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Lisa D. Cook

Lisa D. Cook

Member of the US Federal Reserve Board of GovernorsWikipedia

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Sep 10, 2026

Tavis SmileyHOST
7:39
Others have drawn lines in the sand.
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:40
Letitia James, Lisa Cook at the Fed and have continued to fight back to push back.
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:46
Lonnie, again, you know, has made his own decision to step away.
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:51
But again, the frame, the lens through which I'm looking at this is why Donald Trump has continued again to target African-Americans in these high positions.
Patrick BoyleHOST
10:21
It's part of a broader campaign to bring the Fed's board to heel.
Patrick BoyleHOST
10:25
While Powell faces the DOJ, Governor Lisa Cook is currently fighting for her job, in a case that reaches the Supreme Court this Wednesday.
Patrick BoyleHOST
10:35
While the administration claims that she committed mortgage fraud, the courts have so far blocked her removal.
Patrick BoyleHOST
10:42
By keeping multiple board members in the crosshairs simultaneously, one for fraud and another for misleading testimony, the administration is creating an environment where caving to political pressure feels like the only way to survive.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:16
While Jerome Powell's salary of $246,000 per year puts him well above the average American worker, it's a pittance compared to the cost of a top-tier criminal defense.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:28
Defending against a Department of Justice grand jury investigation can easily run into the millions of dollars.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:36
For Powell and Governor Lisa Cook, the reality is that the legal process itself, even without a conviction, can lead to financial ruin.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:46
This financial pressure is made worse by what looks like a calculated effort to isolate them.
Norm EisenGUEST
22:25
You've got to go at the speed of Trump.
Norm EisenGUEST
22:28
And I will tell you, in our over 300 matters, the birthright citizenship case, the Lisa Cook case, both wins at the Supreme Court.
Norm EisenGUEST
22:37
Kennedy Center, the reflecting pool, the slush fund case, stopping the Paramount Warners merger, all these cases win.
Norm EisenGUEST
22:46
are places where you've gone to court, there's been court orders and they've been followed.
Dan NathanGUEST
35:27
You know, he was thought to be somebody who is going to be independent and he's going to focus on the things that are, you know, about his mandate.
Dan NathanGUEST
35:34
And, you know, what we saw with Lisa Cook.
Dan NathanGUEST
35:36
So this is a voting Fed governor when they were trying to put pressure on the Fed to do their bidding.
Dan NathanGUEST
35:42
They went after her, obviously, in a way that was just is about as nasty as possible, looking to ruin her life.
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
7:35
An active sitting president tried to overthrow the Federal Reserve's independence by firing people and putting his own people in.
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
7:43
And not only did Powell stay in to protect that, not only did the Supreme Court say you can't fire Lisa Cook for X reasons, some of the other Federal Reserve members have now taken a hawkish stance against Kevin Warsh.
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
7:54
And now Kevin, poor Kevin Warsh now.
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
7:56
He was just like, hey, guys, I'm casting.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:05
President Trump loses the birthright citizens case on June 30th, and immediately turns around and says, here's a new executive order restricting birthright citizenship.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:15
The Supreme Court limits the firing of Lisa Cook and immediately says, we're going to go ahead with it anyway.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:21
Does that upset the justices who are in the majority in these cases, saying this is a president defying us? Or is it they say, well...
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:31
This is President Trump.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:05
President Trump loses the birthright citizens case on June 30th, and immediately turns around and says, here's a new executive order restricting birthright citizenship.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:15
The Supreme Court limits the firing of Lisa Cook and immediately says, we're going to go ahead with it anyway.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:21
Does that upset the justices who are in the majority in these cases, saying this is a president defying us? Or is it they say, well...
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:31
This is President Trump.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:05
President Trump loses the birthright citizens case on June 30th, and immediately turns around and says, here's a new executive order restricting birthright citizenship.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:15
The Supreme Court limits the firing of Lisa Cook and immediately says, we're going to go ahead with it anyway.
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:21
Does that upset the justices who are in the majority in these cases, saying this is a president defying us? Or is it they say, well...
Erwin ChemerinskyGUEST
36:31
This is President Trump.
Jonathan V. LastHOST
14:53
Well, we're heading there anyway.
Jonathan V. LastHOST
14:54
I mean, this is, you know, with Lisa Cook and all the...
Jonathan V. LastHOST
14:57
This is what I'm saying.
Jonathan V. LastHOST
14:58
I...
Tavis SmileyHOST
26:57
And yet what I do want to talk about when we come forward, Connie, is the way in which I think these assaults and attacks on black women in particular are becoming more normalized.
Tavis SmileyHOST
27:09
Michelle Obama, KBJ, the sister at the Fed, Lisa Cook at the Fed, the AG in New York, Letitia James.
Tavis SmileyHOST
27:25
On and on and on I could go.
Tavis SmileyHOST
27:27
But I think we are entering a space or have entered a space.

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