Podcast Hosts Question Landsman’s $30,001 China Fund Stake 6 Days Before Midterms
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 28
Podcast Hosts Question Landsman’s $30,001 China Fund Stake 6 Days Before Midterms
2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 28
Summary
$30,001 to $100,000 in the KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF was tied to Rep. Greg Landsman and his wife in financial disclosures, prompting the Ruthless podcast to challenge why a lawmaker could hold a fund linked to Chinese military companies.
Pentagon-designated firms appear among the fund’s holdings, and co-host Josh Holmes argued that such ties would block many federal contractors even as they do not bar service in Congress.
Landsman’s campaign did not immediately respond. The scrutiny also revives a September report that he amended his 2022 disclosure years later to add dozens of previously undisclosed stock holdings.
In 2025, Landsman said he had sold all stocks, mutual funds and ETFs to comply with the proposed TRUST in Congress Act, making the reported holding politically awkward days before his race against Republican Eric Conroy.
Ohio’s 1st District is still rated likely Democratic, but the episode lands as Republicans seek to widen their narrow House majority and Ohio votes in high-stakes Senate and governor contests.