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Democrats press White House on prediction market betting by staff Headline from Fortune
The inquiry builds on a July case involving Trump’s teleprompter operator, who allegedly made $100,000 betting on his speeches.
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Democrats call for Trump to bar White House staff from using prediction markets ↗ (opens MS Now) Published Nov 10, 2026
MS Now's feed description Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., say the White House hasn’t done enough since President Donald Trump’s teleprompter operator made $100,000 on Kalshi by betting on which words the president would use in his speeches.
Fortune
Democrats press White House on prediction market betting by staff ↗ (opens Fortune) Published Nov 10, 2026
Fortune's feed description The inquiry builds on a July case involving Trump’s teleprompter operator, who allegedly made $100,000 betting on his speeches.