congresswoman lois frankel, as you already heard, has very long list of successes. she was the mayor of west palm beach, which in the led to side by side in the leadership of the state house together lois has been a champion of women and children and their quality of life and, the the equity and the necessity for us to make sure that is equal opportunity for all and a strong and voice for justice and a fantastic grandma who incessantly about her adorable grandsons. so please join me representing one of my dearest friends congresswoman, lois frankel. well, hello. it's so hard to follow debbie wasserman. i should tell them a story, and yet i say she saved the story. first of all, jane, it's so great to you. she was mayor cleveland when i was mayor of west palm beach. and we shared a lot of stories together. and thank you to i quote his his hysterical society, the historical society. thank you, everybody here. a shout out to one of my besties, cheri bustos. grace meng is here with us tonight. and you can hear from dina titus in few minutes. thank you, ladies. and this

that's right, florida democrat lois frankel. shares are up nearly 15 bucks since then. on both sides of the trade right before the news breaks both times. it's almost like she knows something no one else does. well that's exactly it. but she won't admit it. her team released this statement from the congresswoman, quote: my account is managed independently by a money manager who buys and sells stocks at his discretion. okay, sure. it looks like this democrat has inside information that you don't. and instead of helping us make money, she is helping herself. and then you have fellow florida congressman former dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz, 2022 was a tough year for the market. s&p down nearly 20%. but while everybody else was losing cash, somehow debbie came out on top. debbie out performed the s&p by over 50%. little debbie diamond hands. nobody compete with the wolf of washington herself nancy pelosi. nancy has been in congress three decades and she is worth now 300 million. but her salary is only about 200 grand. nancy just rolls over and of course she goes to bed

lois frankel, you just mentioned, she has been a lawmaker since i was five years old.king moves like she is warren buffett? >> dana: he had some good lines last night. it is a stocked game, stacked against you. >> jesse: letting referees bet on the game. insider trading is illegal everywhere except congress. so, good for these people to get together and get the sleaze out of there. here's what i don't understand. if you are a member of congress, you are going to make money when you leave congress so i can you just wait? you already have free transportation, free health care, free gym, free food, taxpayer-funded junkets, donor-funded vacations, due to go terms, be a lobbyist, and cash in. you can't wait that long? >> dana: that is your solution? spiel this is going nowhere, he dies the senate. >> dana: it is interesting, the media covered a lot -- kelly loeffler and david perdue in georgia, everyone looked at theirs but nobody looked at, is it paulie p? >> jesse: paulie p. >> dana: nancy pelosi has defended people being able to play the stock market on the hill. >> jean

given the access to information you have but according to a financial disclosure, florida democrat lois frankelrst republic bank prior to the collapse of the bang and purchased jp morgan stock before the bank purchased first republic assets on monday. are you serious, that you've got the democrat lawmaker selling first republic stock. what is she doing owning shares of first republic stock anyway and then buys jp morgan before it you -- before it acquired the assets. do do you have any knowledge of this? >> i don't have knowledge of this. this is the first you've told he me. if this a stock ban or any other ban, members of congress will gladly comply with that as we have done with the plethora of ethical rules that have come up even if the last decade many of which the american people strongly support and i support. i would say this. if someone is going to trade stocks, they should treat it like a blind trust, make sure if you have to take an oath had that you can say that you do not confer with your broker or anybody like that. there needs to be some ethical tweaking of this. i think there nee

there is breaking news about another representative, this is congress, lois frankel.ld a bunch of first republic on march 16th. we know congress has been involved. the fdic, federal reserve, trying to work behind the scenes. it just seems, i want your opinion whether or not their active involvement, lawmakers, hurts the investment or helps? i got to believe it hurts that it gives people, gives investing less credibility. feels like they have the inside scoop on everything. so she sells all of hers, a lot of people caught holding the bag since then? >> march 16th, most people wanted to sell their stock but reality it is an ongoing distraction to have members of congress able to actively trade stocks. they tend to do a little too bell and people don't like the way it feels. the reality is, we're paying them, we elect them, we pay them to do a job. they should be putting, i think, their investments into a blind trust and you know, focusing on their day job. you know, put it in the s&p 500 and improve the economy by your legislating and make money that way. you know, i th

host: that is charlie in north carolina, representative lois frankel on her twitter says the bipartisanudget agreement prevents a default on the debt while protecting critical services for our children, family, veterans, seniors, and the most vulnerable. people are putting politics and on her twitter feed she said i resent the brink of default. the $31 trillion in debt they decided that $6 million is necessary from needy families. this is an act of cruelty. another says there's $31 trillion in national fat -- debt -- and continue to supports president biden's deal. you can add your mix with what you would tell a legislator to accept or reject the deal. let's hear from wanita in south carolina independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the deal should be passed to avoid physical disaster, really, we do not want to risk the fiscal disaster that would occur if the bill is not passed. i have a suggestion, if congress is so determined to influence the idea of saving everywhere, why don't they all take a 5% pay cut? that would impress the american public to see that they are s