1/22/26: SCOTUS To Defeat Trump On Fed, DOGE Election Fraud, FanDuel Lies, MN Family Teargassed
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So we had some significant oral arguments at the Supreme Court over whether or not Trump can fire Lisa Cook, who is on the Fed Board of Governors. We can put actually this tear sheet up on the screen, which explains some of the backstory here. So it says the Supreme Court appears likely to allow Lisa Cook to remain on the Fed board. The Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared likely to block President Trump from immediately firing Democratic-appointed Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve Board, a move that would prevent Trump from exerting greater influence over the powerful central bank that guides the economy. Nearly all of the justices asked skeptical questions of Solicitor General D. John Sauer during roughly two hours of arguments taking issue with most aspects of the government's case,
that the president had met the legal bar to remove Cook while a lawsuit challenging her removal plays out. Such agreement, they go on to say, is rare on high profile cases at the deeply polarized court. You guys may remember the backstory here. So the Trump administration was alleging there was some like mortgage application issue where she checked the wrong box and said a secondary home was really the primary residence. Apparently on other documents, it had been accurately portrayed as the secondary residence. This is a tactic they've used against multiple of their political adversaries. And they said that because they found this issue with this mortgage application, that gave them cause to be able to fire her because due to the way Congress set up the Fed,
It says you have to have cause and provide notice before you fire any of the members of the board.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
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0:00–8:43
2
How are independent media shaping political narratives today?
8:43–11:22
3
How is SCOTUS likely to impact Trump's ability to fire Fed officials?
11:22–12:19
4
What allegations are being made about DOGE and election fraud?
12:19–15:41
5
How are FanDuel's practices affecting gamblers?
15:41–23:42
6
What constitutional issues are raised by ICE's actions?
23:42–25:41
7
What happened to the Minnesota family during the ICE incident?
25:41–28:37
8
How are the emotional impacts of the ICE incident affecting the family?
28:37–1:11:23
Speakers
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