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The Democrats are freaking out. Together with the Democrat Run Department of Justice, they're both panicking that the FTX scandal can bring the whole system down.

We're going to see exactly what's going on with Sam Pank been freed to rest. We're going to see why so many are so suspicious about the timing of that arrest, and make sure to stick with the very end of this video.

When we'll find out the very interesting relationship that freed had with members of the committee, he was supposed to testify in front of.

You are not going to want to miss this.

Sam Pank been freed, founder of the now defunct FTX crypto exchange company, was officially arrested in the Bahamas the other day.

The 30 year old ultra-democrat donor was charged by U.S. prosecutors with eight counts of fraud and conspiracy, and with their calling a scheme to defraud his crypto exchanges customers and his hedge funds lenders.

Now, at one level, this arrest of course comes at no surprise as part of their plan merger with Binance, the biggest crypto exchange platform.

It was discovered during due diligence that FTX had issued a bunch of its own tokens that it valued itself and sold them to one of their biggest shareholders to artificially prop up their market value and make them appear as if they were liquid enough to be an exchange outlet for crypto.

In other words, when all said and done FTX appeared to have fabricated equity, literally created counterfeit money to cook the books to make FTX look far more solvent than it actually was.

Binance announced that they were backing out of the merger deal, investors got nervous, made a run on their investments, and FTX had to admit that they had no money to pay the investors back.

So this appears to be a rather clear case of fraud and conspiracy, but at a whole other level, one far more momentous and consequential.

The timing of this arrest is totally and completely incomprehensible.

Yesterday, December 14th, Fried was scheduled to testify before the House Financial Services Committee.

The members of the committee were obviously prepared, at least we were told, to grill Fried over the swift collapse of his crypto company once worth tens of billions of dollars.

That testimony was suddenly halted with Fried's arrest. Now, this is where things get very, very fishy.

My name's Jake Jonathan Turley, law professor of George Washington University is pointing out that as a criminal defense attorney, this is the first time that he could recall ever where prosecutors moved deliberately and aggressively to stop a defendant from making self-incriminating statements.

His testimony before Congress would have been entirely admissible and even likely devastating a trial. Why on earth would prosecutors disrupt that process?

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