Exhibit 752

Justice Department drops insider trading probes into three senators

Exhibit 752 · News report

Justice Department drops insider trading probes into three senators

Aides told NBC the Justice Department ended inquiries into Loeffler (R-GA), Feinstein (D-CA) and Inhofe (R-OK); the Burr inquiry continued. Loeffler's spokesman called it exoneration and the inquiry politically motivated; Feinstein's office said her assets were in a blind trust and her husband traded; Inhofe said he does not make his own trades; Burr said he relied solely on public news reports.

Source: NBC News
Date: 26 May 2020
Grade: Reported
Document: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/justice-department-drops-insider-trading-probes-three-senators-n1215196
Accessed: 2026-11-09
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Finding POL-4.6: Reported News reports state that the Justice Department closed its inquiries into Senators Loeffler (R), Feinstein (D) and Inhofe (R) by 26 May 2020, Perdue (R) by 25 November 2020 and Burr (R) in January 2021 without charges. A letter released by Loeffler's spokesperson, whose authenticity the committee staff did not confirm, says the Senate Ethics Committee dismissed the matter on 16 June 2020, and Burr says the SEC took no action.
Finding POL-4.7: Reported Burr said he relied solely on public news reports, Loeffler's spokesman called the inquiry politically motivated, Feinstein's office said her assets were in a blind trust and her husband traded, Inhofe said he does not make his own trades, and Perdue's campaign spokesman called the outcome 'exonerating evidence' and the allegations 'baseless accusations.'