On Wednesday of last week, the House Financial Services Committee held another hearing on alleged CFPB employee discrimination. At the hearing, which was titled “Allegations of Discrimination and Retaliation within the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Part Two,” Committee members questioned CFPB witnesses who had been subpoenaed after declining to attend the first hearing in April.
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