Washington DC, Nov. 13 -- US Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on Thursday (local time) hit back at President Donald Trump over his remarks accusing Democrat-led states of widespread corruption.

Schumer listed several alleged financial controversies involving the President and announced plans to ban stock trading by members of Congress and White House officials.

In a post on X, Schumer accused Trump of benefiting from stock trading, cryptocurrency ventures, a luxury aircraft gifted by Qatar and other alleged financial dealings, while asserting that Senate Democrats would push for greater accountability from the administration.

"I'm actually referring to your 30,000 stock trades (more than all Members of Congress combined), your Qa...