Maxwell Alejandro Frost
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first heard Jan 2026
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Well, it's it's a scene we're used to seeing, like you said.
We're we're used to unfortunately in the last year and a half of this country, see the president of the United States next to top top corporate executives that are actively in cahoots with him and pushing to deregulate their industry that they're involved in.
And the the question at the center of this is do we want corruption in our government?
And just because Donald Trump is doing it in broad daylight does not make it okay.
And that's part of the reason why Democrats are pushing hard in this legislation, other legislation as well, to say no, a the a president who is financially invested in an industry should not also be able to actively work to deregulate that same industry.
And that's what's going on with Donald Trump.
You brought up the numbers.
The Trump meme coin alone profited him.
six hundred over six hundred and thirty-five million dollars, which by the way, is how we use a public office to essentially scam his own supporters to become richer, which added to his one point four billion dollar profits from crypto as a whole.
We don't want this type of corruption from Republicans, from Democrats, from anybody, and that's part of the reason we put the bill forward.
It's missing a lot of things.
I mean, number one, it is missing these key ethics provisions that we think is important on elected officials.
And what a lot of Republicans are saying is, well, no, we can't put that in this bill because this is a a bill uh about a market and not a bill on ethics on elected officials.
So essentially they are hiding behind process to essentially defend the president and allow him to continue to uh be unraveled in corrupt.
As it relates to crypto.
So that's just a BS argument, we don't buy it.
Where the United States Congress, we can add whatever we want in the bill.
And this is very important because if if if investors or the general public feel like they can't trust an industry because the people who are regulating it are profiting from it, that impacts the market.
That impacts the industry.
And so that not being in it is a non-starter for myself and many other Democrats as well.
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