David Sokol, who resigned in disgrace from Berkshire Hathaway in 2011, gets a completely free pass from the SEC.
Does it pay to know the right people, or what?
The Wall Street Journal said: "A spokesman for the SEC declined to comment."
Makes perfect sense.
Who is David Sokol and why should we care?
He's the guy the allegedly got a free pass for front running Berkshire shares (see article).
How did the alleged conversation possibly go down with Warren Buffett? See here.
