Fed’s Lisa Cook Shades Trump’s Fire Sale Attempt
In a surprise plot twist worthy of a David vs. Goliath reboot, Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook successfully fended off President Trump's attempt to boot her from the Fed board. Details on the exact legal battle remain as elusive as a GameStop stock rally, but the court ruling marks a rare Trump loss that isn't a Twitter meltdown. Cook, whose name may not trend like Elon or Musk, now enjoys job security at a time when firing anyone with a title longer than 'CEO' seems to require a federal judge. This saga reads like a bureaucratic soap opera—minus the commercial breaks, but with all the drama.
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When Trump tried to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, the court said ‘not today.’ It’s like trying to unsubscribe from a newsletter after clicking ‘confirm’—no take backs, but with more courtroom drama than reality TV.
Lisa Cook just made it clear: not even Trump’s firing tantrums can unwrap her Fed job faster than a Black Friday deal gone wrong.
Trump’s attempt to show who's boss got served a federal restraining order—proof that sometimes the White House is just the executive branch of ‘nope’.
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/10/2025 | Author: Scott Horsley
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