Staff Reports
The Supreme Court just handed President Trump a bitter pill to swallow by refusing to let him remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook—at least until they finally get around to hearing the case in January. That’s right, the highest court in the land is effectively protecting a Fed governor under suspicion of mortgage fraud, keeping her in power like some untouchable bureaucrat until the wheels of justice slowly grind on. Meanwhile, America watches as this deep state stronghold clings to its seat, immune to accountability and unbothered by shady allegations.
Make no mistake: this isn’t about “due process” or “central bank independence.” It’s about a hidden elite shielding its own. President Trump had every right to try to expel Cook from her post, especially given the serious fraud claims swirling around her. But the courts, acting as yet another obstacle, leaned hard in favor of the bureaucratic status quo and against presidential authority. These judges are telling the president, “Sorry, you can’t clean house just because there’s a hint of corruption.” That decision reeks of a judiciary that thinks itself above the law and above the will of the people.
Just in: The Supreme Court has refused to let Donald Trump immediately fire Lisa Cook, deferring the US president's application until the justices hear oral arguments in the case in January 2026. https://t.co/LzxqZK0rmn pic.twitter.com/uyQDz0xNSP
— Financial Times (@FT) October 1, 2025
The law says a president can remove a Fed governor for cause. But now we see how easy it is for activist judges to twist that power into a joke. What exactly doesn’t count as “cause”? Allegations of fraud? Incompetence? The courts say Cook’s scheme doesn’t qualify, and that she wasn’t given enough process before being booted. It’s laughable and enraging. Meanwhile, Cook will still have a say in vital monetary decisions that could affect the entire economy—decisions made even as she’s allegedly under investigation. How is this protecting America’s financial system?
And here’s the kicker: the Fed itself is sitting on the sidelines, refusing to take a stand, whining about “complying with the courts.” This is a timid, toothless institution that only serves globalist interests and the big banks. They don’t want Trump in there, shaking things up or rooting out corruption. Instead, they play judge, jury, and executioner through the deep state, ensuring nothing changes and America’s working class keeps getting the short end.
If this isn’t a glaring example of the swamp at work, what is? The administration’s fight to remove a questionable insider is stonewalled by activist judges and an indifferent Fed. It’s a slap in the face to every citizen who demands honesty and accountability from their government. So, here’s the question: if the president can’t even remove a corrupt Fed governor accused of fraud, what hope do patriots have of draining this swamp? Looks like the fight for America’s soul is just getting started—and it’s going to get ugly.
