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The Roll Call and 535 deep dive on cryptocurrency

Political Theater, Episode 415

535 News Editor in Chief Brody Mullins, left, CQ Roll Call Staff Writer Mark Schoeff Jr., center and Political Theater Podcast host Jason Dick discuss cryptocurrency legislation on the Political Theater/535 collaboration pod.
535 News Editor in Chief Brody Mullins, left, CQ Roll Call Staff Writer Mark Schoeff Jr., center and Political Theater Podcast host Jason Dick discuss cryptocurrency legislation on the Political Theater/535 collaboration pod. (Screenshot/CQ Roll Call)
By Jason Dick, Brody Mullins and Mark Schoeff Jr.
Posted August 5, 2026 at 11:09am

Roll Call Editor in Chief Jason Dick and 535 Editor in Chief Brody Mullins discuss major cryptocurrency legislation in the 119th Congress with CQ Roll Call financial services staff writer Mark Schoeff Jr. for the Roll Call/535 Policy Podcast Series.

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