Bannon`s War Room Episode 4742: Lisa Cook Heads To Court
Aug 29, 2025
Mike Davis, a legal expert and founder of the Article III Project, joins economist Jim Rickards to discuss significant legal battles, including challenges by Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. They analyze the implications of ongoing judicial activism and the strategies being used to counter it. Davis highlights the need for constitutionalist judges, while Rickards critiques the evolving geopolitical landscape and the potential impact on the U.S. dollar. Their insights on global economic shifts and the necessity of diversifying investments into gold provide a compelling perspective on today's challenges.
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Fed Governor Sues Over Removal
- Lisa Cook filed suit claiming Trump's attempt to remove her from the Fed is unlawful and unprecedented.
- The lawsuit challenges the president's unilateral redefinition of "for cause" termination power.
Mortgage Fraud Cited As Removal Cause
- Mike Davis argues there is strong evidence Lisa Cook committed mortgage fraud on multiple properties.
- He claims such conduct provides statutory 'cause' for presidential removal of a Fed governor.
Unconstitutional Fourth Branch Argument
- Davis contends that Fed governors exercising executive-like power without presidential control may be unconstitutional.
- He frames the case as a potential Article II confrontation over executive removal power.
