These incidents demonstrate the risk of allowing firms that pay for Truth API to receive the president’s market-moving statements faster than ordinary users. It would create a two-tiered system for access to government information and threaten the credibility of U.S. capital markets.
Sen. Warner on the implications of Truth API.
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The goal is not to stop technological progress. The goal is to make sure the American people have a real opportunity to benefit from it.
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