| | Others to be included in the event were [[Mark Zuckerberg]], New York mayor [[Eric Adams]], [[CNN]] host [[Van Jones]], [[Amazon.com]] CEO Andy Jassy, [[Netflix]] founder and CEO Reed Hastings, [[TikTok]] CEO Shou Chew and former [[Indian]] governor [[Mike Pence]]. The event was billed as bringing "together the most consequential people at the intersection of business, policy and culture that are impacting society. The conversations this year will address the complicated, turbulent global landscape and seek to find solutions for the future of business, tech, policy and more.” | | Others to be included in the event were [[Mark Zuckerberg]], New York mayor [[Eric Adams]], [[CNN]] host [[Van Jones]], [[Amazon.com]] CEO Andy Jassy, [[Netflix]] founder and CEO Reed Hastings, [[TikTok]] CEO Shou Chew and former [[Indian]] governor [[Mike Pence]]. The event was billed as bringing "together the most consequential people at the intersection of business, policy and culture that are impacting society. The conversations this year will address the complicated, turbulent global landscape and seek to find solutions for the future of business, tech, policy and more.” |
| − | [[Biden regime]] chair of the [[Securities and Exchange Commission]] (SEC) Gary Gennsler approved "no action relief" for FTX, meaning a letter saying 'if you do X in this way, while technically against SEC rules, we won't come after you'.<ref>https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1591277985390526467.html</ref> Bankman-Fried met with top Biden adviser Steve Ricchetti on April 22, 2022 and May 12, according to [[White House]] visitor logs.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/biden-administration/beleaguered-crypto-billionaire-was-hobnobbing-at-white-house-just-six-months-ago/</ref>
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