U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro will not reveal if she will restart the probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell until after the Office of the Inspector General, an in-house watchdog, releases if it discovered any evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
“It depends on what he finds,” Pirro said during an interview on CNN’s “Face The Nation” with Jake Tapper.
Tapper replied, “What if he finds nothing?”
Pirro answered: “When I was a [district attorney], child protective services would come and say, ‘We found nothing.’ It’s often that I could go in and say, ‘You found nothing, but I found a crime.’ So I want to see those statements. I want to see what’s there. If there’s something there, great. And if there isn’t, I’ll go home.”…
Inspector General Report Will Decide If US Attorney Pirro Will Restart Investigation Into Powell
