Ken Griffin is an entirely corrupt Wall Street nutcracker. Everybody in finance is afraid of him, so he can do whatever the hell he wants to do. Even if one of his employees were brave enough to blow the whistle on his criminal doings, it's unlikely that the regulators would act against him: he's too powerful to be controlled.
Occasionally, I can understand downvotes. I'm not a straight-down-the-conservative-line guy. I say what I think. But I do find it amusing when what is clearly irony (or something not meant seriously) is taken seriously. I shake my head.
All the best, sir.
I'm remembering the movie "Coogan's Bluff" (Clint Eastwood, 1968). A crazy old blonde New York lady is brought into the office of Lieutenant McElroy (played by Lee J. Cobb), accusing somebody of rape. Then she accuses the cop who brought her into the office of rape. McElroy dismisses her immediately, of course.
Somebody should post that scene to an E. Jean Carroll thread.
Will someone please ask Schiff to make public just one piece of information that shows he's correct? Just one.