Politics · United States · 1 day ago
Trump sets up White House panel to pursue Lisa Cook’s removal
President Donald Trump has set up a separate investigative committee at the White House to pursue removing Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve’s board.
The Supreme Court had blocked an earlier effort to remove her because it said she was not given enough chance to respond.
The new committee is part of an effort to meet procedural requirements through a hearing.
Cook is a Federal Reserve governor, and the dispute concerns her continued position on the board.
The source gives no further details about the allegations or the committee’s findings.
It does not say when a hearing will take place or what decision may follow.
US President Donald Trump established a separate investigative committee at the White House to pursue the removal of Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook.
The move follows the Supreme Court blocking her removal.
The court cited a lack of sufficient opportunity for Cook to respond.
The committee is seen as an effort to meet procedural requirements through a hearing.
- Who
- President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook.
- What
- Trump set up a White House investigative committee to pursue Cook’s removal.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- The White House.
- Why
- The Supreme Court blocked Cook’s removal, citing insufficient opportunity for her to respond; the committee is intended to meet procedural requirements through a hearing.
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The Supreme Court blocked Cook’s removal, saying she had not been given sufficient opportunity to respond.
Trump set up a separate investigative committee at the White House to pursue Cook’s removal.
- Committee location
- The White House
- Target of removal effort
- Lisa Cook, a Federal Reserve governor
- Court’s reason for blocking removal
- Insufficient opportunity for Cook to respond








