Fed Chair Powell on attending Supreme Court's Lisa Cook case hearing

• Powell attended the Supreme Court hearing on the Lisa Cook case, which he considers 'perhaps the most important legal case in the Fed's 113-year history'.
• He declined to respond to criticism from other officials, stating it's not appropriate.
• Powell noted that former Fed Chair Paul Volcker also attended a Supreme Court case in 1985, setting a precedent.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell explained his attendance at the Supreme Court's Lisa Cook case hearing, stating it's 'perhaps the most important legal case in the Fed's 113-year history'. He cited historical precedent for his attendance and declined to respond to criticism from other officials regarding his presence.