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July 15, 2026

In Exchange with Warren, Warsh Refuses to Disclose Who Paid Him More Than $100 Million to Facilitate His Divestitures Days Before He Took Office as Fed Chair

Warren: “Over the last five years, at least six senior Fed officials have been implicated in serious ethics scandals related to personal stock trading and self-dealing. But instead of trying to repair this broken culture, I’m concerned that you seem to be embracing it.” Watch hearing here Washington, D.C. - In a hearing exchange today with U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Ranking Member of the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, Kevin Warsh, Chairman of the Board of Go… Continue Reading

July 15, 2026

Chairman Scott: Fed Must Stay Focused on Affordability, Its Mission, and the American People

— Today, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott (R-S.C.) held Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s first semiannual monetary policy Senate hearing since taking office, emphasizing that the Fed’s decisions affect everyday life for families in South Carolina and across the country, from mortgage payments and credit card bills to small business loans and household budgets. Chairman Scott underscored that affordability must be at the center of the Fed’s work, that the Fed protects its indepen… Continue Reading

July 15, 2026

In Exchange with Warren, Warsh Says He Supports Seeing Results of Independent Investigation into Bowman’s Private Wall Street Dinner

Exchange follows Warren requesting IG Investigation into Michelle Bowman’s recent decision to participate in a closed-door dinner on Wall Street during the Federal Open Market Committee’s “blackout period.” Warsh: “I’m aware of the letter you sent to the Inspector General. Out of an enormous respect for him, his investigation, what he chooses to do with it, I’m going to leave with him to do without trying to micromanage that. I’d be interested in the judgments that he comes to.” Watch hearing … Continue Reading

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In Exchange with Warren, Warsh Refuses to Disclose Who Paid Him More Than $100 Million to Facilitate His Divestitures Days Before He Took Office as Fed Chair

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In Exchange with Warren, Warsh Says He Supports Seeing Results of Independent Investigation into Bowman’s Private Wall Street Dinner

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