President Trump established a committee to investigate allegations that Fed Governor Lisa Cook made false mortgage statements. An in-person hearing is set for Nov. 5 at the White House. Cook's attorneys questioned the hearing's legitimacy. The Supreme Court previously blocked Trump's attempt to fire Cook.
Trump established a committee to investigate mortgage-fraud allegations against Fed Governor Lisa Cook.
In-person White House hearing scheduled for Nov. 5, lasting no longer than four hours.
Cook may submit a written position statement at least three days before the hearing.
Post-hearing written statement due by Nov. 10.
Committee will include assistant to the president for economic policy, EEOC chairman, and OGE director.
Supreme Court previously blocked Trump's attempt to fire Cook.
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