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BREAKING: Representative Bryan Steil has discussed the CLARITY Act on FOX News. « I am optimistic that we will succeed in getting this bill passed in the United States Senate next week. » If the #ClarityAct is passed, it could finally provide a clear [Spoken audio]: Let me ask you about Senate Republicans meeting with President Trump yesterday, hoping to get his stamp of approval on the updated language for the Clarity Act, the House sent it to the Senate a year ago, and Senator Cynthia Lummis was with me here this week, earlier in the week. And she said that this bill will likely be brought to the floor in the next week, Congressman. A lot of people writing on this, and business writing on this, you and other members of the Financial Services Committee are in New York to hold a field hearing on this bill. What can you tell us about the Clarity Act? This is our opportunity to put real and substantive legislation on the floor and provide regulatory clarity in the digital assets space. Again, this is an example of the House doing its job. We passed this now approximately a year ago. The Senate has been struggling to move this forward. I'm optimistic that we get this across the line next week in the United States Senate. It's absolutely essential that the United States sets the gold standard for regulations in the digital asset space that we unlock so much capital, human capital and financial capital that will come into these markets in the United States of America in a regulatory regime that protects consumers. Clarity does that. It's past the House. It's time for the Senate to act. Well, I mean, the Senate is wrangling with Democrats over the language on ethics, Congressman. You know that. Well, individuals that are concerned about the broader ethics reforms, and I think that there is a need to look at this, actually should be supportive of the If an individual is concerned about how meme coins were treated under President Biden's appointment of Gary Gensler, all the more reason to move forward Clarity, to put a regulatory structure in place to make sure that we're regulating good and bad actors. The good actors in the space want the bad actors to be regulated. We all want the bad actors out. The Clarity Act provides a regulatory environment to be able to do just that. And so the individuals that grandstand on the ethics side should be more supportive than anyone else about moving clarity across the line.