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and not letting wall street write their own rules. that is not what governor romney and the republicans want to do. neither the justice department nor the u.s. attorney s office in new york city would comment on published report that criminal charges are unlikely in the m.f. global scandal. ten-month investigation of m.f. global which lost $1 billion of customer investments on risky european debt reportedly found no evidence of fraud. but rather evidence of poor risk management and disorganization. for m.f. global former chief, political insider, one-time democratic governor and former senator, jon corzine seemed full of regret when he testified before his old colleagues in december. let me be clear. it never gave any instruction to misuse customer funds. i never intended anyone at m.f. global to misuse customer funds. republicans and notably fellow democrats voice blunt criticism. this is a glaring, glaring example of why the american people are rapidly losing
global may be gone for good. mf global is the brokerage firm that filed for bankruptcy about a month ago. up to $1.2 billion in customer investments is still missing and feared gone. sources tell the fox business network varies are now coming to the conclusion that all that cash is gone, unrecoverable. this comes as some of mf global s former employees are suing their one time boss jon corzine. they say he and other executives at mf global didn t come clean about bad bets on europe s finances. the company went under after betting more than $6 billion on european debt. and the workers who are suing say executives told them there was only minimal risk associated with this gamble. but the wall street journal, which is owned by the parent company of our network, has a report today that indicates executives were well aware of the risks that they were taking. doug mckelway with the news. he is live in washington this evening. one executive reportedly, at least we re learning today, warned