Senator Elizabeth Warren has pledged to combat President Donald Trump's efforts to shut down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), an agency she established. Warren described the administration's actions as 'another scam' and rallied outside a closed CFPB building to protest. In response to concerns about the CFPB's operational status, Warren questioned who would oversee consumer compliance exams for major banks like JPMorgan and Wells Fargo. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell countered Warren's claims, asserting that no other federal regulator is responsible for those exams. The ongoing conflict highlights the political tensions surrounding the CFPB, with Warren sounding the alarm about the potential risks to consumers and the agency's future.