that's what jamie diamond said. so, you know, they are just doing this to their loss in the end. >> jesse, looking at how they are targeting people like you, isn't it time to start operating your life under the radar? maybe consider changing your identity instead of shopping at a bass pro shop, going to vegan bakeries. you should identify as a non-binary democrat just to put them off your scent? >> how would that affect my two shows. >> i think it would make it better. >> it can't be any worse. >> what do you bring to this? >> waters, and i am a girl. >> i think dana is right, we are witnessing trump repair his relationship with the business community. remember, that soured after the tillerson firing and the chinese trade war and the find people hoax. all of these executives in wall street, they live on the coast and in the cities. they can't help not notice the destruction these democratic policies have had with the migration, the crime, the remote work. money sees around the corner. they see trump sliding into fir

jamie diamond and his executives weren't to talk to people. for a guy that is rich as they come on wall street. he had this warning for democrats when it comes to president trump and his supporters. >> i wish democrats would think more carefully talking about maga. take a step back, be honest, he was right babout nato, china, tx reform worked. he was not wrong about critical issues and people are voting about him. be respectful of our fellow citizens. ask why the negative talk about maga is going to hurt biden election campaign. >> ainsley: interesting the last election, a lot of people voted as referendum on biden against trump. >> lawrence: think about it, jamie diamond is right, they wouldn't have money to give to nato, if he would have paid his fair share. talk about terrorism in the country. you have the former president made houthi rebels a terrorist organization, declared them that. and biden changed it and now want to change it back. they were adamant to undo everything donald trump did, they put us in trouble as a result. >> brian: do

and -- also that the biden campaign is not listening to jamie diamond behind the scenes so he decidedy it -- in public right get a ton of attention it leads to the five and what it is getting also remember he contemplated running for president i'm sure white house is probably rolling their eyes but making news and a lot of sense he was on trump business diversity -- business advisory group, and he stayed on much longer that many of the others bob iger high tailed it quickly stayed on it until 2016 and telling in democs they should vote for haley because trump would be bad and he was transactional but bottom line message of treating people better -- is a good one. let's listen to it. >> how can you argue. pearce always a pleasure -- >> wonderful pob back. >> a little island called england we were talking about this in the green room that you know, you know, unless you kind of pump the brakes on this kind of rhetoric it is only going to get worse and the problem is as we show with reid if it is your profit center racial divisive rhetoric what are you going to do? >> my god the irony, i

morgan ceo jamie diamond. he is not necessarily out as a drum beat for trump or conservative, but he had some wise words i have heard this campaign cycle for democrats. listen to this. >> i wish democrats would think more carefully talking about maga. when people say maga, they are looking at people voting for trump and scapegoating them. hes not wrong about critical issues and that is why they are voting for him. be respectful of fellow citizens and when you have people up here, ask why, not like a binary thing. why are you supporting trump? >> hard to hate 75 million americans. >> i agree. >> democrats have done a pretty good job with deplorables and bibles and beer and dpuns. really, can we stop that stuff and grow up and treat other people with respect and listen to them a little bit. the economy will affect and negative talk about maga will hurt biden's campaign. >> kayleigh: wow. >> cheryl: jamie diamond is a businessman, talking about the plight of the american consumer. he looks at credit card balances

jamie diamond, talks about credits. live coverage begins at 11 a.m. eastern on-span.ile video app or line at c-span.org. that hearing took place in front of a senate hearing focusing on aging yesterday. you can still find it on c-span.org and not our app, c-span now. a spotlight on the assisted living indtry on thursday as congressional leaders called for transparency. there is an email were consumers can share their experiences with providers. they pondered increasing federal and got -- involvement. it was the first hearing in more than 20 years focusing on assisted living. they talked about safety, staffing, and pricing. this wasn response to recent articles in the "washington post." and on their website, a recent story looking at assisted care, looking at residents wandering away unnoticed and dying in the process. it says the fedel government does not regulate the nation's roughly 30,000 assisted care facilities as it does nursing homes. instead, it falls to individual states, and it requires strong training. the nursinme

