Trump may, and likely will, have complete control of the Federal Reserve by the end of June.

The a Trump Admin has asked the court in the CFPB case to grant him full executive power over all Executive agencies (tests what the constitution says).

This CFPB case is really all about the Federal Reserve. All about it, everything.

On Day 1 Trump can fire anyone, initiate an audit, void any contracts using EOs, publicly release "ownership" stakes of the Fed (including foreign, direct ownership of shares).

This is so much bigger than any of the reporting seems to understand.

"Supreme Court Considers Consumer Agency’s Structure, Independence"

https://www.wsj.com/articles/supreme-court-considers-consumer-agencys-structure-independence-11583264978

>>8311220

If the Supreme Court rules the CFPB is unconstitutional, then the Federal Reserve is too.

"CFPB critics to Supreme Court: The agency must go"

https://www.americanbanker.com/news/cfpb-critics-to-supreme-court-the-agency-must-go

"“I strongly doubt that the court would depart from the principle that courts want to preserve the structure established by Congress when possible, although the court potentially could break from that principle on analyzing this constitutionality issue,” Quyen Truong, a partner at the law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan and a former CFPB assistant director, said in an interview. “I would not gamble on the outcome of whether the court would find [the CFPB] unconstitutional or not.”"

>>8311220

"Oh look, the peasants have a Supreme Court case! Oh no, not that! I'm all scared, Ha-ha."

{elitist laughter}

>>8311220

This case affects all unconstitutional attempts by Congress to take away Executive authority, including the Federal Reserve.

These must be done by Constitutional amendment and ratified by the states. Congress does not have the Constitutional power to assume or strip Executive powers.

Congress's choices are amendments or presidential elections. That's it.

"If It Takes History Seriously, The Supreme Court Will Strike Down The CFPB"

https://www.forbes.com/sites/wlf/2019/10/31/if-it-takes-history-seriously-the-supreme-court-will-strike-down-the-cfpb/#4364e2ad413d

>>8311220

>>8311220

June SCOTUS decision timing aligns with the end of flu season.