Ro Khanna × FB

This November 2024 purchase of Meta (formerly Facebook) stock at the minimum disclosed threshold of $1,001 is a routine small-size transaction within a much larger pattern. Across 94 total disclosed trades in this single ticker, Khanna's family trust has shown consistent activity in Meta shares. The trade was filed 27 days after execution, which falls below Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal flag threshold and comfortably within the STOCK Act's 45-day statutory window. No clustering with other members was observed. The committee_overlap signal fires here because Khanna serves as Ranking Member on the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation, a role that places Meta's AI development, data infrastructure, and platform security squarely within his committee's legislative purview. While the trade size is minimal, the structural overlap between his oversight role and Meta's regulatory profile remains a standing point of interest regardless of individual transaction size.

This January 2025 buy of Meta at the $1,001 minimum threshold continues the recurring pattern visible across 94 disclosed trades in this ticker. The filing arrived 15 days after execution, among the faster disclosures in this dataset window. No size anomaly or member clustering is present. The committee_overlap signal fires because, in January 2025, Khanna entered the 119th Congress with a confirmed Ranking Member position on the Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation. That subcommittee's jurisdiction over DOD digital modernization and AI policy is directly relevant to a company of Meta's scale and strategic technology profile. The trade is small and the disclosure was prompt, but the structural context created by that committee assignment means any Meta transaction in Khanna's portfolio is worth tracking in aggregate. The 94-trade total across this ticker is itself the more significant data point than any individual minimum-size execution.

This March 2025 sell of Meta at the minimum $1,001 threshold arrived 29 days after execution, one day short of Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal flag threshold. The filing is therefore not flagged for late disclosure and remains within the STOCK Act's statutory 45-day window by a wide margin. The trade itself is unremarkable in size, matching the median across 94 disclosed transactions in this ticker. What gives this and surrounding trades their structural interest is Khanna's committee position. As Ranking Member on the Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation, he occupies one of the most substantively relevant congressional oversight roles for a company like Meta, whose AI research, data practices, and platform governance regularly intersect with national security and federal technology policy debates. The committee_overlap signal fires for that reason, independent of trade size or timing.

This March 19, 2025 sell, executed just one week after the March 12 sell logged as trade 9084, forms part of a short-term directional cluster within the same month. Both transactions are at the $1,001 minimum and were filed together on April 10, suggesting they may have been batched in the same disclosure filing. The combined disclosure delay of 22 and 29 days respectively keeps both trades below Kapitol.ai's 30-day flag threshold. The back-to-back sell pattern in March 2025 is a feature of the broader 94-trade history in this ticker that includes periodic directional sequences. The committee_overlap signal fires for the same structural reason applicable to all trades in this dataset: Khanna's Ranking Member role on the cyber and AI subcommittee places Meta's technology activities within his committee's direct field of view, making any position change in this stock part of a structurally notable pattern regardless of individual transaction size.

This April 4, 2025 sell of Meta is the first trade in the recent ten-trade window to trigger a late_disclosure flag. The filing arrived 38 days after execution, exceeding Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal flagging threshold. It is important to note that 38 days remains within the STOCK Act's 45-day statutory filing deadline, so this does not constitute a legal violation. The disclosure was filed on May 12, the same date as the following buy (trade 6945), again suggesting batch filing. This April sell follows the two March sells and precedes a buy on April 23, a pattern consistent with short-term trading activity rather than a long-term directional thesis. The committee_overlap signal fires because Khanna's Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation has direct jurisdiction over AI and digital modernization policies that are central to Meta's government-facing regulatory exposure. The late filing delay, while modest, adds a marginal disclosure timing concern to an already structurally notable holding.

This April 23, 2025 buy of Meta at the $1,001 minimum follows three sells across March and early April, representing a directional reversal within a single month. The filing was prompt at 19 days and was batched with the April 4 sell on the same May 12 filing date. No size anomaly or member clustering is present. The buy-after-sell sequence is consistent with either a short-term tactical reentry or the kind of ongoing portfolio management activity that Khanna has publicly attributed to a trust managed by his wife without his direction. Across 94 total disclosed trades in this ticker, sequences of sells followed by buys appear more than once, suggesting an active management style rather than passive holding. The committee_overlap signal fires because Khanna's subcommittee oversight of cyber and AI policy is substantively relevant to Meta's operations and regulatory standing, regardless of the individual transaction size.

This August 26, 2025 sell of Meta at the $1,001 minimum was filed promptly at 14 days, the joint-fastest disclosure in this ten-trade sample. No size anomaly or member clustering is present. In the broader context of 94 disclosed trades, this summer sell stands out primarily as a continuation of the ongoing active trading pattern rather than as an isolated event. The gap between the April 23 buy (trade 6945) and this August sell spans approximately four months, a longer hold interval than the March-April sequence, suggesting some variation in portfolio management cadence. The committee_overlap signal fires because Khanna's Ranking Member position on the Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation remains in place and covers the AI, cybersecurity, and digital infrastructure domains where Meta operates at scale. The structural overlap is a standing feature of this politician-ticker pairing, not a function of any individual trade's characteristics.

This October 17, 2025 buy of Meta at the $1,001 minimum was filed 20 days after execution, comfortably within both Kapitol.ai's 30-day flag threshold and the STOCK Act's 45-day window. No size or clustering signals fire. The trade follows the August sell by roughly seven weeks, again representing a re-entry after a prior exit, a recurring structural pattern across the 94-trade history in this ticker. What makes this trade and the surrounding pattern notable is not the size of any individual transaction but the frequency and consistency of activity in a single large-cap technology stock by a legislator whose committee assignments include direct oversight of the technology policy domains where Meta operates. Khanna's own public statements have positioned his family trust's trading as independent of his legislative work, and the disclosed trust structure is consistent with that framing. The committee_overlap signal nonetheless fires as a structural observation for all Meta trades in this dataset.

This November 7, 2025 buy of Meta at $15,001 is the most significant trade in the ten-trade window and a clear outlier across the 94-trade history in this ticker. At roughly 15 times the $1,001 median transaction size, it is the only disclosed trade in this sample that triggers the unusually_large signal. It was filed 31 days after execution, which exceeds Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal flag threshold, though the 31-day delay remains within the STOCK Act's 45-day statutory deadline and does not represent a legal violation. The combination of an elevated size and a marginally late filing in a single transaction is the highest signal density in this dataset window. The trade was made in a period when Meta was an active subject of congressional attention on AI regulation, antitrust, and content policy. Khanna's committee assignments, particularly his Ranking Member role on the Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation, place him in direct oversight proximity to those policy areas. No member clustering was observed around this date.

This November 24, 2025 buy of Meta at the $1,001 minimum was filed promptly at 14 days and follows the $15,001 buy logged on November 7 (trade 899) by just 17 days. The two November buys were filed on the same December 8 date, suggesting they were submitted together. The return to a minimum-threshold transaction immediately after an unusually large one is consistent with the broader pattern in this dataset: occasional elevated-size trades punctuating a baseline of small recurring transactions across 94 total disclosures in this ticker. No size anomaly or clustering signal fires here. The committee_overlap signal fires as a standing observation: Khanna's role as Ranking Member on the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation, combined with his seat on the Oversight Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation, creates a durable structural overlap with Meta's regulatory and policy environment that applies to every disclosed trade in this pairing.