But that’s just one point of tension. There’s also the fact that President Trump seemingly sidestepped his defense secretary in announcing a ban on transgender troops serving in the military, a slight that was probably poorly received. Trump has been bashing his attorney general for a week, and rumors of tensions with his secretary of state are rife. It’s enough to make you wish you could walk into the Bellagio and put down $5 on who you think will be next to carry a cardboard box full of personal items out of the White House gates.

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Well, in a way, you can. The online prediction market PredictIt has a market dedicated to this question: Which of the 24 people on Trump’s Cabinet list will leave first? Someone will leave the Cabinet at some point; who will be first out the door? People can buy shares of, say, CIA Director Mike Pompeo, for 1 cent. If he suddenly announces his resignation, share prices will spike to 99 cents — and you’ve made a profit of 98 cents per share. With share prices capped at $1, the PredictIt market serves as something of an oddsmaker.

So, using the PredictIt’s data interface, we made a tool that shows who the free market thinks is closest to the exit. The data is refreshed every five minutes, and we show movement over the last half-hour, just so you can get a sense of what’s happening. This is in near-real time, meaning that as people are buying and selling shares in the Cabinet members, it’s reflected in the interactive below.

All photos are from the Associated Press.

As of writing, the influence of that Scaramucci feud is still obvious. But that’s fairly new; earlier this week, shares of Attorney General Jeff Sessions were higher.

Shares of John Kelly, head of the Department of Homeland Security, spiked this morning with rumors that Trump might be thinking about tapping him to replace Priebus. It’s a tangled web.