Disgraced cryptocurrency investor Sam Bankman-Fried is acting as if he is not in serious trouble, 'The Five' host Rachel Campos-Duffy said on Wednesday.
Sam Bankman-Fried, left, leaves Federal Court in New York City on Thursday, Dec. 22, 2022. The former CEO of FTX and Alameda has been released on $250M bail.
Digitizing U.S. legal tender from its physical bill and coin form allows the federal government to be one step closer to ushering in a Chinese Communist Party-style"social credit-score" system, she argued. "If you read this piece by The New York Times, what they talk about regarding the Bahamas specifically, it's important to give that some perspective," he said."The Bahamas is a country that benefits off of tourism. So the idea that Sam Bankman-Fried was bringing in these folks that were spending millions of dollars in that country is the reason why [they] liked him."Fowler further claimed the Bahamian government, unlike the U.S.
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