Who will be the next to leave the Trump Cabinet? - AI Odds Analysis
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Sean Duffy
YesNo
Doug Burgum
YesNo
Susie Wiles
YesNo
Lori Chavez-DeRemer
YesNo
None before 2027
YesNo
Pete Hegseth
YesNo
Pam Bondi
YesNo
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
YesNo
Tulsi Gabbard
YesNo
Scott Bessent
YesNo
Marco Rubio
YesNo
Lee Zeldin
YesNo
Jamieson Greer
YesNo
Mike Waltz
YesNo
Howard Lutnick
YesNo
Scott Turner
YesNo
J.D. Vance
YesNo
Russell T. Vought
YesNo
Doug Collins
YesNo
Chris Wright
YesNo
John Ratcliffe
YesNo
Linda McMahon
YesNo
Kelly Loeffler
YesNo
Brooke Rollins
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.06 15:40 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
Based on the market context in March 2026, Kristi Noem appears to be no longer a valid option (or has already left/removed), shifting the spotlight to Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth. Gabbard's friction with the intelligence community as DNI and Hegseth's ongoing scandals (described as a 'negative-headline machine' in search results) make them the highest flight risks. Lori Chavez-DeRemer is also cited as being on the 'hot seat'. In contrast, core figures like Rubio and Burgum remain stable. Given the anomalous market pricing (all options at ~40c), fair values are derived entirely from external political risk analysis.
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Hedging
LMT
XBI
This event has significant hedging value for specific sectors. The most critical correlation is with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (HHS); if he leaves, the biotech sector (XBI) could see sharp volatility due to the removal of regulatory uncertainty. Similarly, the departure of Pete Hegseth (Defense) could impact defense contractors (e.g., LMT). If Scott Bessent (Treasury) were to leave, it would create a macro-level shock to broad indices and Treasury yields.
Divergence
The market pricing (all options at ~40%) indicates total liquidity failure or mispricing, completely divorced from mainstream media and expert consensus. Expert consensus concentrates departure risk heavily on a few controversial figures like Gabbard and Hegseth, while the vast majority of cabinet members (e.g., Rubio, Bessent) should have a short-term departure risk below 5%. The current market fails to reflect this risk stratification.