Law: Pirro reports that the DOJ will not dismiss its federal investigation and plans to appeal a judge's ruling that blocks subpoenas for Powell.

Apr 22, 2026 - 20:00

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Law: Pirro reports that the DOJ will not dismiss its federal investigation and plans to appeal a judge's ruling that blocks subpoenas for Powell.

Powell claims the DOJ is targeting him for standing firm against Trump’s push to drastically cut interest rates. What are your thoughts on this clash between the Fed and political pressure? 🤔 #InterestRates #Powell #Trump

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