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Hell hath frozen over! A CNN legal analyst conceded President Donald Trump may have a legitimate case for firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations — are pigs flying too? CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig turned heads on the August 29 edition of The Arena when he actually upended the media meltdown over Trump’s act supposedly being illegal. Honig noted that “there is some suspicious activity here that’s really problematic by Lisa Cook.” Cook has been accused of falsifying bank records in order to secure more favorable loan terms. Honig, concurred, noting that “[n]ow, why would someone do all this? Because you get better interest rates. Because you get better tax benefits. That can be worth tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.” In his estimation, Honig concluded that “the allegations on their face could be enough for a judge to say, ‘Look, I'm going to defer to the president on cause.’” You know something's up anytime you get an analyst from the TDS-afflicted CNN to agree with Trump on anything.      Section 10 of the Federal Reserve Act, gives the President power to fire Fed governors if “cause” was shown. Specifically, it stipulates that “thereafter each member [of the Board of Governors] shall hold office for a term of fourteen years from the expiration of the term of his predecessor, unless sooner removed for cause by the President.” No Trump supporter in his own right, National Review’s Andrew McCarthy admited in an August 26 piece that the President is technically “adhering to Congress’s rules for the Federal Reserve” by claiming cause as the basis for Cook’s firing, “regardless of whether his motives are pure.”

A federal judge said that the president's deployment of military troops to Los Angeles was illegal even as the administration plans to send more troops to other cities.President Donald Trump said that the military action was necessary to quell anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement violence and crime, but his critics say that the real goal is the militarization of the streets to intimidate dissenters and critics.Breyer said Trump was trying to create 'a national police force with the president as its chief.'On Monday, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer ruled against the Trump administration to prohibit the Pentagon from using National Guard troops and U.S. Marines for police actions. He said in the 52-page ruling that the president had violated the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which prohibits the use of the military in domestic law enforcement.Breyer said Trump was trying to create "a national police force with the president as its chief."California Attorney General Rob Bonta had vehemently opposed the troop surge in Los Angeles.“The president is looking for any pretense to place military forces on American streets to intimidate and quiet those who disagree with him. It’s not just immoral — It’s illegal and dangerous,” said Bonta in June. “Local law enforcement, not the military, enforce the law within our borders."The president has since then sent troops into Washington, D.C., to help suppress crime. His actions were met with angry denunciations from liberal lawmakers, but Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser admitted that the troops were helping."We greatly appreciate the surge of officers that enhance what [the D.C. Municipal Police Department] has been able to do in this city," said Bowser. "This surge has been important to us."RELATED: DC Dems are furious at Mayor Bowser for admitting Trump's troops are lowering crime Trump was dismissive of the order when a reporter asked him about it at the White House."It was a radical left judge," said the president, who pointed out that the administration was allowed to keep 300 troops in Los Angeles.Breyer was appointed by former President Bill Clinton and is the brother of former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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