Democratic congresswoman chosen by Pelosi for special pandemic oversight panel failed to disclose 2019 stock sales as required by federal law.

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The congresswoman was appointed by Pelosi earlier this month to help oversee billions of dollars in pandemic relief funds. “Treasury got a huge pot of money to bail out large industries, specifically airlines,” Shalala said. “What we’re really after is mischief. We’re after fraud.”

The Miami Herald reported that Shalala's office revealed that between November 2018 and November 2019 the congresswoman sold stocks in businesses the could possibly pursue bailout funding as well as two organizations that the news outlet said are "advising the U.S. Treasury Department and Federal Reserve on the disbursement of loans and funds: Moelis and BlackRock."