Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent responds to economic uncertainty, breaking down President Donald Trumps fiscal and cryptocurrency goals on My View with Lara Trump. A new government relations firm led in part by a former Trump lawyer has launched in Washington, D.C., with the aim of advocating for clients in the crypto and artificial intelligence space that has gained momentum since Trump's election and inauguration. NexusOne Consulting, founded by attorney Jeff Ifrah of Ifrah Law, former Trump administration attorney Jim Trusty and former Trump Commerce Department official Ross Branson, opened its doors this week, marketing itself as a firm "focused on shaping federal policy and regulatory frameworks for clients in the emerging technologies sector, including AI, cryptocurrency and social media." Fox News Digital spoke to Ifrah, who outlined what he believed was a gap in the crypto and AI consulting space heading into the next four years of the Trump administration. "I think primarily before the Trump administration, there wasn't really a need. It wasn't like the industry was searching out D.C.-based advocates on a federal level," Ifrah said.