Justice Department Begins Probe Into Senators Who Sold Stocks After Coronavirus Briefing: Report

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Justice Department Begins Probe Into Senators Who Sold Stocks After Coronavirus Briefing: Report
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The lawmakers denied any wrongdoing, despite the optics

also showed Inhofe sold up to $400,000 worth of stock on Feb. 27, as the stock market made its first precipitous decline.

. “Reports that I sold any assets are incorrect, as are reports that I was at a January 24 briefing on coronavirus, which I was unable to attend.” with “pro-life kids from Oklahoma here for the March for Life and the new nominee to be U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania.”RELATED:

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