someone in new york state, you know majority leader but it seems like these institutions are very very very hard to change. >> i think that's a very important point. it's clear when the attorney general and the acting u.s. attorney and others announced this, they clearly had their eye on this ball as we do in investigating corruption in new york. catching bad guys is good. the goal has to be reformed. it has to be changing systems and conduct so that there aren't more bad guys to catch. i've come out with comprehensive ethics reform proposals in connection with cases we bring to send the message. there are only two paths for it. either you have more indictments and further erosion of public confidence. in new york now 90% of those polled say corruption is a serious problem. i'm not sure how much -- how higher it has to go before people take action. the goal is not just to continue the prosecutions, but path one is more prosecutions. path two is real reform. same thing will go on in soccer and it's clear that the u.s.