President Obama is expected to pick a new chairman of the Federal Reserve in coming weeks, a process that has come down to a heated public debate about two economists.
On one side is Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary whose comments have made him a lightning rod for controversy.
On the other stands Janet Yellen, a vice chair of the Fed who would be the first woman to hold the prominent role.
As the decision nears, prominent voices are weighing in on which candidate they support.