But he was also eager to sound a warning about current corporate practices. “The last reason I’m here,” he continued, “is because, in my opinion, the problem today is ten times worse than when Enron had its implosion. . . . The things that Enron did, and that I did, are being done today, and in many cases they’re being done in such a manner that makes me blush—and I was the CFO of Enron.”
