Sen. Feinstein 'Voluntarily' Talked To FBI About Husband's Stock Sales

The transcript discusses Senator Dianne Feinstein's cooperation with the FBI regarding her husband's stock transactions. Feinstein's husband, Richard Blum, sold significant stock before the market downturn due to the pandemic. Feinstein denies any wrongdoing, stating she had no input on the financial decisions. The transcript also mentions the investigation into Senator Richard Burr's stock transactions, leading to his stepping down as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.

What was the nature of Senator Feinstein's interaction with federal law enforcement agents?

• She refused to cooperate.

• She voluntarily answered questions.

• She was arrested.

• She was unaware of the investigation.

What was the approximate value of the stock sold by Richard Blum?

• $1 million

• $3 million

• $6 million

• $10 million

Under which act is it illegal for lawmakers to use insider information for trading?

• The Market Regulation Act

• The Insider Trading Act

• The Financial Fairness Act

• The 2012 Stock Act

What did Feinstein claim about her involvement in her husband's financial decisions?

• She was partially involved.

• She had no input.

• She actively managed them.

• She was unaware of them.

What action was taken against Senator Richard Burr during the investigation?

• He was promoted.

• His cell phone was confiscated.

• He was cleared of all charges.

• He was given a warning.