It can be useful to the private economy rather than buried in a vault. The reason Fort Knox will remain a mighty fortress, however, may come down to something Alan Greenspan once told Paul. Please enter email address to continue. Please enter valid email address to continue. Chrome Safari Continue. Be the first to know. Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican who also attended, brought the trip to public attention that day when he posted a photo online that showed him holding the eclipse glasses.
The inspector general opened a review of Mnuchin's travel spending that noted his staff requested a government plane for his honeymoon. The honeymoon plane request -- for a nine-day itinerary that included stops in Scotland, France and Italy -- was among the records released Thursday.
It notes Treasury has "researched access to secure communications" and says another option, which was redacted, "would be substantially more costly to the USG than use of MilAir support. Mnuchin later said the honeymoon request "had nothing to do with convenience," and a Treasury spokesman said the request had been withdrawn "after a secure communications option was identified during the Secretary's extended travel.
The vaults were last opened to the public in the s, and the last treasury secretary visit was in Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. Following the eclipse viewing, Mnuchin, McConnell and a small number of other VIPs were allowed into storage compartments to see and hold the gold. They were accompanied by three Mint officials, including the "Chief of Mint Police," who the schedule notes were required by federal regulations to attend. The gold bars may not be removed, it notes, but "each VIP will be given ample opportunity to see, inspect, and handle the gold while inside the compartment.
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