interview with the chief of america s largest banks, one of them jamie diamond. he s the chairman and ceo of jpmorgan chase. he sat down with poppy harlow to talk about the state of the banking system in the u. s economy. this is his first interview that he has given since the sudden failures of silicon valley bank and signature bank. poppy joins us now late at night, just got back from the interview in atlanta. it s good to be here. i mean, the timing here, though, could not be better. to sit down with him and to get his perspective on all of this. i think you re totally right because not only is jamie diamond ceo of the biggest bank in the country over $3 trillion in assets, he s the one that janet yellen at treasury has been calling that the white house has been meeting with as silicon valley bank and signature bank failed. they went to jamie diamond, and for the first time we re hearing his account of where we are in this crisis, so here it is. i just read your annual letter that j
about it. in there. you have been the wall street ceo jamie at the middle of trying to steady this banking crisis. you re the one that janet yellen at treasury has been calling. you ve been meeting with these folks all weekend long for the past month or so. trying to get a handle on. this is the current banking crisis over for that one say all the bank ceos did it. so i may have been the first phone call, but everyone was on every call talking about ideas and what works and they re all patriots and want to help save the system and make it work better and also to help the regional banks and community banks so that people think the big banks benefited because deposits came well. deposits came. it s not what anyone wanted. this is not good for the banking system because we want the american public. tough trusting all the banks and we also completely acknowledge the community. banks can do things we can t and so we know we try to support the system. and so we all came together. i this is n
or visit angel view .com call 1 803 731891 order now melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. all right now to a very special treat tonight in a cnn exclusive interview with the chief of america s largest banks, one of them jamie diamond. he s the chairman and ceo of jpmorgan chase. he sat down with poppy harlow to talk about the state of the banking system in the u. s economy. this is his first interview that he has given since the sudden failures of silicon valley bank and signature bank. poppy joins us now late at night, just got back from the interview in atlanta. it s good to be here. i mean, the timing here, though, could not be better. to sit down with him and to get his perspective on all of this. i think you re totally right because not only is jamie diamond ceo of the biggest bank in the country over $3 trillion in assets, he s the one that janet yellen at treasury has been calling that the white house has been meeting
with as silicon valley bank and signature bank failed. they went to jamie diamond, and for the first time we re hearing his account of where we are in this crisis, so here it is. i just read your annual letter that just came out this week and let s dive into the banking crisis because you write a lot about it in there. you have been the wall street ceo jamie at the middle of trying to steady this banking crisis. you re the one that janet yellen at treasury has been calling. you ve been meeting with these folks all weekend long for the past month or so. trying to get a handle on this is the current banking crisis over for that one say all the bank ceos did it. so i may have been the first phone call, but everyone was on every call talking about ideas and what works and they re all patriots and want to help save the system and make it work better and also to help the regional banks and community banks so that people think the big banks benefited because deposits came well. deposits came.
waste at the department of energy. briton identifies as non-binary and gender fluid. laura: oh, does he? talk about holding the bar really high. you know he would still be there if they didn t have that security footage, by the way. for this administration, it s failure as far as the eye can see yet zero accountability, none. still no senior officials, no cabinet official fired. not alejandro, let em all in, mayorkas at dhs. not leave it to pete buttigieg at the department of transportation. not the queen of transitory inflation janet yellen at treasury. so the only logical conclusion at this point can be that america s decline is their agenda. now biden s balloon fiasco was a national embarrassment for the united states at every turn, and it reminds us that we really don t have military leaders who are looking out for us.