I Am Struck That So Many Of

If Business Doesn't Thrive, It Hurts America. We Need Improved Relations, More Collaboration, More Thought And More Consistency As We Go About Trying To Make Sure We Have The Best Country In The World. Not Scapegoating And Finger-pointing.

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.

We've Had Fairly Consistent Financial Results.

People Need To Understand: Businesses Are Going To Make Mistakes. They Shouldn't Be Shot And Hung Every Time. We Should Apologize For It. We Should Make Up For It. My Shareholders Paid For It. No Customer Was Hurt, Which Is Critical To Me. But I Hurt My Shareholders, And I Wish I Hadn't.

My Guess Is The Big Chinese Banks Will Be In 100 countries By Then. They Will Have Very Sophisticated Operations, And They May Very Well Have Bought Banks Around The World In Countries That Allow It. I Mean, I Don't Think The American Government Would Allow Them To Buy Jpmorgan. But They Will Be Able To Buy A Sizable Big Bank In The U.s. At Some Point. Whether They Do Or Not, Or If It's Allowed Or Not, I Don't Know.