No, I learned that the SEC's Office of the Inspector General released a report detailed what they did for the last 6 months. Since the Inspector General of the

No, I learned that the SEC's Office of the Inspector General released a report detailed what they did for the last 6 months. Since the Inspector General of the SEC's job is to investigate the SEC, this is expected. If you read the actual report, it is barely scathing. Cuban tries to make it seem as if 6 out of 3500 employees doing something criminally wrong is a large number. Since that is less than 1%, I would like to seem competing numbers for other federal agencies. Also, the SEC cooperated fully with all investigations. See page 67 of the report: During this reporting period, there were no instances where information was refused.