Judge In Azoria Lawsuit Over Closed Door Fed Meetings Against Jerome Powell

Judge in Azoria Case Accepts Lawsuit Against Jerome Powell for Secret Federal Reserve Meetings

A political and financial bombshell has just detonated in Washington, shaking the foundations of America's unelected bureaucratic elite. A federal judge has agreed to proceed with a lawsuit against Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, accusing him of violating the 1976 Government in the Sunshine Act by conducting interest rate meetings behind closed doors, hidden from the public eye.

Filed Monday morning by the Azoria legal team, the lawsuit claims these secret Federal Reserve meetings betray the public trust and violate core democratic principles. How can American citizens be confident in monetary decisions that shape their mortgages, jobs, and cost of living when they’re made in secrecy, beyond the oversight of Congress?

In a surprising twist, the judge—appointed by former President Obama—did not dismiss the suit. Instead, he scheduled an emergency hearing for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Federal Court in D.C., just one day before the Fed’s scheduled rate-setting meeting. This swift action signals even among the progressive judiciary, there are legitimate concerns about unchecked power within the Federal Reserve.

If the temporary restraining order is granted, it could bar Jerome Powell and the Fed from holding their upcoming meeting in secret. That would be a landmark victory for government transparency and a major blow to Powell, long seen by many as an ally of the progressive financial establishment.

With millions of Americans suffering from inflation, high interest rates, and economic uncertainty, it is unacceptable that decisions impacting their financial future are made without public oversight. This lawsuit aims to expose what really happens behind those closed doors—and whether political motives are driving monetary policy, particularly in an election year.

Voters who support President Trump, and all Americans who care about the integrity of their republic, deserve to know how their money is being handled and why. Trusting unelected "experts" to make monumental economic decisions without scrutiny is no longer acceptable. If Powell and the Fed have nothing to hide, they shouldn’t fear daylight or public accountability.

This could be a turning point in the fight to restore sovereign control over the U.S. economy. Transparency isn’t a luxury—it’s a moral obligation of government to its people. And if federal judges begin to uphold that principle, there may still be hope for restoring constitutional order.

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