The Question Is How Do You Do

As Countries Get Wealthier - All Of Them, Together - You're Going To Have Financial Assets. That Is A Good Thing. You Could Argue The Assets Were Traded Too Much, Or That They're Too Highly Valued, Or Too Leveraged.

All Businesses Tend To Pass Costs Onto Customers.

We're Not Fair Weather Friends. We've Been In Places For A Long, Long Time.

I Always Tell People, "there's A Book On Everyone." I Get Some Of That Book Before I Do Anything. If I Want To Deeply Understand Someone's Reputation, I'll Talk To Their Friends, Their Former Bosses, Their Peers, And I'll Learn A Lot About Them. I Want Them To Be Trusted. I Want Them To Be Respected. I Want Them To Give A S - -. Then There Are The Intangibles: Physical And Emotional Stamina, The Ability To Confront Issues. I Can Ask All I Want About Those Things, But I Also Have To See A Lot Of It.

A Lot Of These Things Have Hurt The Average American. When They Look At The Banks And They Say, "well, The Bank's Talking Its Own Game," I Am Telling You, What We've Done In Mortgage Lending, Our Inability To Have Proper Regulations Around Mortgages, Has Hurt Average Americans. First-time Buyers, Immigrant Buyers, Prior Defaults, Self-employed, Because They Can't Get A Mortgage. Will It Make A Big Difference To Jpmorgan Chase? No, But You're Hurting My Fellow Citizens. Let's Go At It, And Let's Fix It.