Joseph Stiglitz on WNYC (audio): "There was a party going on and the regulators did not want to be a party pooper."
Andrew Ross Sorkin on WNYC (audio): "Most of these people, frankly, are to blame... Really, the blame is so far across the board... You'd have to build a new jail... You really would. It's that difficult."
Rewind: Somehow, Kaptur: "Wall Street and Washington Is a Circuit"
Fast forward: Feb. 3, 2010: WNYC: Eliot Spitzer discusses the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, the current state of Wall Street, and what regulations might prevent banks from taking the kind of dangerous risks that caused the crisis.
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