Federal Reserve Governor Cook says he will not resign due to bullying, but Trump officials quickly retort
2025-08-20 21:47:14
On August 21, Federal Reserve Governor Tim Cook issued a statement saying: "I have learned from the media that Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Mark Pulter posted on social media that he was making a criminal referral for a four-year-old mortgage application before I joined the Federal Reserve. I have no intention of being forced to resign from my position due to some of the questions raised and bullying on Twitter. As a member of the Federal Reserve, I do take any questions about my personal financial history seriously, so I am gathering accurate information to answer any legitimate questions and provide facts." And Pulter also responded quickly, saying: "Miss Cook, you or your lawyer can write whatever you want. You were exposed based on mortgage documents, not Twitter. "
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