This will not go far and will end in disappointment for Der Dotard. Being heavily regulated, commercial banks cast a suspicious eye on most of their customers because (1) they have to by law and regulation, and (2) shareholders require such for any institution which extends credit and holds customer deposits. In short, banks have to be careful.

The Trump legal stooges will show up in court in their short skirts, push-up bras and empty heads. They will be faced with legal heavyweights who will suffocate the plaintiffs in their arguments.

JP Morgan still carries the reputation for probity from its founder, a titan of finance who served as a de facto Fed Chair, before there was a Federal Reserve. The defense to be put forth will be withering, and Der Dotard will slink away from his case sooner than later...