A November hearing will examine mortgage allegations that Cook’s attorneys dispute.
President Trump has launched a new inquiry into Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, with a White House hearing scheduled for November 5.
The committee will examine allegations involving statements on mortgage applications and advise whether grounds exist to remove her.
Cook’s attorneys dispute the allegations. They said an objective hearing would show that she did not commit mortgage fraud and that there is no legal basis for dismissal.
The inquiry renews President Trump’s effort to remove Cook. It is not a finding that she committed wrongdoing.
