Nicholas Irving on Trump Trying to Remove the Federal Reserve's First Black Female Governor (Part 9)
September 6, 2025
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Former Army Ranger Nicholas Irving recently shared his perspective on former President Donald Trump’s effort to remove Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve’s first Black female governor. Trump alleges Cook committed mortgage fraud by making false statements on a mortgage application. Irving states that if the allegations are true, removal is justified, emphasizing fraud has no place in government roles. However, both Irving and interviewer Shawn Prez highlight the political nature of the move. Removing Cook would shift the balance, giving Republicans a majority on the Federal Reserve committee. Irving calls politics “dirty” and “full of backstabbing,” reflecting on the power struggles and compromises involved. The discussion also touches on politicians' loyalty shifts, comparing past criticisms of Trump to current alliances, underscoring the complex interplay of power and politics.
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