Kevin Warsh testifies before Senate Banking Committee in Federal Reserve chair confirmation hearing
Kevin Warsh, President Trump's nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, appeared before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday for his confirmation hearing. Warsh faced questions on Fed independence, his financial disclosures, and monetary policy, while vowing he would not be Trump's 'sock puppet.' The hearing was complicated by a Justice Department investigation into current Fed Chair Jerome Powell and Sen. Thom Tillis's pledge to block the nomination until the probe is resolved.
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