You are suing the Federal Reserve because they've been holding closed door meetings and you think that there is a precedent that the government should be required to actually hold these meetings in public so that anyone can hear the conversation, understand what's the Federal Reserve's doing with monetary policy. Explain what your case here is. The case makes clear that the Federal Reserve under the leadership of Jerome Powell is violating the government in the Sunshine Act of 1976.That act stipulates that ...