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namely jamie diamond who says there are all sorts of risks on the horizon. here is what he said to cnbc. >> it is a mistake to assume everything is going to be hunky-dory. remember, we have had so much monetary stimulation. i am more on the question side that we are facing a lot of things in 24 or 25. we mentioned ukraine. israel, the red sea, quantitative tightening which i still question if we understand exactly how it works. >> why isn't the market taking into account a host of geopolitical crises and the shipping challenges that result from it and all the knock on effects to the stock market and the economy? >> it is a good question. these are all things that are worrying to some investors. they are endured to the fact we have been able to -- inured to the fact we have been able to get through crises. jamie diamon stands out as somebody who was more forthright than a lot of investors. you heard him mentioning ukraine. these are topics he returns to time and again because he is looking at history with a broad breadth and fearing this could have a big effe

we were able to talk to her about the comments by keith lee and the comments by jamie diamond, who is the ceo of j.p. morgan chase was actually in san francisco for the entire week of this conference. and she actually agreed with some of the comments that diamond made about the city. one of the criticisms of the city was set san francisco has been too dependent on the tech industry for too long. she actually agrees. she has been pushing to try to diversify the businesses in the city. she also talks about trying to make the city of san francisco safer through various initiatives. they are trying to hire more police officers in the city of san francisco. she also touted a new plan that will be implemented sometime next month where the city is going to be installing 400 license plate-reading cameras in the city to try to help in various crimes that happen in the city. she said the city of san francisco is making efforts to try to turn things around. >> certainly a work in progress. all right, sergio. we will see you later on this evening. >>> police are investigating a crash that killed

meanwhile, high-profile ceo jamie diamond also offered up some harsh words after visiting san francisco for the j.p. morgan healthcare conference this way. >> what makes it a attractive city? it's parks. it's arts. a definitely its safety. but its ability to have affordable housing. so it is not any one thing. but any city that does not do a good job loses population. >> reporter: during the opening of a brand-new chinese cultural center in chinatown mayor london breed responded to some critics. she agreed with the city being too dependent on just the tech industry over the last couple of decades. she says she has been pushing to change that and pushing for law-enforcement improvements. like installment of 400 license plate reading cameras in the city. mayor breed also says that some of diamond's comments did not speak to his whole time in the city. >> what i'm hearing is that number one, we are coming back to san francisco next year. number two, we have more people at this conference this year than even last year. >> reporter: across the bay in oakland calling for the recall of mayor c

morgan ceo, jamie diamond predicted this. why?had what i think we would call a soft landing. what we saw from the data is that it was more likely than not that we would find a recession. and the people who make predictions look at what the most likely outcome is and say that is definitely what will happen. every football game we have seen over the last few days, there are six guys on a panel that say this is definitely going to happen. >> the challenge with the economic piece is that there are things that can be done using government policy and tools and that is where regulations come in. that is for certain sectors of the economy come in. by all accounts biden has helped to increase jobs and consumer confidence is increasing. inflation has stalled. but the prediction of the recession, while wrong, has fit into the idea of the vibe of the economy that people are not feeling great about it and the data is all there. and whether it is democrat or republican, the government needs to put in the effort. >> what people are buying in. wh

the street's mouth piece, jamie diamond, j.p.organ is long maga. >> take a step back, be honest, he is right about nato, right about immigration, he grew the economy well. tax reform worked, right about some of china. he was not wrong about critical issues and that is why they are voting for him. people should be more respectful of fellow citizens and ask the why. this negative talk about maga is going to hurt biden's election campaign. >> biden may have bailed out wall streets, wall street will not bail him out. smart money sees around corners, biden doesn't. biden policies have been a disaster for america. he doesn't respect us enough to defend them. democrats are running ads against biden, calling him big foot. >> i challenged myself to find president biden in this season. have you seen joe? i mean, how can you have tens of thousands of people looking for you all the time and not one person find you? >> jesse: the harris big foot ticket now. please clap. dana lash joins me. this is quick, i didn't think this would happen so ea

