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We are here to get you up to speed on what's going on in the world of crypto news because there's

always a lot going on. the world of crypto news, because there's always a lot

going on. Wendy O is going to start us off today with an FTX bankruptcy update. What do you got when?

Gosh, golly gee, you guys. This thing is going to be a topic of conversation for a long time.

Justin, bipartisan group of U.S. Senators calls for independent examiner to investigate

FTX. And this bipartisan group is actually very interesting because it's comprised of senators

Elizabeth Warren, John Hinklelooper, Tom Tillis, and Cynthia Loomis, which I actually like her,

because she's kind of pro-crypto. And shout out to Hotev Jesus,

because he also told me that anytime you see anything bipartisan, it's not a good thing.

You want them fighting and going at it. I don't know. That's what he said. But anyways,

the four U.S. senators sent a letter to the bankruptcy judge calling for independent examiner

to be appointed to the case. And they're urging the judge to support a motion to appoint an examiner

to have full authority and resources to conduct an objective investigation of the activities that led to the collapse,

and they argue that the current advisor, Sullivan and Cromwell, advised FTCS for years, leading up to its collapse,

and one of its partners even served as FTC's general counsel. That seems like a conflict of interest to me. But just in

the bankruptcy hearing today, Delaware judge John Dorsey called the letter,

inappropriate intervention in banking proceedings which won't sway judicial decisions.

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