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Bought And Paid For: How Politicians Get Filthy Rich

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    32 min

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    2024

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What's the best way to get rich in America? Start a business? Get a four-year degree? Take a job on Wall Street? Wrong. The answer is get elected to Congress.

Imagine buying shares in companies you regulate, or investing in defense contractors right before a war breaks out, or selling your stocks because you found out before everyone else there's going to be a global pandemic.

James Poulos and the Blaze Originals team traveled to Washington, D.C. to expose how members of Congress get filthy rich. Featuring Unusual Whales, Rep. Matt Gaetz, Rep. Chip Roy, and George Santos.

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