The walls are closing in on Jerome Powell, and the most powerful central banker on earth may finally face the same justice system as every other American.
Grand jury subpoenas have landed directly on the Federal Reserve. The Department of Justice is actively building a criminal case against Chairman Powell. And the evidence emerging from this investigation should terrify every unelected bureaucrat in Washington who thought they were untouchable.
The $4 Billion Scandal They Tried to Hide
At the center of this firestorm is a Federal Reserve renovation project that has ballooned into what investigators call the highest construction costs in world history. We're talking luxury atriums, marble-lined hallways, and designer couches that will never see a single American sit on them – all funded by your hard-earned tax dollars.
When Congress asked pointed questions about the spending, Powell allegedly gave answers that don't match reality. Representative Anna Paulina Luna has formally referred the Fed chairman to the DOJ for criminal investigation, citing his misleading testimony about the taxpayer-funded palace project.
Let that sink in, Patriots: while American families watched their grocery bills double under crushing inflation that Powell himself helped create by printing money into oblivion, the Fed was busy building monuments to bureaucratic excess.
Hidden Camera Catches Fed Insider Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
But wasteful spending is only part of this explosive story. Hidden camera footage from inside the Federal Reserve captured a principal economist admitting on tape that Powell wanted to be remembered as someone who "held the line against Donald Trump."
The insider reveals Powell deliberately worked against the American economy during Trump's first term, raising interest rates when the President wanted stimulus to boost growth. This isn't speculation or conspiracy theory – this is a Fed employee on camera confessing to economic sabotage.
"We know Powell made false statements to Congress," declared Peter Navarro on Fox Business, going absolutely scorched earth on the embattled chairman. "The only remaining question is whether he did it with malice or ignorance. Either way, it proves Powell is completely unfit for the job."
Navarro called Powell "the poster child for politicizing the Fed" – and he's absolutely right.
Trump Confronts Powell Face-to-Face
In a stunning moment captured on camera, President Trump confronted Powell directly at the renovation site, citing updated cost figures showing the project had ballooned even further. Powell's response? He claimed he hadn't heard the numbers from anyone at the Fed.
The exchange was tense, revealing, and showed exactly why this President refuses to let the swamp creatures operate in darkness. Trump knows what's happening, and he's not backing down.
Reports indicate the President is on the verge of announcing Powell's replacement, with names like Kevin Warsh, Kevin Hassett, and Chris Waller under serious consideration. The era of Fed chairmen operating as unaccountable shadow rulers may finally be coming to an end.
Powell's Desperate Spin Isn't Working
In a late-night video that reeked of desperation, Powell called the investigation "political intimidation" designed to influence interest rate decisions. He wrapped himself in the flag of "Fed independence" – the same tired excuse central bankers always use when they're caught red-handed.
But Americans see through the spin. This isn't about attacking Fed independence. This is about basic accountability. This is about whether unelected bureaucrats who control your money supply, your savings, your retirement, and your family's financial future answer to anyone at all.
The grand jury subpoenas are real. The criminal referrals are real. The $4 billion scandal is real. And the hidden camera confession is real.
If Jerome Powell goes down, the shockwaves will reshape the global financial order – and send a powerful message to every Deep State operative who thought they were above the law.
The question every American should be asking: Why should the chairman of the Federal Reserve be exempt from the same justice system that applies to the rest of us?