Trump's getting impatient again. Word is he's ready to replace Bessent at Treasury if the guy can't push the Fed toward faster rate cuts. Classic Trump move—publicly pressuring his own appointee while the central bank drags its feet on easing. Markets are watching this closely. Lower rates typically mean more liquidity hunting yield, and we all know where some of that flows. The Fed's playing cautious, but political heat is rising. Bessent's caught between institutional independence and presidential demands. Not the first time, won't be the last. But the rate trajectory matters more than the drama.