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. >> jamie diamond for president is the right message. >> i think big ackman tried that. he did. now he's moved on. >> he is so right, right? when you think about the moment hillary clinton lost the election in 2016, it was the moment -- >> the deplorables. >> that was game over. when you go after the supporters instead of the candidate, big problems follow. jamie dimon is a ceo of a company where, in america, probably hatch ofhalf of his clients voted for donald trump. he has to have a message of unity, but i think he's right. he went on to talk about how we have to stop accusing people of being like the former president instead of listening to underlying concerns. maga republicans, republicans at-large, have volume i had concerns. they're also concerned about democracy, inflation, immigration, the economy, they're good people, many of them, and i think jamie dimon had a valid point. >> i think it's one you can see reflected in a very different approach than you heard in iowa on sunday. take a listen. >> so we have to have fair and free elections or we don't have a country. but

. >> jamie diamond told -- fox that the extra covid assistance -- credit card balances, he says the chances of recessions are higher than soft landing. >> last year forecasters said, with 100% certain, there would be a recession, 100% certainty. that is what you heard over and over and over last year. that didn't happen. the president never thought, he never thought we needed to have a recession to bring inflation down. he never thought that. and he was right. i know you like data, 2.7 million jobs created last year, more than any year under the previous administration, on employment below 4% for 23 months in a row and the longest stretch for 50 years, inflation fell to 2% over the last six months and wages and wealth are higher than before the pandemic. that is not consistent with a recession. remember, you were asking me this question over and over again. are you sure there is going to be a and it did not happen. i will quote secretary yellen what she said yesterday is what we are seeing now we can describe as a soft landing. go ahead. >> any information -- for tomorrow? >> i do not have

so what a surprise to see jamie diamond cozying right up to donald trump and the maga movement, during an interview on cnbc. it was one of the most disappointing things i've seen so far this year. >> but isn't the business community cozying up to donald trump, or have they learned to survive and play ball? there's no ceo out there that wants to be in this situation. anheuser-busch, bud light was in the position they were in last. year disney. look at don trump's tweet tonight. he's gonna go after nikki's donors. they've got to be on his good size or they're if they're not there his target. >> they have to play a careful dance with dawn trump. if people agree with that ethically or morally, that's a different story. you saw what he said tonight. he brought up the revenge on nikki haley's donors, some of them have ties directly to donald trump. one of them, named henley henry travis, is co-hosting event in new york in a matter of days and he was a donor to donald trump's first inaugural campaign, at least that's what i'm reading in the data. so this is the situation right now. for these

pretend for a moment that i think everything he's done is right but i do think jp morgan boss jamie diamond got it right. if you demonize anyone who voted for donald trump, you're demonizing 100 million americans. suddenly you don't understand why they're voting for him. last election was basically a referendum on trump who had a year of a global pandemic with all the catastrophic fallout and biden was able to hide in his bunker and exploit that and run as an anti-trump candidate. this time around if it is trump/biden, it'll be a referendum on joe biden's presidency which judging by his current approval ratings is incredibly unpopular with the american public. very, very different battle. >> sean: and he doesn't have to change who he is. that's the interesting part of this. let trump be trump, and he is a fighter, but americans kind of need a fighter right now. the world stage needs an american leader. we see what is happening in europe. we see what is happening in the middle east. but the side of donald trump that we know that maybe doesn't show as often, i think it's to his benefit to als

everyone looks to jpmorgan when jamie diamond reports there.ey have not seen the issues with consumers people were expecting to see. they are generally in good shape. bank earnings maybe have not hit their expectations, but a lot of those work for some one time costs. >> charges. >> exactly. strip those out, and a lot of them actually beat expectations. i don't think it's as much a concern people should be worried about, especially if interest rates start to come down this year. we could actually start to see letting activity pick up which could help the banks. >> there's been so much of a discussion, and rightfully so, because these mega banks are the focal point of earnings season. but it was maybe just a little over a year ago we saw the silicon valley bank, regional bank issues getting all the attention. is it perhaps an opportunity now to see the smaller mid-sized bank trade, and not focus on bank of america, because there has been so much attention towards those, that there might be a catch-up trade elsewhere? >> i do agree with that. i t

