JPMorgan Chief Teases Possible Presidential Run With Strong Wall Street Support, yet Questions About Epstein Connection Mount

‘He is pro-business and pro-free enterprise, but also supportive of well-designed social programs and rational tax policies that can help the less fortunate,’ a Pershing Square executive, Bill Ackman, says.

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The JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jamie Dimon, testifies at a Senate Banking Committee annual Wall Street oversight hearing, September 22, 2022. AP/Jacquelyn Martin, file

Between a hint dropped in an interview and a relentlessly positive tweet from a Pershing Square executive, Bill Ackman, it looks like some on Wall Street may be trying to recruit JPMorgan’s chief executive, Jamie Dimon, to run for president, even as questions percolate about his connection to sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

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