JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has refuted allegations that the bank closes customer accounts based on political or religious beliefs. Speaking on Fox News' Sunday Morning Futures, Dimon emphasized that account closures are not influenced by personal beliefs, addressing complaints from public figures like Devin Nunes and Jack Mallers. Dimon also advocated for regulatory changes, criticizing the current debanking rules as customer-unfriendly and calling for reduced reporting burdens. This comes after President Trump signed an order in August directing banking regulators to review debanking claims from crypto firms and conservative groups.