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Senator Kevin Cramer says it's possible the CLARITY Act could move before August 7. If it does, 2026 could become a landmark year for U.S. crypto regulation. [Spoken audio]: A couple of other things that I know you're familiar with. Well, we thought, you know, it was easy to pass housing, right? I mean, we thought it was easy to pass the Clarity Act. What about the Clarity Act missing its proposed July 4th deadline? It passed the House almost a year ago. It's been held up in the Senate as well, Senator. Is that going to pass soon? We just spoke with the head of the CFTC, and he says we're close to the finish line, but it feels like deja vu again on that. Well, it does. The Clarity Act is a little... You know, we did pass it out of the committee, as you know, out of the banking committee with Democratic votes, but even the Democrats that voted for it and committee won't vote for it on the floor unless a couple of things are straightened out, one of them being some of the ethics language, which I think, by the way, Democrats are insisting on simply because Donald Trump's the president and because he's successful at business, which is bizarre to me. If we punished every president who was successful at something and said they can't legislate, if they're a farmer like Jimmy Carter, they can't sign a farm bill, I mean Hoover was in the mining business for crying out loud. There's lots of potential conflicts, but it's all about Donald Trump in this case. I think there are a couple of those things. That's something that the White House is going to have to work out with Democrats, quite honestly. It's between them. And if the CFTC, you know, Commissioner Chair thinks that that's, that we're close. It may be something, there may be something that we know, that he knows that we don't know. So I'm still hopeful for clarity. The good thing about clarity, Marias, both sides do want to do it. They do want to have good legislation along the issue, obviously, of cryptocurrency we need to. Well, time is running out. Going into the midterms, we'll be watching. Senator, great to see you this morning. Thank you.
