Leading Senate Democrats have started a new probe of Howard Lutnik, the Commerce Secretary's

former family business, the one that's currently being run by his sons and led by Brandon

Lutnik. I think he's 28 years old because Elizabeth Warren and Ron Wyden, the two

ranking Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee want to know more about what

was reported last month that Canter is betting against Donald Trump and his tariffs by offering

to buy by potential refunds from companies who are being overcharged on tariffs that are likely, as we have reported,

likely to be struck down as an improper exercise of presidential power. So let's get this straight.

Cantor Fitzgerald, a family business run by the family, the sons of the Commerce Secretary,

where the Commerce Secretary has control over the tariffs, is sons of the Commerce Secretary, where the Commerce Secretary has

control over the tariffs, is betting against the tariffs.

That was the reporting from a month ago in Wired Magazine, by offering to sell a

instrument or a product to its counterparties, to its clients that would allow them to effectively

sell their potential refunds for cents on the dollar,

where Canter would reap hundreds of millions of dollars.

And now Elizabeth Warren wants to know more about that.

I'm Michael Popock, and hopefully you want to know more about it here on the Midas Touch Network and on Legal A.F.

Okay, let's get to the story.

What happened?

Well, I did the report originally here

on the Midas Dutch Network about the instrument, the product that Canter Fitzgerald was selling.

Now, look, Cantor Fitzgerald may no longer be run by Howard Lucknick any longer, but only by his two

sons. However, it's also done an extraordinary job since the election at increasing its revenue.

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