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Trump bid to fire Fed's Lisa Cook cost her more than $1M in legal, security costs: Filing

Trump’s attempt to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook sparked over $1 million in legal and security expenses

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A filing shows that former President Donald Trump moved to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, prompting her to incur significant legal and security costs. Coverage from Reuters, The Detroit News and an Azerbaijan source cites a $1.2 million legal bill, while The Guardian reports total fees of $1.3 million covering both legal and security services.

CNBC frames the expense as “more than $1 million” in combined costs. Future updates may focus on additional court filings, any rulings on the termination attempt, and further disclosures of related expenses, according to the same sources.

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How much did Lisa Cook spend on legal services related to the firing bid?

Reports list a $1.2 million legal bill, with The Guardian noting total legal and security fees of $1.3 million.

Which media outlets reported on the costs?

Reuters, The Detroit News, an Azerbaijan news feed, The Guardian and CNBC all covered the expense figures.

What action did Trump take against Lisa Cook?

Trump made a bid to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, prompting the legal and security expenditures.

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