Treasury Secretary Bessent Responds to Senator Elizabeth Warren

Treasury Secretary Bessent responds to Senator Elizabeth Warren

Treasury Secretary Bessent joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss his back-and-forth with Senator Elizabeth Warren on the yen intervention and his increased bond buybacks.

"Shocking, But Not Surprising": Scott Bessent Scorches Elizabeth Warren And The Lying, Ignorant Media In Absolutely Epic Fashion - The American Tribune.com

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently posted his response to a letter penned by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), completely obliterating her over her lack of understanding about how foreign exchange markets work and banking in general. Warren’s letter, sent to Bessent on August 13, 2026, sought further details concerning the Treasury’s decision to sell euros from [...]

Bessent Calls Out Elizabeth Warren, Plus Mass. State Police Have Another Issue | 8.31.26 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 1

Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent slammed Granny Warren over her lack of economic knowledge. Then, Howie tells us about the Mass. State Police as they’ve had another trooper get into trouble. DOWNLOAD The post Bessent Calls Out Elizabeth Warren, Plus Mass. State Police Have Another Issue | 8.31.26 – The Howie Carr Show Hour 1 appeared first on HCRN.

Bessent Lays the Hammer Down to Fauxcahontus

Senator Warren and Secretary Bessent clash over yen intervention and foreign exchange market literacy.

Bessent disdains Warren’s sciolism

Senator Elizabeth Warren wrote Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent a heavily footnoted nastygram that is accessible online here. Secretary Bessent responded in a letter that is accessible via X here. Secretary Bessent’s letter has been covered in the press — here in the New York Post, here at CNBC, and here at Bloomberg. The coverage is insufficient to the hilarity of the Warren/Bessent exchange. Ineed, I had missed it before reading Roger Kimball’…

Bessent defends US intervention to counter yen's decline

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has defended Washington's decision to join Japan in supporting the yen