

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan was on CNBC this morning discussing 2024, and he had some things to say that will probably piss off some Democrats. So you know I’m here for that! He started off by saying that Trump was actually right about some things (gasp!). He finished it off by calling Democrats out for name calling Republicans and said that Democrats need to, “Grow up and treat other people with respect.” He seems to think that negativity about MAGA is going to hurt Biden in the 2024 election.
🚨 Reporters GASP live on-air as Americans most powerful Banker praises Trump policies, defends the MAGA movement and BLASTS Biden for demonizing 75 million Americans.
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) January 17, 2024
“Trump was right about NATO, immigration, the economy… Democrats need to GROW UP”
Jaime Diamond, JPMorgan CEO pic.twitter.com/zLPmyCO4Cu
I think it’s rich that someone from CNBC is talking about how “it’s hard to hate 75 million of your fellow Americans,” when their station has spent the last almost 8 years gas lighting those 75 million Americans. But whatever. I just appreciate that Dimon called out the Left for being the ones that are being disrespectful. Because they are. Even though they preach about being the “party of tolerance and acceptance.” Give me a break.
He’s also right in that no one is voting for Trump because of his family values. We voted for him in 2016 because Democrats were running our country into the ground and we needed a change. We voted for him in 2020 because he got things done the first 4 years. And both of those reasons are exactly why people will vote for him again in 2024. Not because he’s some great family man with great family values. Because he gets stuff done.
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Finally, some common sense on CNBC. I hope to see Dimon, his Chase Bank leaders, and other major financial players stand their ground when the issue of a digital dollar is rammed down our throats by the government. Otherwise, this clip is left-wing ammo to ruin him as some billionaire “nutjob” Trump supporter.