Jamie Dimon Questioned on Trump and CEO Fears at Davos
So you're a man with, with many strong opinions.
Yes.
We've heard that in the last few minutes.
A man not afraid to tell us about those opinions.
But I was struck when we were, when we were talking about President
Trump, you were
very, very careful, and you are one of the more outspoken-
Because, because when Trump-
Just let me finish.
Yeah.
Just let me finish. Well, you are one of the more outspoken business
leaders.
I am struck, I'm genuinely struck by the unwillingness
of
CEOs in America to say anything critical.
There is a climate of fear in your country.
I-
Would you agree with that? And what should be done about it?
Oh, you. This is the Davis, Davos intellectual elite.
You know, I've been coming to Davos all these years
and listened to chatter and
stuff like that, and you didn't do a particularly good job
making the world a
better place. J- I think it's great we get together
and talk and, and, uh-
C- c- do, do-
But, but the, the pro- what you, what you want me to do, this is, again-
I want you to answer my questions. It's not hard
... you, you may want that one headline that gets,
rises up above-
No, I don't
... a million different levels and-
Jamie, that's not true. I'm, I'm genuine-
I-
I've asked you this question off camera
... I have made it clear I want a stronger
NATO, a stronger Europe.
Some of the things Trump has done are causing that, some are not.
I'm not a tariff guy, though I use it in those eight cases I
had.
I think they should change their approach to immigration. I've said it.
What the hell else do you want me to say?
Is there a climate of fear?
That, I think that is completely clear.
You know, hey, ready? You can, here's your headline. I'm a globalist.
I'm not looking for a headline. I'm trying to have a conversation.
Yeah.
I'm not looking for a headline.
No, I know, yeah.
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