Companies are meeting today to decide if they are going to keep Andersen.

I was feeling it today, doing whatever was necessary to win. We've got a lot of guys who can get it done on any given night, and today it was my turn. I did what I had to do when I got the ball, and we're moving on.

Andersen appears to be doing everything it can to turn this around but nothing is stopping the train from roaring down the track.

Edwards wanted to follow Wadia and has been on the fast track for quite a while.

Salvatore's extremely capable. I'm surprised he didn't get the job permanently.

We are reaching a low point in the history of the profession. And as we eventually emerge from this it will be with a better profession, and a better financial market.