then came back and brought in charles mitchell, a tall, distinguished looking banker.e had been an adviser to presidents harding, coolidge and hoover. he came with a large retinue of bank officials. and he was very supremely confident that he was going to come out of this with no trouble. pecora laid out with his bank has done, including selling short his own stock. including the fact mitchell had not paid income tax for years. he had written off as lawsuits. and a whole bunch of irregularities. in those days, the stockbroker companies were part of the banks. whenever the bank had a bad acid, it turned it over to a stockbroker which sold it to unsuspecting investors. so they were unloading that stocks. they documented all this. one by one, the retinue that were around charles mitchell disappeared. and the bank fired him. while he was testifying. and there was a huge headlines in the newspapers, big shock. and this really showed there was substance to it regularly for wall street. wall street was unregulated at this time. it was like a private club rather than a public