PANews reported on January 31 that Kevin Warsh, Trump's nominee for Federal Reserve Chairman, appeared in newly disclosed Epstein case documents released by the US government on Friday. According to the papers, Warsh's name surfaced on an email guest list for a 2010 St. Bartholomew's Christmas gathering, which also included figures such as Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich. Additionally, he attended a dinner hosted by British aristocrat William Astor. This revelation emerged on the very day Warsh received his Fed Chairman nomination. Previously, his primary concern involved ties to Republican donor Ronald Lauder, who reportedly influenced Trump's interest in Greenland during his first term while holding business interests there. Now, analysts believe Warsh may need to address his connections to Epstein and that 2010 holiday trip, with some suggesting Trump's nomination could be related to their shared social networks.
PANews reported on January 31 that Kevin Warsh, President Trump's nominee for Federal Reserve Chairman, appeared in newly released Epstein case documents released by the US government on Friday. The documents show that Warsh's name was listed in the email guest list for the "2010 St. Bartholomew's Christmas" event, alongside figures such as Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich; he also attended a dinner hosted by British aristocrat William Astor. This revelation occurred on the same day Warsh was nominated for Fed Chairman. His main controversy previously stemmed from his relationship with Republican donor Ronald Lauder, who was accused of influencing Trump's interest in Greenland during his first term and holding business interests there. Warsh may now need to address his relationship with Epstein and his 2010 Christmas trip, and there is also speculation that Trump's nomination is related to their shared social circle.
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