Your statement is true. Yet it fails to stir the crowd before you—its members already know that American corporate law is far from perfect.
You nod toward a third journalist, and he stands.
"Anton Clark, of Sophic Investor," he says.
"Somebody from your TV show already asked a question," you say, not without humor. "Don't get greedy."
He smiles, then goes on, "It concerns me that MetaHuman has appointed a complete unknown as CEO at such a dangerous time. Aren't you simply being used as a scapegoat—somebody to point the finger at when the company inevitably crumbles?"
Are you a patsy? It's a question that's been lurking at the back of your mind since Winston offered you the job.