Not to mention, low interest rates gave banks 7 years to bolster their balance sheets. They have as much money as ever. It's really hard to see how Goldman gets

Not to mention, low interest rates gave banks 7 years to bolster their balance sheets. They have as much money as ever. It's really hard to see how Goldman gets penalized for this under that regime: "We're going to help you make tens of billions to recover and then we're going to charge you $5B for damages. I hope you've learned your lesson."