Kyle Risdahl

Second of all, though, we're going to hear that a lot tomorrow with Governor Cook's case, yes?

Second of all, though, we're going to hear that a lot tomorrow with Governor Cook's case, yes?

So Chair Powell is going to be in the courtroom, the Associated Press reports, and obviously one hopes that the justices honestly ignore his presence, right?

So Chair Powell is going to be in the courtroom, the Associated Press reports, and obviously one hopes that the justices honestly ignore his presence, right?

He's there to support Governor Cook.

He's there to support Governor Cook.

It's tough, though, for them to ignore the atmospherics of the subpoenas that were sent by the Justice Department to Chair Powell and the Fed and the talk of the criminal investigation, right?

It's tough, though, for them to ignore the atmospherics of the subpoenas that were sent by the Justice Department to Chair Powell and the Fed and the talk of the criminal investigation, right?

I mean, they can read newspapers.

I mean, they can read newspapers.

All right.

All right.

So you're the lawyer in this conversation.

So you're the lawyer in this conversation.

You've got the Supreme Court experience.

You've got the Supreme Court experience.

How are they going to get themselves out of this jam?

How are they going to get themselves out of this jam?

Because they have given to the president, as we all know, extraordinary powers over who he hires and fires.

Because they have given to the president, as we all know, extraordinary powers over who he hires and fires.