

Rep Patrick McHenry
Former chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, and the Vice Chairman at Ondo Finance.
Top 3 podcasts with Rep Patrick McHenry
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Jun 16, 2025 • 39min
#1563 Patrick McHenry | Washington Is Finally Embracing Bitcoin?!
Patrick McHenry, former chairman of the House Financial Services Committee and Vice Chairman at Ondo Finance, discusses the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency regulation. He highlights how Bitcoin is gaining traction among lawmakers and the need for authentic engagement in the political sphere. The conversation touches on innovative advancements, such as Bitcoin credit cards and ETFs, and the fusion of traditional finance with blockchain. McHenry emphasizes the importance of education, credibility, and adapting to the future of digital assets.

Jan 13, 2026 • 18min
Bloomberg Surveillance TV: January 13th, 2026
In this discussion, Patrick McHenry, a former Republican congressman from North Carolina, shares insights on political pressures facing the Federal Reserve and the importance of Fed leadership's relationships on Capitol Hill. Nouriel Roubini, a prominent macroeconomist, explores the potential productivity boost from AI while assessing geopolitical risks and their limited economic impact. Tiffany Wilding, a managing director at PIMCO, delves into the complexities of inflation drivers and the Fed's possible dovish stance as rates are reevaluated.

May 21, 2024 • 46min
Rep Patrick McHenry on Crypto's Big Week in DC
Congressman Patrick McHenry, Chair of the House Financial Services Committee and advocate for pro-crypto legislation, discusses a pivotal week for cryptocurrency in Washington. He delves into the implications of the FIT for the 21st Century Act and debates around repealing SEC regulations. Expect insights on the anticipated Ethereum ETF decision and a call for clearer regulations to support innovation. McHenry passionately argues for consumer protection while emphasizing the importance of crypto for economic empowerment and small-town financial access.


