Encrypted reporter: If Senate leader Thune does not file a motion to close the debate tonight, the CIA bill may not move forward before Congress is adjourned

On 7 August, an encrypted journalist, Eleanor Trerett, disclosed that the CARITY bill was currently waiting in all its aspects. The White House is awaiting responses and/or counter-proposals on the ethical counter-proposals put forward by the two parties, as well as whether the Senate majority leader Thune will present a motion to close the debate (cloture) tonight on the motion to move forward on the CLARISTY bill. As Brendan Pedersen has just reported, both parties fear that if the motion to close the debate fails, the entire effort, which lasts for a year, will be wasted. At the same time, however, there was considerable pressure within the encryption industry and the Republican party to move the matter forward before Congress left for recess. In addition, the issue of rates of return is becoming an increasing obstacle. As more and more members of parliament wish to amend the text of the bill, a commentary article in the Wall Street Journal gives them more reason to push for change. There are increasing indications that if Thune does not submit a motion to close the debate tonight, then the CARITY bill may not move forward before Congress is adjourned。