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some of those people are still seeking some type of a restitution of their dignity, which is what jamie diamond not every person who is maga -- >> it mean the people who attacked our capital? >> can i finish? >> of course you can. >> not all maga are extremist. i do agree, some did act illegally, which is why they are in jail. but there are a whole lot of other people who think trump is a representative, if you will, of some days that are now long gone for those individuals. those people who are living in the belt, in middle america, who have now seen the country changed drastically and or wondering, well, what does this mean for us? i'm not saying trump is the greatest arbiter or articulate or of these views, but that is how they perceive him. so jamie is simply saying, don't disrespect to these folks. i don't think he's wrong about that. >> no. we obviously need folks who can build bridges in our politics, but there is an asymmetry here. he is talking about one comment made by hillary clinton, once one comment that were made by brock obama once that was made phi -- by what donald trump does i

here's the head of jp morgan, jamie diamond, driving towards a fiscal cliff. ok.ti-fragile -- actually, love both books but i'm more of a george gilder fan this comes to economics. for anyone who knows who that is, yo a real geek. but he's basically saying -- and my understanding is he's quite liberal. he's an e basically predicted the black swan and then it happened. he talks about fragility, something i've come here and talked about over and over, that with the scale of debt, the fragility we created. he's basically sayindeath spiral. anyone care? are these just people you want to ignore because they're not giving you range, you keep borrowing and spending? we're going to walk through some boards because that's what we dg things with 12 zeros on them, no one can picture them. so, first off, toem how much uglier the numbers are today than they were even way back when, like last december -- does anyone remember the way back machine a month ago? understand c.b.o. updated their nus. the update was $1 triio expecte. the joint economic economist, we're working on math

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. >>> ceo of one of the biggest banks, jamie morgan diamond has -- should not be dismissing trump votersish the democrats would think a little more carefully when they talk about maga. the democrats have done a pretty good job with the deplorables, and the -- hugging onto their bibles and their beer and their guns. i mean, really, can we just stop that stuff and actually grow up and treat at the people respectfully and listen to them a little bit? i think this negative talk about maga is going to hurt biden's electability campaign. >> he's talking a little bit they are about civility. but is that also kind of a secret warning to democrats? >> it's also a little bit of jamie dimon hedging his bets just in case trump gets back in and. come on jaime, diamond. i was there when basket of deplorables was said and that is not the same thing that we are talking about with maga at all in terms of the violence and in terms of the belief system and the behavior. and look, i don't think -- i think what is helpful to joe biden is to continue to try to listen to everybody. but when you have a group th

diamond -- >> jamie?se. >> i'm not necessarily a fan of what he said -- >> in case our audience didn't see, he did an interview on cnbc this week and talked all about politics. >> right and one of the things that he said, democrats need to stop lumping in everyone who may be a trump supporters with maga. i may not like what he said but he was right about nato. i don't necessarily know one that came from. but he said he was trying to distinguish, hey, i may not like what the guy says or how he says it, but fundamentally, i support him. and i'm not automatically deplorable. and i think that there is an important sort of bread crumb in that for democratic messaging. if you are talking about voters who are actually undecided, and who are truly able to be influenced, the idea of sort of conflating them with the deplorables is not an effective strategy. you can't shame people -- >> but why did democrats have to behave and republicans don't? on the other side, republicans just say, you know, every democrat out t

