CNBC: 'Jon Corzine Is A Criminal And He Belongs In Prison'

Must watch TV.

"I'm 100% convinced he is a criminal, and he does belong in jail."

Rick Santelli and James Koutoulas react to the House report on MF Global released last month.  Excellent discussion all the way to the end.  CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler and Goldman Sachs get trashed.  Bart Chilton is lauded.

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CNBC details the House report:

Solid summary from Kayla Tausche.

Comments

[DailyBail]

MF Global customers sue PricewaterhouseCoopers

http://www.cnbc.com/id/49700491

[JosephConrad]

No question Corzine is a criminal for his actions regarding the downfll of MFG. Yet JPMC and Goldman Sachs have committed similar acts numerous times and escaped scrutiny and adjudication. Granted, lal 3 are major contributors to both political parties. Yet all three have absolutely NO respect for the Rule of law or for those they fleece and have fleeced. indeed, JPMC, Godlman sachs, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, BOA and CitiCorp are not jsut 'Too Big to Fail'. They're 'Too Big to Be LEGAL!

[SKINFLINT]

Barnhardt had mentioned that MF was running the bankruptcy incorrectly. There was some technicality that I did not quite catch. I will have to listen to what she says about this and try to post it here.

[SKINFLINT]

DB. I know that you are not a big fan of A Barnhardt. This vid is worth listening to. Hits the nail on the head. Pulls no punches and is straight forward. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-6dO0SQB3U An interview with Jim Puplova.

[SKINFLINT]

Well here is a guy who left his gubmnent job early. Took a lump sum payment and some severence and went into a consulting arrangement to save the company some money. Sound familiar.http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/frontpage/2012/1117/1224326705467.html

[john]

I love these photo's...

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-11-18/protesting-spanish-cops-forgive-us-not-arresting-those-truly-responsible-crisis-bank

We have the same problem here but I don't see any officers protesting.

[SKINFLINT]

But wait, it gets even better. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-11-14/tax-exempt-firm-gets-600-million-profit-flying-first-class.html