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At Last, Bernie Madoff Gives Back
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Frank Rich says the bankruptcy trustee in the Madoff case may do what the Financial Inquiry Commission failed to do, and what the Pecora Senate investigation of 1933 accomplished. Michael Lewis, author of "The Big Short," said of the efforts to prevent a future crisis on MSNBC: "I feel like we're living in a house built on sand because we did'nt reform the system." By not holding people accountable their is risk of the same behaviours recurring. By saying everything went wrong in general Shakespearean terms the Financial Inquiry Commission report did not accomplish the purpose of its investigation.
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Phil Angelides, California state Treasurer, heads the commission. The commission will attempt to get at the roots of the financial crisis, keep the public informed about why this happened, and bring those who violated laws to the attention of the nation's law enforcement agencies.
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