former president of the united states and they're censoring it and jamie die mondayed, kevin corke played a little but jpmorgan diamond said this is a dangerous path to go down. >> i wish democrats would be careful when they talk about maga. listen he was kind of right about nato kind of right about immigration, grew the economy, right about china. this negative talk about maga will hurt biden's election campaign. >> trace: he's right it's going to hurt you have to run on your record at some point in time otherwise you're just beating up the other guy. >> it's not even that he's beating up trump he's beating up the people voting for him. reminds me of the hillary clinton's basket of deplorable moment which was devastating for her. this is what the biden administration wants to do not just run against trump but run against half of the american people. i think it's a losing strategy. you don't knock the voters yet that's what they seem to think is their winning messages because as you said focusing on his record isn't going to work too well for biden because not many like the job he's doing. >> trace: beverly, stephanie

diamond? -- mr. jamie dimon? erika: i think so.a points, from the october bottom jp morgan has underperformed by eight percentage points. remember what i said at the top of the segment? i said, it's not about the absolute price, the pe, it is about the ee. i think the involvement in the space today is in hedge funds and macro funds. how long they will step in and move their weight in banks is that they feel confident it isn't just bottoms but there is a good news upside potential. going back to jp morgan, i think that they are in the best position to deliver that. so, their performance can continue from here. tom: do we see merges? i've been waiting not to get to where canada is, but what is the number, 4000, 5000 banks? how do we cut that in half? is this the year that that happens? erika: i don't think so, because it's an election year. tom: interesting. erika: there is a little bit of a sellers mentality that, wow, i got the bond losses back in my capital as rates have come down. now, they're thinking about with the forward curv

jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon telling a bipartisan panel that if the snowballing us debt is not soon addressed it will result in an economic crisis. diamondit is a cliff. we see the cliff. it is about 10 years out, 60 miles an hour toward it. the latest finding the congressional budget office indicate the national debt will double in size over the next three decades. actress alyssa milano responding to backlash after seeking donations to pay for her son's upcoming baseball trip to cooperstown, home of the baseball hall of fame. this is the social media posted sparked the outrage, people wonder why the multimillionaire who is not paying for the trip herself, milano defended herself saying, quote, i paid for uniforms for the entire team and coaches, thrown birthday parties and sponsored any kid who can't afford what they do. those are your headlines. got back does that -- is it -- if you for are really that wealthy are you expected to pay for everything every time? will: don't know if that's one of those deals. your kids sells cookies, you know what i'm talking about, you fundraiser things. i am not doing that. he do you know what i mean? y

jamie is in the camp making recession. charles: i don't think they cut rates. larry thinks is two cuts. charles: member dick diamond? remember after the 1987 stock market crash, don't know where you are at that point. you covered it. and you had in any event i remember sitting in a room watching what's happening in new york and he said we have to get our fiscal house in order. and there was something called something or other. neil: it would force many cuts. neil: i wish had more time to go back in time. charlie gasparino, the best of the best, a move by a united states congressman and kevin o'leary paying attention to small business. ♪ after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. adam: it is all about avoiding a partial government shutdown as of midnight tomorrow. chad -- chad pergram has more. >> reporter: the senate votes shortly on the spending plan. mike johnson faces a revolt from so

diamond. jonathan: a bit of commentary from jamie dimon, the jp morgan ceo, raising higher than the markets expect have had this kind of warnings from jamie dimon over the last year. gerard cassidy has had time to go to these numbers. tons of numbers, wells fargo, bank of america, j.p. morgan, put it together for us. gerard: it is complicated because of all of the one-time charges. what caught my attention already is that the credit quality picture for the banks was strong in the quarter. bank of america, the provision for loan losses was less than expected and the in our estimate were better than what we were anticipating. i think that is one of the messages for investors. everybody is very concerned about the outlook for credit quality from the banks. it looks like it is shaping up toward the end of the year to be strong. the investment banking results are coming in e than expected. tom: it is not the fine print but on the edge, this is jp morgan. average deposits flat are down 3%, excluding their first republic soiree. how do x react if yields come down and the money market fund wall -- how do

