Shortly after Jamie Dimon made his stunning comments about Donald Trump at Davos—praising the indicted former president as “kind of right” about a lot of things—my phone blew up with soliloquies from Wall Street’s liberal in-crowd. The callers wanted to know what the hell had just happened. Had Jamie lost the plot? Had he forgotten the chaos of Trump’s four years in office? More importantly, was he positioning himself and JPMorgan Chase for what he must be figuring will be a Trump victory in November? Since when had Jamie become so craven?
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