Lol: KJP says that Sam Bankman-Fried was at the Meetings “Discuss Pandemic Prevention”
White House visitor logs Last week, White House officials met Sam Bankman-Fried (founder of FTX), and, according to Karine Jean Pierre, the meetings were focused upon pandemic prevention.
Jean-Pierre was questioned about the meetings that took places over the course last year during a White House press conference on Tuesday.
She informed the reporter that White House counselor Steve Ricchetti, and deputy chief of staff Bruce Reed were present at the meetings.
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“The meetings focused on pandemic prevention related to Sam Bankman-Fried’s foundation, and general information on the crypto industry and crypto exchanges,” Jean-Pierre said.
Jean-Pierre then turned her attention to how the Biden administration made it clear that Congress must act. when discussing cryptocurrency.
“The president, as you know, released an executive order on this topic just last March, and the president release a framework for protecting consumers last fall and last November,” She spoke. “Secretary [Janet] Yellen renewed this administration’s call for Congress to take action.”
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Jean-Pierre then reiterated that the meeting in last week’s log, though, focused on pandemic prevention-related issues, cryptocurrency, and exchanges.
She was also asked what Biden’s view on whether Democrat or Democrat-aligned groups should consider returning donations from Bankman-Fried.
Jean-Pierre stated previously that she couldn’t comment on the matter. Today was no exception.
“That is still the case,” She spoke of her past comments. “I don’t have anything to share or any change of my comments that I’ve made before on this.”
Officials said that Bankman Fried is being accused of defrauding investors and customers to fund a luxurious lifestyle. Federal prosecutors stated that Bankman-Fried diverted customers’ money in order to pay for expenses, debts, and risky trades. crypto hedge fundAlameda Research also made extravagant purchases and illegal campaign contributions, without informing his customers, according a 13-page indictment.
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He pleaded guilty on Tuesday to eight criminal charges in a Manhattan federal courtThese included wire fraud, money laundering, and conspiracy to commit fraud.
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