""I've been coming to Davos all these years and listen to chatter and stuff like that," he said. "And you didn't do a particularly good job making the world a better place. I think it's great we get together and talk.""
""I've made it clear I want a stronger NATO, a stronger Europe. Some of the things Trump has done are causing that, some are not. I'm not a tariff guy, though I'd use it in [some] cases. I think they should change their approach to immigration. I've said it.""
""What the hell else do you want me to say?""
Jamie Dimon criticized Davos attendees for failing to make the world a better place and said gathering to talk remains valuable. He characterized assessments of President Trump's policies as non-binary and dependent on outcomes. He expressed support for a stronger NATO and a stronger Europe, saying some Trump actions aid those goals while others do not. He stated he is generally not a tariff proponent but would use tariffs in some cases and noted tariff rhetoric was initially "too large, too big and too aggressive." He called for a changed approach to immigration and described himself as a critical friend to the administration.
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