Which Will Happen First, as it relates to Fed Chair Powell and Pirro, the US Attroney of DC.

Frustration mounts inside White House over Pirro’s handling of Powell investigation

It also raised concerns that Trump may now face obstacles in confirming a new,
more malleable Fed chair that he sees as crucial to juicing his economic agenda.​

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White House tries to contain fallout from Jerome Powell situation — Aside from the immediate political backlash, the investigation could backfire in the long term for the Trump 2.0, solidifying Powell’s resolve to stay on the Fed board, even after his chairmanship ends.

That would deny Trump the opportunity to fill a seat with an ally as he seeks a majority on the central bank’s seven-member board. Treasury Secretary Bessent said last week that he anticipated the president announcing Powell’s replacement either before or after his trip to Davos, Switzerland, later this month.he may stay in place to thwart Trump.​

 

Powell Must Stay at the Fed as a Governor Now

These are officially the darkest days for Federal Reserve independence since at least the Nixon administration.
After attacking Fed Governor Lisa Cook last year, President Donald Trump is now weaponizing the Justice Department
againstChair Jerome Powell in a thinly veiled effort to intimidate him into lowering interest rates against the best interests of
the American people. It’s the sort of treatment that you’d expect in a tin-pot banana republic, and it will be a stain
on America’s reputation for years to come.


The attack is a sign of why America needs principled leaders at its central bank​

 

Tillis says DOJ probe of Powell ‘reaching the point of the absurd’



Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) on Wednesday suggested that the Justice Department should admit it made a mistake by launching an investigation related to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Asked by reporters about a potential off-ramp to his objections to moving any Fed nominees — including President Donald Trump’s pick for chair, Kevin Warsh — until the DOJ probe is resolved, Tillis responded: “I’m not going to try and help them out of a box canyon.”

“There’s one way out of a box canyon,” he added. “It’s admitting you made a mistake.”

“You got seven witnesses at this alleged scene of the crime — Republican members of the Banking Committee, including the chair, who said no crime was committed,” Tillis said. “What part of this is not reaching the point of the absurd?”

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...ed-s-powell-didn-t-commit-a-crime/ar-AA1VFaOF

Sen. Tim Scott (R., S.C.), the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, said Wednesday that he wasn’t aware of
any statement Powell had made during testimony last year that would be evidence of perjury. That is significant because
Scott chaired that hearing and sparked the line of questioning at the center of the probe.​

 

Judge quashes grand jury subpoenas of Fed, Jerome Powell in renovations probe

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg pointed to “abundant evidence” that the subpoenas were part of a pressure campaign against Powell.


“The case thus asks: Did prosecutors issue those subpoenas for a proper purpose?” Boasberg wrote. “The Court finds that they did not.

“There is abundant evidence that the subpoenas’ dominant (if not sole) purpose is to harass and pressure Powell either to yield to the President or to resign and make way for a Fed Chair who will,” he said. ​

 

as for the former drunk Fox news anchor,

Jeanine Pirro’s failure to indict Biden,

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speaks to something bigger


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fwiw, this was the drunk's reponse to the judge's ruling

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