Trump's tweet yesterday concluded by stating that anyone who disagrees with him will "never" become the Federal Reserve Chairman. As discussed on Monday, "Personally, I think Hassett has a very high chance of winning. Trump can't afford to choose a chairman who appears cooperative on the surface but becomes increasingly disloyal later. Although Warsh and Waller are currently very popular on Wall Street and among business leaders, and there's a lot of media discussion, these could all be a smokescreen by the White House to allow the market to fully digest various potential negatives. Ultimately, Trump will choose the next chairman based on how cooperative they are with him."