> Just because the desk that deals with DOJ did it wrong doesn't mean the desk that deals with FDA did. But...they did. They didn't disclose their conflicts, u

> Just because the desk that deals with DOJ did it wrong doesn't mean the desk that deals with FDA did. But...they did. They didn't disclose their conflicts, unless the FDA is lying for some inexplicable reason. Again, it's in the article, it's not that long. > You see these kinds of complicated, seemingly conflicting, relationships in high finance all the time. You sure do. > it's a non-issue because of how these companies are structured These companies are structured to make money by any means necessary. Just a few years ago McKinsey corrupted government officials and used them to get contracts with utilities and infrastructure providers. Was there a firewall between the government desk and the utilities desk?