The David Rubenstein Show Jamie Dimon
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Jan 22, 2026 
Jamie Dimon, the influential CEO of JPMorgan Chase, discusses his refusal to consider a role as Federal Reserve Chair, warning that diminishing the Fed's independence could lead to economic turmoil. He highlights a groundbreaking $1.5 trillion commitment to bolster national security by strengthening supply chains. Dimon reflects on the 2008 financial crisis and shares insights into geopolitical risks posed by nations like Russia and China. He also emphasizes the importance of effective regulation and his commitment to improving American growth through various initiatives.
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Invest In Security-Related Supply Chains
- Invest in domestic supply chains for national security and resiliency, focusing on areas like rare earths, pharmaceuticals, and military production.
- Jamie Dimon says J.P. Morgan will commit $1.5 trillion and more to help build these capabilities across allies.
Geopolitics As A Tectonic Economic Risk
- Geopolitics is the biggest unknown that can reshape economic outcomes and global alliances.
- Dimon warns that hostile actors aim to dismantle the post–World War II Western order, raising strategic risk.
Fix Regulations By Starting With Purpose
- Review regulations by asking what they aim to accomplish and compare alternatives rather than layering new rules.
- Dimon urges simplifying policy to improve liquidity, lending, and reduce costs that hurt growth.