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Scott Garrett

Scott Garrett

Ernest Scott Garrett (born July 9, 1959) is the U.S. Representative for , serving since 2003. He is a member of the Republican Party.

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SEC Unlikely to File Charges in Lehman Case: Memo

The staff of the U.

S. Securities and Exchange Commission has concluded its investigation into Lehman Brothers Holdings and will not likely recommend charges, according to the excerpt of a memo sent to Reuters.The excerpt, which was not dated, was sent along with an anonymous letter to Congress alleging that SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro made inaccurate statements about the agency's Lehman probe during a hearing last month.Schapiro told a House Financial Services panel on April 25 that Lehman "remains under investigation" and "is still under review."The copy of the internal memo sent to Reuters states that, "The staff has concluded its investigation and determined that charges will likely not be recommended."It did not give an indication of when the staff would give its final recommendation to the SEC's commissioners.John Nester, an SEC spokesman, would neither confirm nor deny the authenticity of the memo, but noted that Schapiro was correct when she told Congress that the Lehman matter i...

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  1. Madoff Trustee Picard No Hero To Many Victims

    Irving Picard, the bankruptcy trustee charged with recouping funds for victims of Bernard Madoff ’s vast fraud, began his mission just over two years ago with the po...

  2. Lawmakers Worry About U.S. Money Market Funds' Exposure to European Debt

    The chairman of the House subcommittee that oversees the mutual fund industry said Thursday he was “taken aback” when he learned of the high levels of short-term deb...

  3. War Weary Republicans

    Rep. Scott Garrett , (R-NJ), explains why there’s pushback from Republicans on Libya and why Republicans are reflecting the war weariness of the American people.

  4. Deadline: Libya

    Freedom Fighters Charles Payne, Kmele Foster and Sascha Burns get into it over whether the President needs to get Congressional authorization for the 'kinetic military action' in Libya and the merits of the War Powers Act

  5. The Competency Deficit

    FBN’s Lou Dobbs explains why this week we hit not only the debt ceiling, but the competency ceiling of our elected officials

  6. Washington’s Spending Problem and Yours

    The Judge explains the disconnect between people’s attitude to the idea of spending cuts versus their attitude towards actual spending cuts and previews FBN’s Entitlement Week coming next week.

  7. House panel OKs new way to fund home mortgages

    By Corbett B. DalyWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bill to create a new market for financing mortgages that would help wean the $10.6 trillion mortgage market off government...

  8. Growing Efforts to Balance the Budget

    Rep. Scott Garrett , (R-NJ), on the need to take the budget proposal by Rep. Ryan a step further and balance the budget over the next ten years.

  9. Republicans Unveil Bills Targeting Fannie, Freddie

    A group of influential Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday unveiled eight bills aimed at chipping away at the dominant role Fannie Mae (FNMA....

  10. Rep. Garrett: Obama's Budget Spends, Taxes, Borrows Too Much

    Rep. Scott Garrett , (R-N.J.), argues we need to focus on entitlements in the budget plan.

  11. This Week’s Column: Will the Republicans Really Cut This Time?

    January 20, 2011 12:37 PM UTC by John StosselThis Week’s Column: Will the Republicans Really Cut This Time?Now that Republicans control the House, they’re talking bi...

  12. Fannie, Freddie Fiasco Fades to Background a Bit

    Earlier this year, leading House Republicans proposed to privatize mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac or place them in receivership starting in two years, Th...

  1. CFTC Chief Criticizes Swaps Bill Post-J.P. Morgan

    The nation's top commodities regulator on Monday said he was concerned about legislation under consideration in the House that would exempt derivatives transactions ...

  2. Fannie and Freddie: Shangri-La for Lawyers

    Remember that eye-popping $110 million bill taxpayers are on the hook for in defending former Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac execs since 2004?The total bill is actually ...

  3. Shutting Down Toxic Mortgage Twins

    Winding down Fannie and Freddie Mac.

  4. How to Run Your House Like the Obama Administration

    FBN’s John Stossel breaks down how the government’s spending patterns would translate to your yearly budget.

  5. Fed to Work to Protect U.S. From Europe Crisis

    Europe's financial crisis still threatens the U.S. recovery, and the Federal Reserve will do everything it can to protect against damage to the economy, Fed Chairman...

  6. Should U.K. Focus on Economic Relationship With U.S., Not Eurozone?

    Newedge Senior Director Larry McDonald and Euro Pacific Capital Senior Market Strategist John Browne on efforts to boost the housing market and the close economic and cultural ties between the U.K. and U.S.

  7. Madoff Trustee Picard No Hero To Many Victims

    Irving Picard, the bankruptcy trustee charged with recouping funds for victims of Bernard Madoff 's vast fraud, began his mission just over two years ago with the po...

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