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Gabriel Perez, a longtime teleprompter operator for President Trump, allegedly made over $100,000 by betting on Trump’s speeches using the prediction market Kalshi, leveraging insider knowledge of speech content. Federal investigators from the CFTC flagged suspicious trades, and Perez is currently in discussions to settle charges, including returning profits. The White House placed Perez on unpaid leave, and President Trump considered the situation a disgrace.
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