Jamie Dimon

Every city, but he had read my chairman's letter, and we went through that every city has to compete, and they have to compete at every level.

They've become hostile to banks again, yes.

I mean, I've always objected to the fact, you know, we didn't damage the UK in any way.

We paid probably $10 billion of extra taxes by now.

I don't think that's right or fair.

If that happens too much, we will reconsider.

If you ask me what the goal should be of our economic labor with Europe, it should be having a stronger Europe to get you to help you do the Draghi report.

And I wrote in my chair, as I was making a pipe dream, that if you did the Draghi report, I would give you one big, beautiful, free trade bill.

That's what I would do.

And, you know, and fix them.

There are some stupid trade issues.

Fix them.

But both the economies will grow better.

If they grew better, it would be good for all the citizens.

We have a lot of things to discuss.

I wouldn't say Iran is one of them, to be honest with you, because we have Iran very much under control.

I think there's a little bit too much exuberance out there.

It's not just the Middle East.

It's, you know, Ukraine, Russia still there, America, China.

There are a lot of these complex issues which may or may not affect the market.