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One subpoena could hold Pam Bondi accountable: expert

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Journalist and political strategist Christopher Armitage accused former Attorney General Pam Bondi of insider trading Monday. According to ProPublica , Armitage alleged she sold approximately $5.5 million in Trump Media securities in April 2025, hours before President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs that tanked the stock. Despite the 14-month gap, no insider trading case has been opened against Bondi. In his analysis published on Substack , Armitage compared her situation to Martha Stewart's 2004 conviction for lying to investigators about a $45,673 stock sale, noting Stewart served five months in federal prison despite her wealth and connections. Bondi's disclosure forms lack critical details, such as: time, price, and what she knew. "Broker execution records answer the first two, and the first two are evidence of the third. A single subpoena would produce them. The federal government has not issued that subpoena,” Armitage wrote. Armitage argued a single subpoena could prod

First report: Pam Bondi 'one subpoena away' from a reckoning: 'Martha Stewart went to prison for less' — rawstory.com, 8d