Rep. Matt Gaetz, in collaboration with BlazeTV, released a documentary titled 'Bought and Paid For: How Politicians Get Filthy Rich,' highlighting the issue of congressional stock trading and the wealth accumulation of politicians while in office. The documentary scrutinizes the stock trades of members of the House Ethics Committee and calls out specific congressmen for allegedly profiting from insider knowledge, with Gaetz criticizing the bipartisan allowance of such practices due to the lack of stronger laws. Gaetz expresses his frustration over the financial disparities between politicians and the average American, stating, 'Imagine if every American got rich off war.' Additionally, Politico and other sources have reported on the influence of the 401(k) industry on Congress, suggesting that the retirement savings system, initially intended to benefit the middle class, has been manipulated to favor the wealthy, referring to it as 'The 401(k) industry owns Congress' and highlighting a '$300 billion windfall' to the wealthy. This investigation points to a broader issue of financial mechanisms and policies that enrich a select group at the expense of the majority.