Jamie Dimon identifies important focus for the Trump team amidst global 'tectonic' shift

As president Donald Trump The CEO of American banking giant JP Morgan Chase revealed that he argued that he argued to focus “the most important” to the trump administration amidst transferring geopolitical “tectonic plates.

“The big picture is that tectonic plates are shifting. We got our head to wrap it around it.” Jamie Dimon said during a special interview “Morning with Maria,” To broadcast it on the coming Monday.

Dimon looked at the changing “geopolitics, terrible proxy terrorist activity worldwide, North Korea, with possible spread of nuclear weapons over time, which is the greatest threat to mankind” as well as to move the global economy.

He said, “The most important thing is to maintain those military alliances, whatever you spend to spend for the strongest army in the world … keep Western military alliances together,” they urged. “If the world cannot rely on America's military umbrella … then they are looking for an option – and there is only another real option, or to get a nuclear weapon.”

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Dimon noticed that maintaining military and economic alliances is the key to “keeping the world safe and independent for democracy”.

The Trump administration has focused on its first months on foreign policy issues in the office such as wars in Ukraine and with the Middle East through global trade, ie aggressive tariff policies.

Although Trump's administration is facing a legal battle During its aggressive tariff policies, the White House is confident of the President's trade agenda and claimed that “three” additional trade deals are allegedly awaiting their signature.

What the President has said by the President has said that a part of Trump's tariff target is to help bring equality for decades of establishing foreign nations. Trade barriers Goods on us. However, Dimon argued that “we have done a lot” began with a comprehensive liberation day tariff.

“I think we can best expect … to finish – maybe 15 are important – finish them,” Dimon told Fox Business Anchor Maria Bartiromo.

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The Financial Powerhouse encouraged the administration to focus on policies that “maintain and expand and grow US economic alliances, especially with the goal of helping Europe be” strong “.

The administration, tied to the aspect of foreign policy, is also committed to addressing domestic economic development through the work of trump-supported “large, beautiful bills”.

The Bill is a broad multi-trilian-dollar piece of law that forwards Trump's agenda on taxes, immigration, energy, defense and national debt. This is demanded to make a dent in the projection of the expenses of the federal government, which costs about $ 1.5 trillion in government expenses and spends elsewhere. US government is More than $ 36 trillion in debt According to the Treasury Department, $ 1.05 trillion has spent more than collected in the financial year of 2025.

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Dimon said that fixing rules, immigration, taxes and more will help America “grow 3% in a year and all these problems will disappear.”

Keeping in mind the increasing trajectory of American debt, Dimon encouraged MPs to “receive the bill” and then “focus on other things to develop the economy.”

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Fox News Digital's Chryston Altus, Landon Mione, Greg Vehner, Bill Meres and Elizabeth Elkind contributed to the report.