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Senator Elizabeth Warren is demanding transparency regarding Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh's $100 million in financial holdings as his confirmation faces delays from both parties and ongoing disputes over Jerome Powell's tenure.
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Top Democrat on Senate Banking Committee
President of the United States
ALSO MENTIONED Lisa Cook, Federal Reserve Governor
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