and the way they said that, jamie morgan chase did. that was not just one way. first, it was allowing him to withdraw so much cash from his accounts. and this goes back to 2000 when his relationship with jp morgan chase began. you know, at the peak of his enterprise, he was withdrawing around $200000.00 worth of cash from his j. p. morgan chase accounts and banks have obligations to make sure their customers aren't engaged in criminal activity. and that's a classic marker of criminal activity. withdrawing that much money from your account. so that goes back as far as 2000. and the reason he was withdrawn all this money was to pay off his victims. you would pay these women or, and also these girls money after these sexual massages to make it look like it was a, you know, a consensual transaction. and this was just a fig leaf over that. and then in 2006, he's arrested and prosecuted down in florida and sort of a sham prostitution that was covered up and really just the slap and the rest. but by 2006 j. p. morgan chase knew that he was engaged in criminal justice. t

morgan chase and jamie dimon will face a two day deposition.wsuits accusing the bank a benefiting from enabling jeffrey epstein's sex trafficking. j.p. morgan denies allegations and says a plaintiff no jamie dimon has no relevant knowledge but continuing with the neediest done to make headlines. then there is this, toddler briefly entering the white house grounds yesterday squeezing through the metal fencing. the secret service was on the case, they said the security systems are instantly triggered in the child and his parents were quickly reunited because the officer grabbed him, picked him up and took it back to the fence. he is now the youngest ever white house trespasser. that is cute. >> it's like 170 rounds onto a baseball field and they chase them around the outfield i want to see the toddler running around the yard in the secret service chasing after him. i think i might be proud of her if she did that. it is harmless, resume builder. >> no charges were filed. maria: colors tell me it's spring yellow, lilac. it looks great. thank you. m

morgan chase. jamie dimon releases a report. i skimmed through the first four or five pages. few pages after that. it is an interesting shareholder letter. i begin with one statistic, he says the government is his partner as he alludes to his friend warren buffett. he notes they have paid $43 billion in u.s. taxes. a bit defensive. lisa: how much is this a rebuttal to the proposal to assess this levy on the biggest banks to pay for the fdic's expenses in terms of silicon valley bank? how much does this say we have been safer than be have ever been before, there are no issues here? this is your failure and event you are going to come after us after the taxes we have paid. how much of that defensiveness you feel? tom: isn't a pr exercise? of course -- is it a pr exercise? of course. i would like to thank all of our guests, including david kelly with us yesterday involved in its form. but you get the messaging out front, looking at service, heart, curiosity, courage, excellence. those are the themes we will see in the annual reports this year. lisa: the other theme i am curious

andrew, shares up half a percent over the premarket >>> meantime, morgan chase ceo's jamie dimon sayshave higher inflation for longer the fed may be forced to increase rates higher than people expect despite the recent bank crisis for those folks who are betting that maybe jd powell will have to modulate things, jamie dimon saying maybe not while this is nothing like 2008, it's not clear when the current crisis will end. he uses the word crisis throughout this letter, quote, even if we go into a recession consumers would enter it in far better shape than during the great financial crisis on russia's invasion of ukraine, he writes the tensions are leading to the rethinking of many economic alliances as well as trade and national security and it creates unpredictable and dangerous outcomes joining us to talk about this and more, a managing director at jen trust. good morning to you. what do you make of his comments, specifically about the issue of inflation and what jay powell may have to do relative to what the markets seem to think he will do >> we are not penciling cuts there are thi

the ceo of jp morgan chase is suggesting the government should be able to seize private property to enact climate initiative. jamieimon justining a statement to shareholders quoted we simply are not getting the adequate investment fast news for grid solar wind and pipeline initiatives. dimon believes imm imeminent don powers. green energy projects. take a live look this morning at augusta, georgia. where round two of the 2023 masters begins in just about 15 minutes. honorary starters gary player, jack nicklaus and tom watson kicked off tournament play yesterday. all three legends finding the fairway with ease in front of the packed crowd prestigious tournament. financing day one 2 over par. the five time masters champ is in a tie for 53rd place. i don't know much about golf. that doesn't sound good. and opening round of the masters hit by a bit of controversy. social media users are accusing collin more cow of cheating. the p.g. apro-moved the ball on the sixth hole after it had been marked. >> is 53rd goodwill will no. >> brian: word is he in massive pain. >> will: i didn't see the video of morikawa moving ball.