Prosecutor Admits Government Lacks Evidence of Misconduct by Fed Chair

The admission during a closed-door hearing undercuts President Donald Trump’s claims of “criminality” in the central bank’s $2.5 billion office renovations.

A top deputy to U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro acknowledged in a closed-door hearing this month that the Justice Department did not have evidence of wrongdoing in its criminal investigation of the Federal Reserve over the cost of its building renovations, according to a transcript of the court proceedings.

The prosecutor’s admission, which has not been previously reported, undercuts President Donald Trump’s claim that “there is criminality” in the $2.5 billion overhaul of the Fed’s headquarters overlooking the National Mall.

https://archive.ph/zxX8j#selection-385.0-393.222

Just when you thought the Dept. of Justice couldn't sink any lower.In other cases, the Justice Dept at least claimed it had evidence.

Maybe Pam Bondi should follow the lead of Pete Hegseth and change the name of the Department she runs. From the Department of Justice to the Department of Persecution.