I'm John Batchel with my colleague Elizabeth Peake,

writes a column for the Hill, a comment for Fox News,

and she has a column up at Fox News right now

that I did not know the happenstance,

but I read it, and I think to myself, okay,

maybe he's running for president.

This is Corey Booker, the senior senator from New Jersey.

And Cory Booker is alleging that members of the Trump administration front ran the market for that

big burst of energy last week, the relief rally. Front running means you buy stocks knowing something

goods can happen and then you sell

at the top and pocket the cash.

And I didn't know he'd said it, Liz, and then you said he didn't have any evidence.

He wants a congressional hearing.

What's he doing, making that scale of allegation?

Well, I think, first of all, Corey Booker's light, you know, time in the sunshine has only happened when he has sort of, when he pulls stunts.

He's sort of a showman.

I mean, obviously the last thing was this 25-hour filibuster that he performed on the Senate floor.

It wasn't filibustering anything, which is sort of the normal thing.

He was just standing there for 25 hours spouting anti-Trump creeds and got a lot of attention for it. Cory Booker wants to

run for president. And the only way he's going to be able to do that probably is through this

kind of stunt doing or showmanship. So yeah, there were several representatives in the House of Representatives

sent a letter to the head of the SEC and to a couple of other people saying, hey, you know,

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