President vs America's Biggest Bank Inside Trump's Explosive JPMorgan Lawsuit | George Will

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What happens when the President of the United States takes on the biggest bank in America? George Will On January 22, 2026, President Donald Trump filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase and CEO Jamie Dimon, accusing the bank of closing his accounts because of his political views. The case brings national attention to a growing and controversial issue known as “debanking”—when banks shut down accounts they consider risky, often without explanation. This video breaks down: Why JPMorgan closed Trump’s accounts after January 6, 2021 What “debanking” really means and who it affects The legal claims Trump is making under Florida law JPMorgan’s defense and the role of regulators How this case could impact everyday Americans, small businesses, and free access to the financial system This isn’t just about Trump or Wall Street. It’s about who controls access to money and what happens when powerful institutions decide you’re too risky, too controversial, or too costly to keep.

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