Ike Sorkin, formerly of the SEC and DOJ and later a white collar criminal defense counsel, is best known for representing Bernie Madoff and Jordan Belfort. Alexandra Wrage and Mr. Sorkin discuss the differences between these well-known financial crimes and the institutional breakdowns that allowed the perpetrators to fly under the radar for so long.
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