[Analysis: Trump Aims to Control the Federal Reserve, Up to Four Cards Left to Play] Odaily Planet Daily reports that U.S. President Trump has been attempting to expand his influence over monetary policy by replacing Federal Reserve officials and creating openings for his own appointees. So far, his efforts have been constrained by both court rulings and political resistance in the Senate. However, this battle is far from over, and up to four potential windows remain that could impact the Federal Reserve's personnel structure: 1. The Cook dismissal case: Trump has not given up yet. 2. Powell staying on: The definitive window is 2028. 3. Jefferson's tenure: A potential chain reaction. 4. Atlanta Fed Chair candidate: Could become a breakthrough point. Although Trump has not been able to quickly reshape the Federal Reserve, the Cook dismissal case, Powell's term, Jefferson's tenure, and the appointment of the Atlanta Fed Chair still leave him with four potential levers to expand his influence. The real key is not just 'who can join the Federal Reserve,' but how these personnel changes will ultimately alter the voting structure of the interest rate decision-making committee.