that s what seems so unfair to most americans. how can you be pushing something out the door that you re betting against? how can you be calling customers and saying, buy this, when the whole time you re hoping that the thing tanks? now they would argue that all they re doing is creating a market. that they re just a bookie, but it s like letting the quarterback bet on the game he s playing in. that s what it s like. you know what i liked about today is you folks had the evidence. you had the e-mails. let s take a look now this is a montage as we call it in our business of you, the members of the committee, asking the right questions today. let s listen. goldman s actions demonstrate that it often saw its clients not as valuable customers, but as objects for its own profit. there s no doubt their behavior was unethical. and the american people will render a judgment as well as the courts. it s the la la land of ledger entries. it s not investment in a business that has a go