abigail spanberger is one of a growing members of congress who say " enough is enough. we should ban members of congress and their spouses and children from engaging in this activity in the first place, or at minimum we should force everyone to put their stock assets in a blind trust or somebody else would be managing their money in a formalized way>" nancy pelosi has been in the center of this crucible. she has been reluctant to move forward in pushing for a ban and that was controversial in the democratic caucus. it is a weird bipartisan issue in this sense that abigail spanberger and chip roy agree on effectively nothing but they agree on this issue and are cosponsoring a bill that would do what we described. host: on the voters end of things, do you look at the voters' view of ethics in congress. i think this would be very much on voters' minds, how much they are beholden to their investments. guest: we found the exact opposite to be true. numerous polls now, there must have been half a dozen done, that put that question to voters. what would you like to see done? r

abigail spanberger is one of a growing members of congress who say " enough is enough.an members of congress and their spouses and children from engaging in this activity in the first place, or at minimum we should force everyone to put their stock assets in a blind trust or somebody else would be managing their money in a formalized way>" nancy pelosi has been in the center of this crucible. she has been reluctant to move forward in pushing for a ban and that was controversial in the democratic caucus. it is a weird bipartisan issue in this sense that abigail spanberger and chip roy agree on effectively nothing but they agree on this issue and are cosponsoring a bill that would do what we described. host: on the voters end of things, do you look at the voters' view of ethics in congress. i think this would be very much on voters' minds, how much they are beholden to their investments. guest: we found the exact opposite to be true. numerous polls now, there must have been half a dozen done, that put that question to voters. what would you like to see done? republicans,

. >> congresswoman abigail spanberger of virginia, democrat and chip roy, texas republican want to banmbers of congress from buying and selling stock altogether. they say lawmakers consistently get market moving information before everyone else and can cash in like they did during the pandemic. members of congress bought. >> u.s. stocks clorox and in june and various different pharmaceutical companies. on the other side of the capitol, senator josh hawley says it's basically a legal version of insider trading. the truth is that a lot of the information that members of congress get isn't technically insider information. but yet it's still really beneficial. if you want to try to make a buck on the stock market spanberger and holly's bills, band members, spouses and dependent children as well from investing for reasons like this in march of 2020, the wife of former congressman alan lowenthal sold all her boeing shares. >> just one day before the house committee, he sits on disclosed damaging information on the boeing 7.37. jets. that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. interesting s

did you see abigail spanberger there? any moderate democrats there?rate democrats were there because they know it is illegal but this is the play, judge, this is what they always do. the democrats will exceed their power and then they will dare somebody to sue them for it. they know that it is illegal, but they exceed the power. they dare you to sue them. you sue them and he win him and that it is the court that is racist? it is the court that is wrong? it is the institution that is bad? and then they are worried about people not having faith in institutions. >> jeanine: herald, the issue is, even if they win come on the merits or procedural? so let's talk about the fact that amy coney barrett, you and i have visited this in the past, amy coney barrett would not hold the student loan forgiveness because the individuals who sued the plaintiffs did not have standing. so, now the issue is, do the people before the supreme court have standing? can the supreme court make a decision, and then the white house says, gee, we won because they didn't have standi

when you talk about the faces of leadership in virginia, there is abigail spanberger, jennifer wexleratic congresswomen from the old dominion, from the state of virginia. do you expect to have similar positions on issues as they do? they are some of the most moderate members of the democratic caucus. and i wonder how you see yourself against their politics. >> you know, i view myself as a pragmatic progressive. i think at the end of the day, i'm there to solve problems and help people and do what needs to be done but leave no part of virginia behind. i don't know where that would put any compared to them on the spectrum. but i think that in the needs of my constituents, i think pragmatic progressive fits me. >> congressman-elect jennifer mcclellan of virginia, thank you for making the time tonight to join us after that historic victory. it's some very good news for the democratic party in the state of virginia. >> thank you. it's always a pleasure. >> we will be right back. >> we will be right back t the mood. feel the difference with downy. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll

. >> congresswoman abigail spanberger of virginia, democrat and chip roy, texas republican want to banbuying and selling stock altogether. they say lawmakers consistently get market moving information before everyone else and can cash in like they did during the pandemic. members of congress bought. >> u.s. stocks clorox and in june and various different pharmaceutical companies. on the other side of the capitol, senator josh hawley says it's basically a legal version of insider trading. the truth is that a lot of the information that members of congress get isn't technically insider information. but yet it's still really beneficial. if you want to try to make a buck on the stock market spanberger and holly's bills, band members, spouses and dependent children as well from investing for reasons like this in march of 2020, the wife of former congressman alan lowenthal sold all her boeing shares. >> just one day before the house committee, he sits on disclosed damaging information on the boeing 7.37. jets. >> all right. our pam moore takes us inside a special exhibit in oakland featuring