DAN CRENSHAW ON BANNING MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM STOCK TRADING:

DAN CRENSHAW ON BANNING MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM STOCK TRADING: ‘HOW ABOUT WE DON’T MAKE ANY MONEY EITHER’
‘Let’s make a Congress a place where only the millionaires can only actually afford to do the job’
CRENSHAW: “So, sure, yeah, why not? Don't let us trade stocks. How about — we'll just keep whipping ourselves. How about we don't make any money either? How about, like, just cut our paychecks? I haven't gotten a pay raise since 2008, even a cola increase. So — actually, no, this is a great idea: let’s make Congress a place where only the millionaires can actually afford to do the job. This is a wonderful idea. Let's just keep — let's just keep doing that, because some — there's always some member, right, who, like, senses the populist energy and then mirrors it believing that this is what’s gonna help me connect with the people, because whether the people want — well, I mean, they want an easy button. 'All my problems will be solved if there’s no stock trading. All my problems will be solved if there’s term limits.' Yeah. But if you think about any of these things for five whole minutes, you know, you might quickly come to a different conclusion. Now, again, would I vote for it? Yeah, sure, who cares? Who cares? It doesn’t matter to me because I don’t have any f**king money to put in the stock market."