U.S. political figures comment on Fed internal disputes: Kudlow defends Powell, questions judicial procedures

2026-01-13 03:20:10

【Crypto World】Federal Reserve official Timiraos recently revealed that former White House economic advisor Kudlow commented on the investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Powell. Kudlow believes that the investigation is meaningless; although he admits Powell’s performance has some shortcomings, it does not constitute a crime. More notably, Kudlow questioned the decision-making process regarding the Department of Justice subpoena, arguing that the relevant procedures appeared chaotic and lacked transparency.

This statement reflects the complex attitude of the U.S. political circle towards the leadership of the Federal Reserve. On one hand, it involves evaluations of the implementation of financial policies; on the other hand, it also touches on the coordination issues between the executive branch and judicial procedures. For market participants concerned with U.S. policy directions, such voices often signal potential changes in the policy environment, thereby affecting global financial markets, including the risk appetite of the cryptocurrency asset market.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 11h ago

Here we go again. This investigation is really a farce, and Powell is quite unlucky. Kudlow's words sound like he's defending, but then he turns around and criticizes the poor performance... The political double-dealing is really slick. The chaos and lack of transparency in judicial procedures—saying that is just absurd. Is American politics like that? If you ask me, these sentiment shifts are changing again, and the crypto market will be affected, risk appetite will shift again. Politicians are fighting back and forth, and us retail investors are just dizzy watching it all. Truly exhausting. This is probably a prelude to upcoming policy changes; it feels like big moves are coming. Kudlow's attitude actually says: Stop messing around, let my brother focus on his work. The transparency issues with subpoena procedures... Listen, this is just an excuse for their own people.

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LayerZeroHero

· 11h ago

Powell's mess, the political world can't sit still... Kudlow's words sound like he's making excuses for someone; the real issue isn't about guilt or innocence. --- Again with the chaotic judicial process? The US has always been like this; transparency is always just talk. --- Changes in the policy environment suggest... To put it nicely, it's actually just paving the way for subsequent operations. --- Does the internal struggle within the Federal Reserve affect the crypto market? Or will it just keep falling, and I'll be done with it. --- Kudlow defending Powell... There might be a bigger game at play behind the scenes; the surface rhetoric isn't the point. --- The key question is, when will this "chaotic process" truly become transparent, or will it always remain a black box? --- Having seen too many of these political back-scratching shows, the true intentions are always hidden beneath the surface.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 11h ago

Huh? Internal conflicts are starting again, this pace is as outrageous as the crypto world. Powell, this guy really is, policies are full of twists and turns, and now he's being criticized by his own people. It cracks me up. Transparency of judicial procedures? Come on, who still believes in that these days... It's always this kind of "problematic but not criminal" statement, which is so damn revealing. Is it bad news or good news, everyone? As long as the Federal Reserve doesn't have any issues, BTC still has hope. Let's keep hanging in there. Cudlow is really never idle, always needs to get involved in everything. Feels like the wind is changing again, I'm starting to get nervous.

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