lo jailable.on- >> i want to show you a video that goes back to 2008, and it's richard fuld, whom you devote a whole chapter to, and then we can ask you about it. [video clip] >> you've been able to pocket close to half of a million dollars. is that fair? it is unimaginable to so many people. >> although it's still a large number, i think for the years that you are talking about here, i believe my cash compensation was close to $60 million which you have indicated here, and i believe the amount that i took out of the company over and above that was, i believe, a little bit less than $250 million. >> how does he fit into your book? >> i have a whole chapter about all the shenanigans that went on. but that particular episode was interesting for a number of reasons. first of all, there had been a whistle blower name oliver buddha who had gone to the s.e.c. about eight or nine months before that congressional hearing and told the s.e.c. that there were discrepancies in the way they were reporting his income and that his actual income was much higher than he was reporting to congressman wa

. >> let's go to richard fuld from the final chair and chief executive officer of lehman brothers.8, who spoke over the house of representatives oversight committee and was grilled about his own exorbitant earnings as the bank went under. this is committee chairman henry waxman questioning fuld. >> you have been able to pocket close to half $1 million. my question to you, a lot of people ask him is that fair for the ceo of the company that is now bankrupt to have made that kind of money? it is unimaginable to so many people. >> i would say to you, the 500 number is not accurate. i would say to you that, although it is still a large number, i think for the years you're talking about here, i believe my cash compensation was close to $60 million, which if indicated here. and i believe the amount i took out of the company over and above that, i believe, a little less than $250 million. >> your response to the last head of lehman brothers talking about his salary? >> first of all, there was a whistleblower within lehman brothers who wrote to the sec before lehman brothers collapsed, tal