Sam Bankman Fried’s refusal to testify before Congress has infuriated the crypto community, who are shocked to find that the disgraced CEO still has the leisure to dictate terms over Congress.
in the second week of November, Bankman-Fried made his first live public appearance on Nov. 30 during the New York Times' DealBook Summit. A day later, he appeared in a Good Morning America interview and a Twitter space hosted by IBC Group founder and CEO Mario Nawfal.at Bankman-Fried’s refusal to testify despite his media frenzy and said that the former CEO is “happy to talk to anyone and everyone… just as long as he’s not under oath.
"It may take me 50 years to learn what happened in the company I ran, but by god I SWEAR it will be my duty to appear before Congress... some time in 2089"
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