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Fed, Powell and Tim Scott

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Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott believes Fed Chair Powell committed no crime in testimony
Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., said he doesn't believe Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell committed any crime in his Senate Banking Committee testimony.

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Republican Tim Scott Says Fed’s Powell Didn’t Commit A Crime—Latest GOP Lawmaker Questioning Trump-Backed Probe
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Tim Scott on Powell criminal probe: ‘I do not believe that he committed a crime’
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Powell probe will get resolved, clearing the way for Warsh’s confirmation, key Republican senator says
Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott indicated Wednesday that he expects the Department of Justice will resolve its criminal probe of current Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell, clearing a path f...

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US Senator Scott, facing block on Fed chair nominee, says Powell is not a criminal
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Top Senate Republican says Federal Reserve’s Jay Powell has not ‘committed a crime’
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GOP senators say Powell probe ‘waste of time’ amid Warsh impasse

Republicans on the Senate Banking Committee are raising doubts over the Justice Department’s investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, amid a threat by one member that could block President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the central bank until the probe is resolved — or ended.
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