Big banks vs. politics heats up again. A high-profile figure recently slammed JPMorgan, claiming the institution severed ties after January 6, and now legal action is being planned within two weeks. But here's where it gets messy—the Wall Street Journal published a story suggesting he was offered a government role at the bank's helm. He's pushing back hard, calling the report false. The whole situation highlights the ongoing tension between traditional finance and political figures, raising questions about banking policies and deplatforming practices in the financial sector. This kind of institutional friction has become a flashpoint in broader debates about financial access and corporate independence.