matter. you have gentlemen who have spent their lives working on these issues, they know them well. these are highly complicated questions. the last thing i want is unintended consequences, no matter how well intended, with too big to fail, consumer protection, dealing with exotic instruments, all of the other matters, corporate governance issues, but we think we're on the right track, and the public really wants us to address these issues, and they deserve an answer. >> jim cramer. >> senator, i totally agree with you. there's much that's good here. i think we could really make good changes. sarbanes-oxley was a success. and one of the reasons why it was, if not good for small companies but certainly for big companies, is that the justice department had a task force which was simultaneously explaining "a," going after the ne'er-do-wells, enron, where does the justice department task force, now that we have the lehman report which shows repeated violations of sarbanes-oxley? >> i suspect you're going to see it, jim, in that area. and clearly this ought to heighten the interest of members here as we learn more about the lehman issues here.