Wall Street should know it cannot get away with helping the Chinese Communist Party through money funneled through tech billionaires, adding: You will be held accountable for that.
I will hold Wall Street accountable for helping the Chinese Communist Party through money funneled through tech billionaires.
Occurrences
Evidence
Sen. Banks' official Senate site reposted reporting that a Manhattan federal grand jury probe is examining Neville Roy Singham's financial network, that Goldman Sachs' CEO reportedly agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department investigation, and that Banks warned Wall Street over CCP-linked money routed through tech billionaire Neville Singham.
Fox News reported that Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche authorized Manhattan subpoenas in a DOJ probe of Singham's financial network; it also reported that Banks had earlier asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate CodePink and possible FARA issues tied to Singham funding.
The New York Post reported that DOJ launched a grand jury investigation into alleged financial crimes connected to Singham's funding network, that subpoenas for bank records were issued, and that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met with Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon about the investigation.
Banks' official Senate page lists him on the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, including subcommittees on National Security and International Trade and Finance and on Securities, Insurance, and Investment.
Fox News reported that House Ways and Means Chairman Jason Smith demanded records from three Singham-linked nonprofits and described alleged funding through shell companies and donor-advised funds; the article identified Goldman Sachs' donor-advised fund as a route for money to the People's Forum and related groups.
Banks' official legislation page lists S.4456, the AI OVERWATCH Act, introduced May 12, 2026, with latest action as referred to the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee.
Assessments
Banks materially pursued the promised Wall Street/CCP/tech-billionaire accountability issue during his Senate term by pressing DOJ scrutiny, using his Senate platform, and operating from a relevant Banking Committee role. The strongest evidence shows a live federal grand jury/DOJ investigation and reported Goldman Sachs cooperation, but not a completed accountability result such as charges, sanctions, penalties, legislation enacted, or a final enforcement outcome attributable to Banks. That supports partial credit rather than full delivery.