Madoff says his victims were 'greedy'  By Aaron Smith, CNNMoney
staff writer  NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- In his second jailhouse
interview, Wall Street scammer Bernard Madoff told a reporter
that his victims were "greedy" and the U.S. government is a
"Ponzi scheme," though he insisted that he's a "good person."
"Everyone was greedy," said Madoff, according to New York
Magazine. "I just went along. It's not an excuse."  Madoff
loaded the interview with caveats, claiming that he told
investors they were better off investing in government bonds and
that he warned them, "I could go crazy and do something stupid."
Of his burned investors, Madoff reportedly said, "Now if you
listen to [them,] they're living out of Dumpsters and they don't
have any money, and I'm sure it's a traumatic experience to
some, but I made a lot of money for people. Does it justify it,
no?"  He also claimed that the hedge funds and banks were
complicit.  During a series of a dozen telephone interviews with
reporter Steve Fishman, Madoff expla