Pulte refuses to say where he got Lisa Cook mortgage fraud ‘tip’

President Donald Trump’s Housing Finance Chief Bill Pulte repeatedly refused to offer any details about where he bought the “Tip”, which has repeatedly accused Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook for his mortgage fraud.

Pulte, in CNBC’s “Squawk Box”, “I will not explain our methods from whom we take our resources and methods, who we take clues.” He said.

“It would be reckless for me to do this,” he said.

This rejection came after CNBC and Andrew Ross Sorkin’s targeting Cook’s Cook – the Ministry of Justice and the aggressive social media tasks in a torrent – a “political armament” perception.

“For example, if the clue came from the management or even if you come from your agency, with someone working for you … Then it creates the problem of perception,” Sorkin said, Sorkin said that shedding light on the garden can help explain Pulte’s actions.

But Pulte made the question.

“I don’t need to help me explain something, Andrew,” he replied.

“I think we’re worried about the wrong thing. There’s a claim that is claimed here. Why don’t we mention the researchers?”

The interview arrived less than two hours before the planning to hold a press conference outside the Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Pulte’s Washington, DC, outside the Federal Court of Justice Palace in Washington.

However, Pulte suddenly canceled this pressure in the afternoon on Wednesday. In an x ​​post He was doing this “without respect.”

In an interview on Thursday, he said, “I don’t want to say why I did it.”

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