Sign of the Apocalypse: Madoff on regulation, investing

Although not necessarily a recent event, Bernard Madoff, the investment manager who allegedly ran a record-setting $50 billion Ponzi scheme, had the audacity to appear before an audience about a year ago to discuss securities regulation and wise investment practices -- all with a straight face no less. Watch the 33 minute video from YouTube after the jump. - Matthew Wurtzel

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