Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, emphasized the need for action on deregulation delays during a recent interview. He highlighted that these delays are hindering market growth and negatively impacting investment potential. Cramer focused his criticism on the Biden administration’s restrictions on AI chip exports as an example, arguing they are stifling economic development in countries eager to adopt American technology. He questioned why the White House hasn’t swiftly rolled back these measures and criticized the lack of progress on repealing other regulations, including a cap on Wells Fargo assets. Cramer emphasized that the market is experiencing growth due to strong earnings from major banks like JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo. He also questioned why regulators haven’t approved Capital One’s purchase of Discover Financial Services despite the Department of Justice’s lack of opposition to the deal. His call for faster deregulation echoes a belief held by many that it will create an environment conducive to increased IPO activity and business expansion. A recent report suggests the White House is preparing to rapidly eliminate numerous regulations affecting sectors ranging from healthcare and food safety to workplace safety and transportation, underscoring the potential for significant deregulation in the coming months.