GG + Jay Clayton telling you who they got into bed with

[HAL1000]

Isn't it nice to get funding from ETHIN CRIMINALS GARY - Also keep in mind:-

BUT THERE IS HOPE ON THE HORIZON

 

Edited May 22, 2022 by HAL1000

[Julian_Williams]

SEC slip deeper into scandal every week, for this reason I beleive there is a limit for how long they can delay settlement. 

Could still go on or months 

[woodman_73]

All of government is corrupt. The anti federalist were correct. The power of unchecked is to strong. The SEC is a perfect example of this

[woodman_73]

"For years on end, many wondered how it is possible that Gary Gensler allowed Wall Street firms to manipulate, rig, and otherwise abuse the US commodity market which he, as head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission from 2009 until 2014, was supposed to regulate.

Some, such as this website, suggested that what Gensler was doing was simply protecting his former colleagues from civil or criminal investigation and prosecution. After all Gensler is far better known for not only having worked at Goldman Sachs for 18 years most recently as co-head of finance, prior to joining the CFTC, but for becoming the youngest ever Goldman partner, at the tender age of 30.

Certainly, being the wealthiest member of the original Obama administration did not hurt: in 2009 the Wasingtonian reported his net assets as being between $15,533,000 and $61,745,000. We take the higher number. To be sure, he had been paid well at Goldman and now had a duty to his former employer: to keep Goldman (or any other Wall Street bank) off the hook of any regulatory investigation.

Overnight, this speculation was confirmed, and further explained why Gensler handled his former Wall Street colleagues with silk gloves: according to Bloomberg, “Hillary Clinton is planning to name Gary Gensler… as the chief financial officer of her campaign, according to a Democrat familiar with the decision.” And as hard as we try when reading the Bloomberg assertion that Gensler was “a strong advocate for strict Wall Street rules”, we can’t help but burst in laughter."