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Elizabeth Warren Counts Trump's Oil, Gas Gains Amid Iran War As Americans Pay More At Pump: Ban President From 'Owning And Trading Stock'

Radhika Anilkumar Nadig

Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused President Trump of profiting from oil and gas holdings during the Iran war, as pump prices rose.

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