of what's wrong with wall street. the news of the boesky indictment was like the bombshell of the decade on wall street. what do we call greed the day before an indictment is filed, if you get my meaning? i'm afraid recently, we've called it success -- that some of the people who have now turned out to have been engaged in criminal activity, such as ivan boesky, were being hailed as heroes while they were at the peak of their careers. green: millions of america's small investors have been appalled at the boesky affair. i think they should get every one of them, put them in jail. jensen: since 1984, there had been more than 48 cases of insider trading brought by new york's u.s. attorney rudolph giuliani. back then, rudy had the aura, essentially, of being the best man in law enforcement without a cape. maybe we can't catch all of them, but we sure as heck can deliver a message, which is if you do get caught, you are gonna lose your liberty. you're gonna go to prison. today, as the prospect of a much wider scandal seems certain, the market was off more than 40 points. this after it was learned that ivan boesky was talking,