The trading of GameStop stocks might need some sort of intervention, but it shouldn’t come from the government, Larry Kudlow said Monday. “I don’t really see what the issues are. I don’t want to see more federal government regulations of these markets,” Kudlow, a top White House economic adviser during the Trump administration, said on Fox Business. “If there are issues here, let the exchanges deal with the issues, let the private exchanges deal with the issues. I don’t want the federal government mucking around with a lot of crazy class warfare,” Kudlow added. GameStop stock started soaring last month when a group of small investors began buying up shares and options after learning that several hedge funds had bet on the video game company’s demise. The price jumped from $17 to nearly $350 a share amid the frenzied trading. Brokerages implemented restrictions on trading GameStop shares last week, including …