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And in this crisis, where it's clear that large-scale fraud has occurred, it is extremely alarming and depressing that there has not been a single criminal prosecution. BLOCK: Well, if you look at the one prosecution that there has been, a high-profile prosecution of the two Bear Stearns hedge fund managers on fraud, they were both acquitted and acquitted very quickly by a jury in New York. And people looking at that case say it's not so easy to make these cases. Mr. FERGUSON: Well, it depends how hard you try. First of all, they were, by investment banking standards, not terribly high-level executives. There has not been a single prosecution of a senior financial services executive, either in investment of commercial banking. Secondly, that prosecution shows several things about the weakness of the government's efforts and the role of the economics discipline. One reason that they were acquitted was that Glenn Hubbard was paid $100, 000 to testify in their defense. It's a very common thing for professors of economics to testify as expert witnesses in both civil and criminal cases.
What sticks in the craw is having to touch one's forelock to nonentities whose only achievement has been to profit from a dysfunctional and often overtly corrupt Washington-Wall Street nexus that, in the space of little more than a single generation, has turned the greatest economy in history into a whimpering, debt-ridden basket case. All this brings to mind Justice Louis Brandeis's aphorism that sunlight is the best disinfectant. Brandeis also said something else of relevance to Romney's Wall Street-friendly mindset: "We must make our choice. We may have democracy, or we may have wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can't have both. "
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This squares oddly with Hubbard's statement when interviewed for Inside Job: "I don't do much consulting in the financial services industry. I do have some directorships, but the income from those would be modest compared to my other income. " "Modest, " it turns out, is a relative term. According to Ferguson, Hubbard's income from three financial directorships alone comes to more than $700, 000 a year. Hubbard's income from these directorships is disclosed under SEC rules but he is not obliged to disclose other income from connections with more than two dozen other financial services corporations. Ferguson concludes that Hubbard's total take from the financial services industry is far more than $700, 000 a year. Yet in the Inside Job interview, Hubbard implied that he earned more from writing textbooks than from his financial services connections. Ferguson reveals that Hubbard has refused to provide a copy of a Federal financial disclosure form submitted in 2001 (when Hubbard went to work for the George W. Bush administration).
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Host Melissa Block speaks with director Charles Ferguson about his latest film, "Inside Job, " a documentary about the downfall of Wall Street. Ferguson says he underestimated the level of unethical and fraudulent behavior he would come across. ROBERT SIEGEL, host: From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel. MELISSA BLOCK, host: And I'm Melissa Block. "Inside Job, " that's the title of a new documentary about the global economic crisis of 2008 that led to global recession. The film is a searing look at the financial industry, the big players and the culture that led to the meltdown. (Soundbite of film, "Inside Job") Unidentified Man #1: We're dealing with Type A personalities, and Type A personalities know everything in the world. Unidentified Man #2: Banking can became a pissing contests, you know, mine's bigger than yours, this kind of stuff. It was all (unintelligible) incidental. Unidentified Man #3: Fifty-billion-dollar deals were not large enough. So we'd do $100-billion deals.
What were the revelations for you? Mr. FERGUSON: I started doing research for the film in the fall of 2008, and when we were already filming, in the middle of 2009, the world first learned, and we were among the first to learn, actually, that not only had the investment banks been creating and selling securities that they frequently knew were defective and likely to go bad, but they had been in fact designing them to go bad so that they could profit by betting against them. And if somebody had told me that in the fall of 2008, that this had gone on on a huge scale, tens of billions of dollars, I would have said no, that's just too extreme. People don't do that. And if you do do it, you would go to jail. They did do it, and nobody's gone to jail. BLOCK: You include a scene from a Senate hearing, where Senator Carl Levin is interrogating some of the top executives of Goldman Sachs about, well, is this ethical? Do you have a problem with this? Mr. FERGUSON: Yes. And this is after Senator Levin has read from memos in which people describe deals as being crappy and so on.