贝森特向共和党议员“松口”：支持参议院接手鲍威尔调查，而非司法部

Group 1 - The core issue revolves around the transfer of the investigation authority over Federal Reserve Chairman Powell from the Department of Justice to the Senate Banking Committee, aimed at breaking the deadlock caused by Senator Thom Tillis's opposition to the nomination of Walsh as the new Fed Chair [1][2] - Senator Tillis has maintained a firm stance against any Federal Reserve personnel appointments until the investigation into Powell is withdrawn, directly impacting the nomination process for Walsh, who was nominated by Trump [1][2] - Treasury Secretary Besant's proposal is still in the exploratory phase, and its success in gaining Tillis's support remains uncertain, which could significantly affect the timeline for the transition in the Federal Reserve leadership and subsequent monetary policy agenda of the Trump administration [1][2] Group 2 - Tillis's strong opposition has been consistent since Trump's nomination of Walsh, with a clear statement that he will not vote for any appointments unless the investigation is resolved [2] - There is a belief among some Republican members that the only way to break the deadlock is to address the investigation directly, suggesting that the Senate Banking Committee may be a more appropriate venue for the inquiry than the Department of Justice [2] - Besant emphasized the urgency of moving forward with the hearing process to ensure a new chair can be appointed quickly, indicating that if Trump wants to expedite the process, he may need to intervene directly with the federal prosecutor [2]