jamie dimon ceo of j.p. morgan, i'm going tn read it. this caused everybody get gobbles to completely impose a hydrogen bomb, here's mr. diamondst bank in the world, take a stepan back, be honest. he, meaning trump, he was kinda right about nato and kind of right on immigration. he grew the economy quite well, trade and tax reform worked andh he was right about somate of china. that is jamie dimon. that caused a dab novel doll t e meltdown. he puts his foot down he's a>> a smart guy and i think it's beeno fair. >> i think at the end of the dae it comes out your pocketbook that doesn't matter if you're thavere average american or if r financial titan. at the end oit if the day it is, about "the bottom line". i think what people like jamie dimon are realizing biden is not good for business, they see the tax increases in the regulation coming dowt lon the pike and thn not looking forward to any of it. larry: froglobm davos, a global carbon tax, how are you on that? 30 seconds. >> a horrible idea progressive tax will her everybody. it was a bad weecialk at davos m a globalist, socialist and fora the redistributionist. people are s

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: diamond cuts, that is the focus of tonight "angle.m the snow and ice at dog pose hasn't completely frozen out all common sense. s jpmorgan's chief jamiely thawing to the idea that business should not be taking sides against hardworking americans. >> i think we should stoppres insulting the other side, fam including maga. a lot of people are voting for president trump not because of family values bu gret they lookt what he did. >> laura: he grew the economy. he was right about nato. they sent more money. he was right about all of that. was right that these regulations don't cause positive outlook. now diamonds atypical wall street or, but moderate on physical issues. but he is no dummy. he sees what we have been warning about for so many years. that if the democrats stayoing joined to the hard left, they will eventually lose influence and credibility.an and lord knows if you want to avoid what happened to disney after its fight with conservatives, you shouldn't want to throw into the likes of these people. >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> of course come [ci want top] punch him in the face. >> he is a

diamond thief. get it >> oh. >> very cool-looking go ahead >> i look at him and i say, yeah, hunky. >> they're there with scarves and hats -- >> looks like a michelin man >> jamie's there, he's going to a spa. >> wearing shorts. >> i'm with jamie dimon. you look at the market, seems like everything is fantastic, the last couple of days not withstanding leading economic indicators down 21 months in a row money supply has been slowing, or, i should say, contracting now for quite some time. and if you look around the surface, around the edges, there are things that should be concerning through the lens of the stock market, i think people are, in my opinion, mistakenly thinking maybe we've gotten through things i think yields go higher i think there's some dark spots in 2024. and what jamie dimon said sort of galvanizing my thoughts >> the market's been down -- >> three weeks in. >> three weeks in, the game is early, but the market may be signaling something, or is it not? >> well, i think, you know, it's always the -- you can look at glass half empty, glass half full, however you want to slice it, but you would be hard-pressed to pick a time when jamie has been posi

jamie dimon, chief executive, davy morgan, called for a peaceful transition of power. this is not who we are as a people, or a country he said. >> he was right! >> last week, he said, diamond his tune. trump did a lot of good things when he was in office, dimon says. business was rey for either joe biden or trump. my company will survive and thrive in both. many business leaders argue that trump spark is worse than his by. people warned about trump's threat to democracyn 2017, but the republican party is still alive and kicking. i have heard variations live from any outside and inside businesses. it's suffers from a fatal flaw, america's system remains intact because trump was blocked from overturning, including the election! >> and when i hear people say, come on now, you guys wind about how bad it was it. wasn't that bad. we survived for years! some did not. we survived for years as a republic because donald trump's attempt to overthrow a presidential election was stopped. if he had gotten away with it, american democracy as we knew it would be over! >> the amnesia is quite remarkable, because it is the same people who are saying this, gee, when i joked that it was not t