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>> the too big to fail, unfortunately it's a complicated economic model which says that some companies, and i agree with you, not necessarily the ones you are discussing my be such a devastating fallout if you prosecute them. that got mischaracterized, too big to jail. the reality. >> steve: why is it mischaracterized as too big to jail? nobody has been jail. >> what happened really, on your point about the elite connections, i don't disagree. prosecutors very often are very jealous. the matter spinning out of the enron case was a huge bargain blow to the u.s. department of justice. author ind...

>> the too big to fail, unfortunately it's a complicated economic model which says that some companies, and i agree with you, not necessarily the ones you are discussing my be such a devastating fallout if you prosecute them. that got mischaracterized, too big to jail. the reality. >> steve: why is it mischaracterized as too big to jail? nobody has been jail. >> what happened really, on your point about the elite connections, i don't disagree. prosecutors very often are very jealous. the matter spinning out of the enron case was a huge bargain blow to the u.s. department of justice. author ind...

>> the too big to fail, unfortunately it's a complicated economic model which says that some companies, and i agree with you, not necessarily the ones you are discussing my be such a devastating fallout if you prosecute them. that got mischaracterized, too big to jail. the reality. >> steve: why is it mischaracterized as too big to jail? nobody has been jail. >> what happened really, on your point about the elite connections, i don't disagree. prosecutors very often are very jealous. the matter spinning out of the enron case was a huge bargain blow to the u.s. department of justice. author ind...

Kind of policing in these energy markets. and to mr. mccullough in oregon, we couldn't thank him enough in the northwest. because when the federal entities in charge of electricity failed to investigate fully the enron case, mr. mccullough provided crucial evidence by investigating tapes and documentation on behalf of our utilities in the northwest that proved successful in saving our consumers over $1 billion. so i could tell you, he's done great work before. and he's a first to admit that what we really need now is the department of justice to use their full power and get to the bottom of th...

And the doj use the power that is in current statute, although relatively new, to do the same kind of policing in these energy markets and to mr. mccullough in oregon, we couldn't thank him enough in the northwest. because when the federal entities in charge of electricity failed to investigate fully the enron case, mr. mccullough provided crucial evidence by investigating tapes and documentation on behalf of our utilities in the northwest that proved successful in saving our consumers over $1 billion. so i can tell you he's done great work before, and he's the first to admit that what we real...