Hold on. If they were playing these videos for the regulators live, as it sounds like they were, they would have known the key segments weren't shown, right?

Hold on. If they were playing these videos for the regulators live, as it sounds like they were, they would have known the key segments weren't shown, right? So they'd still have a duty to point out those details, because they'd know the regulators hadn't seen them? Edit: this reminds me of kids intentionally corrupting their .doc files when mailing to teachers, so they could get an extension. Sounds like the kind of lie that, if proper forensics could be carried out, should result in serious jail time.