President Trump didn’t hold back in his New York City press conference on Thursday, taking direct aim at Nancy Pelosi and her history of dubious stock trades.

Trump zeroed in on Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, and his suspiciously timed sale of Visa stock, which occurred just days before the Department of Justice launched a lawsuit against the financial titan, as reported by the Gateway Pundit.

“Nancy Pelosi has a little problem because her husband sold their Visa stock,” Trump said. “One day before it was announced that Visa’s being sued by the Department of Justice. You think it was luck? I don’t think. She should be prosecuted.”

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This wasn’t just another swipe at the former Speaker of the House; Trump was hammering home what he sees as a clear-cut case of insider trading.

US Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi arrives at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart for the funeral of U.S. Congressman Donald M. Payne, Jr. in Newark, NJ on Thursday May 2, 2024. Donald M. Payne, Jr. died at 65 years old in his sixth term as US Congressman for New Jersey.

He went further, calling for Pelosi’s prosecution, not just over this deal but also over her handling of security ahead of January 6, alleging she rejected his offer of National Guard troops. Trump referenced John Solomon’s recent reporting, urging reporters to look into it. “It’s a scam,” he stated bluntly.

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The latest controversy involves Paul Pelosi dumping up to $1 million worth of Visa stock just weeks before the Justice Department slapped the company with an antitrust lawsuit. This is not the first time Paul Pelosi has made a timely stock move. Back in July, it was disclosed that he sold 2,000 Visa shares valued between $500,000 and $1 million, just three months before the federal lawsuit.

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Of course, Pelosi’s office denied any involvement. A spokesperson claimed, “Speaker Pelosi does not own any stocks, and she has no prior knowledge or subsequent involvement in any transactions.”

Nonetheless, the timing is, at the very least, suspect. Visa shares plummeted 5.5% after news of the lawsuit broke, but the Pelosis dodged that loss. Coincidence? Many are skeptical, questioning how much Nancy Pelosi might have known, given her high-level political connections.

Apr 23, 2023; San Francisco, California, USA; Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi (center left) and husband Paul (center right) cheer during the first quarter of game four of the 2023 NBA playoffs between the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings at Chase Center. Mandatory Credit: Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images

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This isn’t the first time Paul Pelosi has been in the spotlight for well-timed stock deals. Last year, he sold Google stock a month before the Department of Justice hit the tech giant with an antitrust suit. And in 2022, Pelosi offloaded NVIDIA stock just before Congress voted on a bill that would boost domestic semiconductor production.

Public records don’t lie, and while the Pelosis claim there’s nothing improper going on, these stock trades raise eyebrows. The question remains: Are these just fortunate guesses, or is there something deeper at play?