practice was it to protect the big names on wall street spoiler alert yes because we also talked with mr geary about one of his current whistle blowing clients that would be darcy flynn now mr flynn was helping to manage as he sees records and he found the f.c.c. was destroying records the practice of destroying investigatory files has been going on since one nine hundred ninety three mr flynn alerted the authorities at the national archives and then the white wash began there's also a revolving door in shadow regulatory stuff so check it out and coming up period digs into the fine print of whistle blowing and just how the perception of these individuals has changed over the decades from ellsberg to manning finally billion dollar of regular stands to actual battle the question of whether wall street culture is a democrat systemic or simply psychopathic they tune. dramas that tries to be ignored. stories others through a few posts in the. third since changing the world. so picture of states. on different from runs to. joke to. you. the worst for the whole thing. i don't. want. to have you ever

bush and mr geary supervisor warned him that mack was untouchable due to his political connections so peak watts attorneys met with as you see director of enforcement and the result of the case would be the first narrowed and then next testimony. was delayed so the statute of limitations which we've been talking about for mack eventually ran out and mr geary complained he complained about political clout and this was a big mistake because he was promptly fired for it earlier i spoke with mr geary about his experience here's what he had to say. was fired. the senate finance committee and the senate judiciary committee heard about the firing and heard about the investigation the senate opened an investigation of the f.c.c. that went on for eighteen months. in august of two thousand and seven the senate issued a joint report by the two committees the two committees found that the f.c.c. . had given deferential treatment preferential treatment because of his status as a prominent wall street member of the elite and because i had pushed back after i was told that you know we he was off bal

geary street and convenient for people to drive down to the garages. there is more history and we have more time today. thank you very much. >> mr. chairman that's the last person that turned in a speaker card. >> thank you very much. >> is there anyone else? >> okay. come forward please. >> art, you wanted to talk about item 14 on the agenda. we're not there yet. we're on item nine. >> we will be there shortly. >> [inaudible] >> okay. thank you. >> all right moving on the consent calendar. these items are considered to be routine and enacted by a single act by the board unless an item is requested to be severed. mr. chairman i have no requests.mot further discussion? all in favor say aye? the ayes have it and before we leave public comment and there are a couple of things and with the large vehicles and the july 15 date and start enforcement and represented here that's not the case, so i would be interesting hearing back on that at some point and members consenting. director reiskin. >> i would be happy to report back. it's my understanding there are four tickets issued in error and will be invalidated. >> do the people know tha