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Elizabeth Warren Slams Trump for ‘Holding Millions’ in Oil and Gas Stocks as Iran War Sends XOM, COP, OXY Higher
Elizabeth Warren criticized President Trump for investing in oil companies and profiting off the war in Iran.
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