Davos Day 3: Jamie Dimon, J.P. Morgan Chase CEO & Chairman

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Business News, News, Investing, Business

4.2 • 543 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2020

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Joe, Becky, and Andrew interview Jamie Dimon on politics, economics, and everything in between. A roundup of newsy comments from Chevron CEO Michael Wirth, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, and Goldman Sachs CEO (and DJ) David Solomon. Plus some special podcast content from the anchors and Katie Kramer, on site in Switzerland.

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0:19.0	You guys hearing this?
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0:21.0	Today on Squack-POD, another day at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, another set of big interviews
0:28.0	for the pod.
0:29.0	Today's highlight, Joe, Becky, and Andrew with the CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase, Jamie Diamonds.
0:34.4	Jamie, it's great to see you today.
0:35.6	Happy to be here.
0:36.4	Diamond's take on our government.
0:38.0	You need government policy.
0:39.8	Government policy, good government is the only thing that will
0:42.5	globally will solve this problem.
0:44.0	Our economy.
0:45.2	The markets right now are fine.
0:46.7	I mean, they're in a Goldilocks place.
0:48.2	It's kind of one of the great experiments of all time
0:50.0	and we still don't know what the ultimate outcome is.
0:51.9	And much more, plus the best of our conversations
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