Big financial institutions are sending some interesting signals as the 2024 election approaches, with longtime JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon praising former President Donald Trump on CNBC. There is.
“There are very powerful forces that are going to affect us in 2024 and 2025, so if I were the government, I would be prepared to assume that the situation is not good and what I would do about it.” ''' Dimon told reporters.
“I wish Democrats would think a little more carefully when they talk about MAGA and when they travel this country,” Dimon continued, adding, “I don't think they're voting for Trump because of his family values. I don't think so,” he continued.
“If you take a step back, to be honest, he was right in some ways about NATO, he was right in some ways about immigration. He grew the economy very well, tax reform worked, China “He was right about some of these issues,” he said, adding, “He wasn't wrong about some of these important issues.”
Blaze News Tonight's Jill Savage is interested in whether Dimon's sentiments reflect his colleagues.
“Who do you think big financial institutions are supporting in this election?” Savage asks Ten31 Managing Partner Marty Bent.
“I think it’s obvious that it’s Donald Trump,” Bent told Savage and Matthew Peterson.
“If you're looking for some certainty in the economic policy of the next government, as you mentioned, Mr. Camara doesn't seem to have any policy at all.”
Peterson points out one problem with this prediction.
“We've had a bit of a problem over the past few decades, and that's that big financial institutions, and big money in general, are not allowed to say they support anyone other than some kind of Borg. It’s the Democratic Party now,” Peterson says.
“So this is an interesting predicament,” he added.
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