CNN reported earlier today that SEC Inspector General H. David Kotz and other SEC officials met with Bernie for three hours yesterday. 

The visit may have been instigated a request from Rep. Paul Kanjorski, chairman of a sub-committee on the securities industry, for a report on the SEC's investigation of Bernie. (Article available through Google News.)

Koch claims the SEC has already interviewed more than a hundred people and reviewed millions of email and other documents.

Yesterday, the SEC announced that it had settled civil charges against Bernie and banned him from the securities industry without Bernie admitting wrongdoing.

Bernie is scheduled for sentencing on June 29th. Yesterday, the DOJ postponed indicting Bernie's CPA, David Friehling, for another thirty days.

No word at all about Frank DiPascali's fate.

Where this case is going remains to be seen.