REPORT: Nancy Pelosi’s son linked to five companies probed by feds

Paul Pelosi Jr., the son of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, has reportedly been linked to at least five business entities under investigation by authorities for alleged fraud.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and her family, who are already facing criticism for profits they’ve made in stock investments, has more bad press coming their way.

This time Nancy Pelosi’s son, Paul has been exposed to have business ties to multiple companies that are under investigation.

The Daily Mail reported:

Nancy Pelosi's son is embroiled in an FBI investigation into a San Francisco official who was allegedly bribed to turn a blind eye to a corrupt real estate plot.

Paul Pelosi Jr. and at least three of his associates were interviewed by agents in a five-year investigation that resulted in an indictment of a prolific building permit fixer for allegedly bribing a city official.

The bribery scheme included an alleged plan to remove permit violations on a squalid flop house owned by Pelosi Jr.’s girlfriend.

Meanwhile, efforts are underway in Congress to ban stock trading for Members due to rising concerns of insider trading. Speaker Pelosi and her husband have made large sums of money buying stocks in companies that were set to benefit from lucrative government contracts and other privileged information. While no charges have been made against Pelosi, conservative and even liberal commentators and observers have noted Pelosi’s extremely high success rates in stock trades.

Recently, 27 House members signed a letter asking Nancy Pelosi and Kevin McCarthy to bring stock-trading ban to the floor: 'We came to Congress to serve our country, not turn a quick buck'

Should the FBI interview Speaker Pelosi? Do you think her investments raise ethical questions? Is Paul Pelosi the latest in a long line of corrupt Democrat politician family members? Let us know below!


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