Pirro Says She Is Dropping the Fed Investigation Holding Up Warsh’s Confirmation

April 24, 2026
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Jeanine Pirro, the firebrand Fox News host and former prosecutor, just announced she's dropping her long-standing investigation into the Federal Reserve that's been a thorn in Kevin Warsh's side, potentially clearing the path for his confirmation as the next Fed Chair. For those out of the loop, Warsh—a former Fed Governor under Bush and a vocal critic of endless money printing—has been floated as Trump's pick to replace Jerome Powell and rein in the bureaucracy that's been inflating away our savings and fueling everything from skyrocketing ammo prices to the unaffordability of AR-15 builds. Pirro's probe, which dug into Fed misconduct during COVID-era handouts, had stalled Warsh's momentum, but her pivot signals a green light. Smart move, Judge—politics is a contact sport, and sometimes you gotta sideline the perfect for the possible. This isn't just Beltway musical chairs; it's a seismic shift with direct ripples for the 2A community. Warsh's track record screams fiscal hawk: he's slammed quantitative easing as a wealth transfer from savers to Wall Street elites, the very machine that's jacked up the cost of living and made it harder for working-class folks to stock up on mags, optics, or even range time without breaking the bank. Imagine a Fed under Warsh slashing the money supply—interest rates normalize, inflation cools, and suddenly that suppressed suppressor tax stamp backlog gets the funding it needs without Congress playing games. Critics whine about tight money stifling growth, but history (think Paul Volcker's 1980s smackdown on inflation) proves it works, stabilizing the economy that underpins gun manufacturing giants like SIG Sauer and Ruger. For gun owners, this means more disposable income for the right to bear arms, not less, countering the left's narrative that economic woes justify assault weapon bans. The implications? If Warsh sails through confirmation, expect a pro-2A tailwind: a leaner Fed means less fiat funny money propping up anti-gun NGOs and urban mayors pushing red-flag laws amid budget crunches. Trump's team knows a strong dollar fortifies American industry, from Remington's factories to innovative startups churning out next-gen red dots. Pirro's drop is the catalyst—will Senate holdouts like Warren fold? Stay vigilant, patriots; this could be the fiscal reset that keeps our Second Amendment fire burning bright without the inflation drag. Eyes on the hearings.

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Jeanine Pirro, the firebrand Fox News host and former prosecutor, just announced she’s dropping her long-standing investigation into the Federal Reserve that’s been a thorn in Kevin Warsh’s side, potentially clearing the path for his confirmation as the next Fed Chair. For those out of the loop, Warsh—a former Fed Governor under Bush and a vocal critic of endless money printing—has been floated as Trump’s pick to replace Jerome Powell and rein in the bureaucracy that’s been inflating away our savings and fueling everything from skyrocketing ammo prices to the unaffordability of AR-15 builds. Pirro’s probe, which dug into Fed misconduct during COVID-era handouts, had stalled Warsh’s momentum, but her pivot signals a green light. Smart move, Judge—politics is a contact sport, and sometimes you gotta sideline the perfect for the possible.

This isn’t just Beltway musical chairs; it’s a seismic shift with direct ripples for the 2A community. Warsh’s track record screams fiscal hawk: he’s slammed quantitative easing as a wealth transfer from savers to Wall Street elites, the very machine that’s jacked up the cost of living and made it harder for working-class folks to stock up on mags, optics, or even range time without breaking the bank. Imagine a Fed under Warsh slashing the money supply—interest rates normalize, inflation cools, and suddenly that suppressed suppressor tax stamp backlog gets the funding it needs without Congress playing games. Critics whine about tight money stifling growth, but history (think Paul Volcker’s 1980s smackdown on inflation) proves it works, stabilizing the economy that underpins gun manufacturing giants like SIG Sauer and Ruger. For gun owners, this means more disposable income for the right to bear arms, not less, countering the left’s narrative that economic woes justify assault weapon bans.

The implications? If Warsh sails through confirmation, expect a pro-2A tailwind: a leaner Fed means less fiat funny money propping up anti-gun NGOs and urban mayors pushing red-flag laws amid budget crunches. Trump’s team knows a strong dollar fortifies American industry, from Remington’s factories to innovative startups churning out next-gen red dots. Pirro’s drop is the catalyst—will Senate holdouts like Warren fold? Stay vigilant, patriots; this could be the fiscal reset that keeps our Second Amendment fire burning bright without the inflation drag. Eyes on the hearings.

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