Patrick McHenry

Meera Pandit, a Global Market Strategist at J.P. Morgan, discusses the balancing act of AI optimism against valuation concerns and market volatility. Jennifer Lee, Senior Economist at BMO, analyzes sentiment data and inflation expectations that could shape Fed policy, predicting a December rate cut amidst a government shutdown impact. Former U.S. Representative Patrick McHenry weighs in on Election Day outcomes and anticipates a resolution to the shutdown before Thanksgiving, hinting at broader implications for midterm politics.

Patrick McHenry, former House Speaker pro tempore, offers insights into the contentious debate surrounding President Trump's tax bill, revealing resistance from within the Republican Party due to concerns over Medicaid cuts. Meanwhile, Rebecca Patterson, former Chief Investment Strategist at Bridgewater, analyzes the June jobs report, discussing its implications for the markets and the broader economic outlook. The conversation touches on the labor market's resilience, the political dynamics at play, and the importance of fiscal strategies in uncertain times.

John Stankey, CEO of AT&T, shares insights on the fast-paced evolution of telecommunications and the impact of emerging AI technologies, notably the rise of the Chinese startup DeepSeek. Patrick McHenry, former U.S. Congressman, discusses pressing national security concerns regarding technology and the future of TikTok amidst U.S.-China tensions. They explore the complexities of competition in the AI landscape and the strategic adaptations needed for both corporations and government policies in this rapidly changing environment.

Stephen Miran, a Federal Reserve Governor, delves into the intricacies of monetary policy, critiquing the Fed's slow response to cooling inflation and discussing the need for timely rate cuts. Marvin Loh, a Senior Strategist at State Street, analyzes market catalysts and the emerging AI investment cycle, noting the risks of rising global yields. Meanwhile, Patrick McHenry, former Chair of the House Financial Services Committee, explores U.S. policy towards Venezuela and the broader Latin American strategy, emphasizing the importance of effective communication on economic policies.

Patrick McHenry, Former Chair of the House Financial Services Committee and a key figure in U.S. politics, shares his insights on recent military actions against Iran. He discusses the historical context of U.S.-Iran relations and the divisions within the Republican Party on foreign intervention. McHenry also delves into the geopolitical consequences of these strikes, particularly the reactions from China and Russia. Moreover, he highlights the ongoing partisan struggles over military funding and the implications of presidential powers in these operations.

Amanda Tuminelli, a legal advocate at the DeFi Education Fund, joins Republican Congressmen Tom Emmer and Patrick McHenry to challenge the SEC's classification of crypto airdrops as securities. They argue that this interpretation misapplies the Howey test and complicates the regulatory landscape for billion-dollar airdrops. Tuminelli discusses ongoing legal battles surrounding airdrops, the SEC's shifting rhetoric, and the broader implications of these regulations on crypto innovation, emphasizing the need for clearer guidelines.

In this engaging discussion, Rep. Patrick McHenry and Sen. Cynthia Lummis weigh in on the potential for cryptocurrency legislation to pass before year's end. McHenry emphasizes the urgency as election season approaches, while Lummis shares her unwavering support for advancing crypto bills. They also touch on the recent news of FTX's accounting firm reaching a $1.95 million settlement with the SEC, revealing the ongoing regulatory scrutiny in the crypto world. Tune in for insights from these key lawmakers!

Rep. Patrick McHenry, a champion for civil liberties, joins Cato's Jennifer Schulp to dissect the dangers of financial surveillance. They explore the alarming decline of financial privacy in the face of government oversight and the implications of the Bank Secrecy Act. The duo critiques the SEC's data collection efforts and advocates for robust protections amidst cryptocurrency regulation. They also highlight how decentralized finance could democratize financial access while ensuring the preservation of individual rights. A lively discussion on privacy in a digital age!

House Financial Services Committee Chairman Patrick McHenry, a strong supporter of the crypto industry, won't seek re-election. The podcast explores the impact of his retirement, the lack of clarity in the crypto industry, lobbying efforts, and the recent Binance settlement.

Crypto ally Patrick McHenry is a leading candidate for Speaker of the House, along with current House whip Tom Emmer. They discuss potential impact on crypto legislation, the SEC's denial of an appeal in the Ripple case, and the judge's decision and its implications for the industry.