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BREAKING: CNBC HAS JUST CONFIRMED THAT SENATOR THUNE WILL BRING THE CLARITY ACT TO A FULL SENATE VOTE BEFORE AUGUST RECESS! ITβS HAPPENING! [Spoken audio]: Leader John Thune is still likely to bring this wider crypto bill up for a vote ahead of the August recess Whether or not it can pass to get members on the record for where they stand But at this point a lot of work is going to need to be done for the bill to get the required 60 votes and they do not have much time left guys Yeah, there is that deadline of the of the August recess Emily And then you've got the the midterms which are pretty much around the corner in November which plays into the game I mean if the Senate loses Republicans lose some seats there Democrats gain in the house that changes the landscape for this bill doesn't it It absolutely does Melissa and look there are Democrats who do say that they want to see Regulations around crypto past that they are supportive of the crypto industry But the fact of the matter is that if you look at where those folks stand up Republicans versus Democrats It's been a much bigger priority on the Republican side than the Democratic side And I think if you do see a divided government next year, you're going to see a lot of focus on Democrats investigating the Trump administration, probably less on moving through some of these major pieces of legislation.
