Trump Speech Betting Case Sees Teleprompter Operator Exit Government
Gabriel Perez, a teleprompter operator for former President Donald Trump, has left his federal position amid allegations of profiting from advance access to Trump's speeches for betting on the Kalshi prediction market. This departure raises concerns about ethical standards and conflicts of interest within government roles, as a regulatory investigation into these trades is ongoing.
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Trump speech betting case sees White House teleprompter operator exit government
A White House teleprompter operator accused of using advance access to President Donald Trump’s speeches to profit from Kalshi prediction market bets has left the federal government while a regulatory investigation into the trades continues. According to the Associated Press,…
Trump teleprompter operator accused over Kalshi bets leaves government: AP
Gabriel Perez, who was accused of profiting from Kalshi bets tied to President Donald Trump’s speeches, is no longer employed by the federal government.