Keep pulling the thread on Kevin Warsh.
The confirmation of the president's nominee for Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, is contingent on dropping an ongoing investigation.
Senator Tom Tillis is withholding his support for Kevin Warsh's confirmation as Federal Reserve Chair due to an ongoing investigation.
U.S. Attorney for D.C. Janine Pirro reserves the right to reopen the Department of Justice investigation into Jerome Powell.
U.S. Attorney for D.C. Janine Pirro launched her investigation without consulting Department of Justice leadership and coordinated with Bill Pulte, the head of the Federal Housing Agency.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has publicly stated he will not leave the board until the investigation is over with "transparency and finality."
A major criticism of the Federal Reserve under Jerome Powell is that it was too slow to respond to inflation, which it initially described as "transitory."
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's term as chair is scheduled to end in mid-May.
If Kevin Warsh is not confirmed as the next Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell could remain in the role as a temporary chair.
The Department of Justice could potentially use findings from the detailed Federal Reserve Inspector General's report to reopen its investigation.
Jerome Powell is permitted to remain a governor of the Federal Reserve until the start of 2028, well past the end of his term as chair.
The Department of Justice's decision to back away from its investigation indicates it likely lacked sufficient information to ensure a fruitful outcome.
U.S. Attorney for D.C. Janine Pirro has acted as one of the most aggressive and effective surrogates for President Trump's agenda.