Leah Lipman

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96 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 20 Jan

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Marketplace · The global trade status quo is shifting. Will the U.S. be left out? · 20 Jan 2026 podcast
And, you know, ProPublica, their reporting has indicated that many people in the Trump administration have done exactly what, you know, Trump accused Lisa Cook of doing, which is listing some house she purchased as a primary residence when in fact it wasn't going to be.
But anyways, I don't think they're going to want to say that the president is lying.
Instead, I think if they end up ruling for Lisa Cook, and I'm not sure they will, they will probably do so by saying the president didn't follow the statutorily or constitutionally required process for removing a governor of the Federal Reserve.
Because that would allow them to limit his power and prevent this particular removal without having to call BS on his claims.
It does.
And you would hope that they would have learned their lesson from saying, oh, the Fed is different.
You can fire everyone except for the Fed.
So what does he do?
He goes and fires a governor of the Federal Reserve.
You would think that they would internalize the timeless tale of if you give a mouse a cookie, what is the mouse going to do?
But it's not clear they will do so.
And I think...
Some of the things that they limited him from doing during the first Trump administration, for example, attempting to end the DACA rescission, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
There they told him he didn't use the right process and he didn't actually end up trying to do it again.
Now, that was Trump 1.0.
This is Trump 2.0.
But it's a little bit hard to say that he would definitely try to do the same thing if they went this narrower route.
You know, it's hard to know.
The usual rule is big cases and the tariff case is a big case.
Usually those cases end up being decided at the end of the Supreme Court term, which would be in June.
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