for that they threw the book at him. i feel like goldman s refusal to say, i m sorry for what i did, is why the sec came at them so hard. what i do find interesting is goldman is defending itself. typically goldman just lays down and plays the sleeping dog and says do whatever we want because goldman feels it has such a strong case. it is just ridiculous to go against the sec because what ll happen is that unless goldman gets a jury of its peers which is made up of 800 fifth avenue which i don t think you ll get because that s not what a jury looks like then i think goldman has to lose. we need some villains here. they re public enemy number one. not since mao have i seen a less sympathetic defendant. shouldn t lloyd blankfein obviously he s a bright guy. i m going to be the agent of change. i m not going to say this is a gray area. the sec is going after us. why don t you go after the other guys? i m going to say there is a lot broken here. we have a firm of tens of