrats in support while some Republicans line up against it. But if Democrats think this is a slam dunk against the finance-class GOP, they’re in for a rude awakening.

It’s the Democrats who appear to be the real profiteers now. Just ask their last Speaker of the House.

The newborn investment accounts in the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) represent a golden opportunity to one day replace Social Security with a stable, functional retirement system that allows everyone in society to become equal stakeholders.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized this point at a Breitbart event in Washington, D.C., describing the accounts as a “backdoor for privatizing” Social Security. This sparked a firestorm of criticism from Democrats and the media. Rather than double down on what should be standard Republican policy, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed Bessent meant that these accounts will supplement, not replace, Social Security.

The Republican National Lawyers Association is helping President Trump with what may rank as his greatest achievements: Reshaping America's courts with conservative judges and safeguarding elections from Democrat meddling.

Join host Hayden Ludwig and RNLA president Michael Thielen as we delve into the power of the courts, today on Restoration Spotlight: