Pat McHenry
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Patrick Timothy McHenry is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing North Carolina's 10th congressional district since 2005. Throughout his tenure, he has held various leadership roles, including serving as the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee. McHenry is known for his focus on financial services and technology issues, advocating for policies that promote innovation and economic growth.
But Dodd-Frank was about de-risking the big banks, and now the President's Working Group contemplates that we are going to add more risk to these institutions.
We don't have a Federal regulatory regime for stablecoins, and we need it, and I think there is bipartisan understanding of that.
The Financial Stability Oversight Council, or FSOC, is charged with identifying and responding to emerging risk to our financial system.
I welcome the President's Working Group report that your group put forward to Congress and to the public about recognizing stablecoins.
What we are trying to do here is make this a very straightforward stable product.
Today, Secretary Yellen, I think we should be focused on the challenges posed by Russia's invasion and the consequences to the global economy.
I am hopeful that in your leadership of FinCEN, we can right some of these huge challenges for the Agency and get it right for the American people.
We just want to make sure since there were none provided, of texts or personal emails, that that was, in fact, the case?
You describe this as basically giving defendants more rights, but, in reality, you have internal adjudication now.
Typically, the interim final rules are issued when there is good cause to issue the rule immediately without putting the rule out for comment.
It is fair to say those documents raise new questions, but we will get into that.
But our expectation is that the Treasury Secretary will comply with the law and appear before our committee and other committees, as the law dictates.
I want to pivot to China, because I think the government of China is watching us very closely.
If Democrats are looking to crack the code on the inflation equation, I would suggest a little self-reflection.
The massive injection of Federal spending that occurred over the past year... caused consumer prices to rise more rapidly than the economy's productive capacity.
America is facing the worst inflation we have seen in 4 decades because of Democrats' reckless spending here on Capitol Hill.
We have the Fed Chair here at a time of unprecedented economic conditions and a war that is happening.
The American people should not have to mortgage their future because of Democrats' love of more government spending to give them the illusion of prosperity in the moment.





