This is not strong oversight. In fact, it is not even competent oversight.

I warned about in 2018 when I opposed Powell's nomination as Fed Chair and again in 2021 when I said that he was a dangerous man to keep at the Fed.

I urge CMS to finalize its proposed rule on ownership disclosure to ensure that consumers can make informed choices.

This is the most severe ethics scandal in the Fed's 110-year history, yet other than a few officials taking an early retirement we have seen no accountability.

Senator Scott and I also introduced a bill, which was included in a separate bill with Sen. Tillis, to give the Fed a true, Senate-confirmed independent Inspector General to serve as an agency watchdog.

S. 2155 weakened the rules and the supervision for these banks like SVB and opened the deregulatory door for the Fed to drive a truck through.

Chair Powell sold between $1 and $5 million worth of stock at the beginning of October 2020.

One of the four causes of SVB's failure, that the Fed report identifies, is the 2018 law that Republicans, with the help from some Democrats, passed.

I'm working on bipartisan legislation to claw back money when executives take big bonuses for blowing up their banks.

Senator Rick Scott and I introduced a bipartisan bill today that would prohibit big bankers from serving as Reserve bank directors.

So let me just get this straight. Two-thirds of the people that oversee each of the Reserve banks, and hand-pick the leadership, are elected by the very same banks that are regulated by the Reserve bank, and three of those people actually…