Democrats in the US Representative House derailed what was supposed to be a joint consultation on cryptopolitan efforts on Tuesday, and insisted that President Donald Trump’s personal crypto relationship was too urgent to allow other discussion on the rules of introducing industry.

“I object to this joint consultation because of the corruption of the president of the United States and his ownership of Crypto and his supervision of all agencies,” said Maxine Waters, the Ranking Democrat in House Financial Services Committee, effectively robbed the collection of his official status, which required unanimously House Agriculture Committee.

Waters issued an invitation to people to come together with the Democrats in another room “to discuss what we should discuss: Trump’s cryptocorruption.

Then raised votes talking about each other at the beginning of the aborted hearing, the Democrats insisted against their Republican colleagues that the president’s digital assets are binding – including his own Memecoin and connections to World Liberty Financial – to be treated. Republicans, after introducing a draft discussion this week about the proposed language for a crypto -market structure, was left to continue a discussion with the witnesses they had invited.

So two non-hearings progressed on Tuesday morning in separate rooms, which illustrated the sharpening change between the parties this week on how to move on to oversee the sector for digital assets.

“A joint hearing has been very, much necessary,” said a visibly frustrated representative French hill, the Republican chairman of the House Financial Services Committee. “I understand that the ranking member has concerns, but by objecting to this consultation, the ranking member undermines the opportunity for these two committees to enter into a conversation of vital importance to the American people. It is a loss to our committee, parliament and the public as a whole.”

On what had technically become a “round table” in which the guests were participants, not witnesses, the Republican-driven discussion continued, with the former item of futures and the Commercial Commission President Rostin Behnam, who argues that the agency needs more authority and funding to occupy a leading role in the regulation of Krypto and Coinbase-Operation for a “strong step” toward clarity for industry.

In the Democrats’ rapidly organized meeting, Waters opened with another explosion by her resistance. “Since the Republican majority refused to do his job, I host today’s round tables to shed light on these critical questions before it’s too late,” she said. And the Democrats were ready to discuss their own piece of legislation: an effort to ban the supreme government officials from involvement in crypto assets or businesses

Chastity Murphy, a previous help to rep. Rashida Tlaib, who worked with stableecoin legislation and now a visiting fellow at the University of Manchester, argued in the Democrats’ hearing that does not prohibit legislators from having crypto assets or businesses participating in this kind of business is to legalize “holding officials to profits.” In Trump’s case, does not mean to ban his crypto activities also letting him determine what rules may be useful for his bottom line.

Also on Tuesday, Senator Chris Murphy, a Connecticut -Democrat, introduced a bill to ban senior public officials from supporting financial assets, including crypto.

Read more: Leading House Dem blocks Crypto Market Structure Bill Hearing

Nikhilesh they contributed reporting.