Jamie Dimon, CEO of powerhouse Wall Street investment bank JP Morgan made news Wednesday when he announced at the 2023 DealBook Summit Democrats should support Nikki Haley as the Republican nominee. Haley, he said, would "be better than Trump."
Mike Benz joined Jack Posobiec on his show, Human Events Daily, Tuesday in which he explained that "Wall Street drafts off the battering ram of the Pentagon" when Posobiec posited, "Why would Wall Street be getting behind the candidate of the military-industrial complex?"
The Pentagon, Benz explained, is the largest agency in the federal government and employer in the United States as well as "the only one with an unbridled license to kill in terms of the entire rest of the world."
Benz gave the analogy: "You never want to be first in a bike race until the very end because the person who goes first cuts the win."
"You go faster, and you're more efficient when you're drafting behind somebody else's effort," he explained.
In this situation, he said, it pans out as "the Pentagon, the State Department, and the CIA cutting the win for American investments and enterprise all over the world."
Nikki Haley notoriously served as the ambassador of the United Nations. A recent report done by Axios revealed that Dimon is fond of Haley's grasp of the economy, and her views on how business and government can work together to create economic growth.
Benz illustrated how Wall Street and investment banks rely on the military-industrial sectors of the US government such as the Pentagon to pave the way for major US companies to grow and trade globally, hence why it would make sense Dimon and JP Morgan are backing Nikki Haley.
It was also reported earlier in November that Dimon was quietly holding private meetings with Haley reportedly surrounding the global economy.
Watch the full episode below.
Mike Benz joined Jack Posobiec on his show, Human Events Daily, Tuesday in which he explained that "Wall Street drafts off the battering ram of the Pentagon" when Posobiec posited, "Why would Wall Street be getting behind the candidate of the military-industrial complex?"
The Pentagon, Benz explained, is the largest agency in the federal government and employer in the United States as well as "the only one with an unbridled license to kill in terms of the entire rest of the world."
Benz gave the analogy: "You never want to be first in a bike race until the very end because the person who goes first cuts the win."
"You go faster, and you're more efficient when you're drafting behind somebody else's effort," he explained.
In this situation, he said, it pans out as "the Pentagon, the State Department, and the CIA cutting the win for American investments and enterprise all over the world."
Nikki Haley notoriously served as the ambassador of the United Nations. A recent report done by Axios revealed that Dimon is fond of Haley's grasp of the economy, and her views on how business and government can work together to create economic growth.
Benz illustrated how Wall Street and investment banks rely on the military-industrial sectors of the US government such as the Pentagon to pave the way for major US companies to grow and trade globally, hence why it would make sense Dimon and JP Morgan are backing Nikki Haley.
It was also reported earlier in November that Dimon was quietly holding private meetings with Haley reportedly surrounding the global economy.
Watch the full episode below.
