Nashville, tn– TODAY, the American senator Bill Hagerty (R-TN), member of the senatorial committee of foreign relations and former American ambassador to Japan, joined Varney & Co. On Fox Business to discuss the implications of national security for Iranian nuclear ambitions, as well as its legislative thrust to create a clear regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and digital assets.
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Hagerty on the threat posed by Iran’s nuclear program: “One thing to keep in mind is the intention of the Iranian regime. If you return to the agreement that President (Barack) Obama has signed, they promised under the JCPOA not to continue their enrichment program. The Israelis discovered the fact that they violated this agreement, and they continued to do so. Why in the world, they build deep underground installations if they were not trying to try to hide something? They enriched it. destroyed.
Hagerty on concerns about Iran using nuclear materials in a terrorist attack: “In a hypothetical sense, there is the potential to create something like a dirty bomb. It is not close to the type of armament for which they were intended, but again, the Iranian regime was notified. Come now so that Iran comes to the table and for us to put this completely end. »»
Hagerty on its cryptocurrency legislation and the need for regulatory clarity: “The problem is for a long time. During the last four years of Biden administration, they have used a tool called the application regulations. Rather than creating a legal framework for cryptocurrencies, for the technology, for the stable bill of documents, the law on engineering that I have just been the subject of the Commission of the negotiation commission (the Commission of the Commodity), the Commission for the negotiation of operations), the Commission of the Commodity Commission to guess the industry. To make a clear regulatory framework available here in the United States so that developers can prosper here and innovation can occur here.
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