Sep 16, 2026 · 42 min · 16 segments
The real story behind today’s AI panic is not innovation - it’s control. From the failed Clarity Act and the crypto selloff to the Netflix documentary pushing an AI “catastrophe” narrative, Lynda…
Lynda McLaughlinHost
The Senate was unable to pass the Clarity Act, which would have given America as a nation and for its people an opportunity to be a part of the cryptocurrency world.

All of them took a giant dump today because not one, not two, but four RINO senators on the Republican side voted against the bill.

Tom Tillis, Collins, Lawler, and gosh, who was the fourth? I have to think about it for a minute.

But the idea that we have to yet again, be part of this story where we're taking a backseat to advancement and to things actually happening.

And like I said, you know, Josh Hawley is one of those guys where he'll do one thing right and 18 things wrong.

So I'm not like a big fan of his Anywho, but we had an opportunity today to pass this bill, the Clarity Act.

This has been sitting in the Senate coffers since the end of last year, 2025, heading into January.

And the Democrats had all of these stipulations, laws, rules, things that they want to put in place in order for it to be considered.

Cynthia Loomis, who is One of the main people that has been on the advisory board for cryptocurrency has been saying, like, you know, we've been in good faith talking to them and working with them.

And the CEO of Coinbase and Ripple, which is the parent company, Brad Garlinghouse to XRP.

As we take a backseat in the advancement of cryptocurrency, because these people can't get their head out of their ass, and because we have such an inability to stand behind our fellow conservatives, and this was the argument that I was having today, which is the backroom deals that occur with the left happen not only with the left, but the rhino assholes on the right.

So you're constantly dealing with this backstabbing BS that goes on because the left sticks together.

The Senate was unable to pass the Clarity Act, which would have given America as a nation and for its people an opportunity to be a part of the cryptocurrency world.

All of them took a giant dump today because not one, not two, but four RINO senators on the Republican side voted against the bill.

Tom Tillis, Collins, Lawler, and gosh, who was the fourth? I have to think about it for a minute.

But the idea that we have to yet again, be part of this story where we're taking a backseat to advancement and to things actually happening.

And like I said, you know, Josh Hawley is one of those guys where he'll do one thing right and 18 things wrong.

So I'm not like a big fan of his Anywho, but we had an opportunity today to pass this bill, the Clarity Act.

This has been sitting in the Senate coffers since the end of last year, 2025, heading into January.

And the Democrats had all of these stipulations, laws, rules, things that they want to put in place in order for it to be considered.

Cynthia Loomis, who is One of the main people that has been on the advisory board for cryptocurrency has been saying, like, you know, we've been in good faith talking to them and working with them.

And the CEO of Coinbase and Ripple, which is the parent company, Brad Garlinghouse to XRP.

As we take a backseat in the advancement of cryptocurrency, because these people can't get their head out of their ass, and because we have such an inability to stand behind our fellow conservatives, and this was the argument that I was having today, which is the backroom deals that occur with the left happen not only with the left, but the rhino assholes on the right.

So you're constantly dealing with this backstabbing BS that goes on because the left sticks together.
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