second, concerns about what happened after arthur anderson. it put a chill in a lot of the investigations about the proper way to do it and instead, folks rely more on large fines. essentially, do not admit. people say they did not do anything wrong but will cut a check. we see that in a lot of fields, it is not just finance. that said, there has been investigations, fines, and reworking of the financial system. it is unfair and unfortunate that a lot of people got away with murder during this crisis, and over-criminalization of oferty and criminalization everyday life has expanded in the past couple of decades. i think we also want to think forward about how do we balance these needs. honestly, i am disturbed by it and i think it is very unfortunate and frustrating. guest: let me say, i share that frustration. i think there are some nuances of why it might see it slightly different, but i largely see at the same. i do not think people have been held to account and i do not think regulators who repeatedly bailed, i do not think anybody has bee