Inspector Hale: a Fed governor faces a panel picked by the President. Wren: by the man trying to oust her. Hale: two homes listed as primary; year-old claims, uncharged, unproven; she calls it an oversight, he calls her dishonest and 'an automatic no vote' on lower rates. Nightjar: alleged, unproven, for now. Wren: and the judges are his allies.
The President has set up a special committee of his own allies to investigate Fed governor Lisa Cook, whom he has tried to oust since August 2025 over year-old mortgage-fraud allegations that have been neither charged nor proven; a day later he called her dishonest and 'an automatic no vote' against the lower rates he wants, while she says the one disputed home designation was an oversight, not fraud, and critics doubt she will get a fair hearing.
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Critics Fear Fed Official Will Not Get Fair Hearing
The New York Times · Oct 15, 2026
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