give goldman its due. and the company does have a statement out saying, the s.e.c. charges are completely unfounded in law and in fact, and would will vigorously contest them and defend the firm and its reputati reputation, so goldman saying, hey, we did nothing wrong. >> christine, you heard from eliot spitzer's office? >> that's right, eliot spitzer, the former new york governor, of course, known as the sheriff of wall street when he was the attorney general of new york, he basically said, look, this might be a new phase, a new page for the s.e.c. he's been very critical of the s.e.c., but he and other goldman critics are saying this is coming down -- it's coming down strong and hard on, you know, the gilded goldman sachs. >> yeah. >> this is the company that has managed to squeak through this whole financial crisis with its ceo standing up saying, you know, i -- i apologize, but we didn't really do anything wrong. >> yeah. >> and has been trying to really hold on to its reputation through all of this, even as people on main street have been saying this doesn't smell right to us. >> right. >> it doesn't smell right that