Vance defends stock-trading spree in Trump financial filings: 'Come on, man'

TL;DR

Vice President JD Vance defended President Donald Trump's recent financial disclosures, which showed hundreds of millions in stock transactions.
Vance stated that Trump does not personally manage his stock trades, but rather utilizes independent wealth advisors and financial institutions.
Trump's assets are reportedly held in a trust managed by his children, and spokespeople emphasized the absence of conflicts of interest.
The Trump Organization stated that trades are executed through automated processes managed by third-party institutions, with no input from Trump.
Vance affirmed that both he and President Trump support banning congressional stock trading.
The disclosures included transactions in companies like Palantir, which Trump had previously praised publicly.

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