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Summit House Restaurant
- Address:
2000 E Bastanchury Road
Fullerton, CA 92835Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Summit House Restaurant
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://summithouse.com/
- Phone: 7146714111
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday: 4:00pm-8:00pm, Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Tim Plumb
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Our Summit House Ballroom can accomadate up to 250 guest for your Special Dream Wedding or Event. Call our Catering office for details at 714-671-3092
- Entertainment: Piano nightly
A word from Summit House Restaurant
For Centuries the English Inn has earned a great reputation for Friendly faces, cozy rooms and cheery firesides. As soon as guests come to the Inn, the charming host and hostesses run to greet them. In front of a crackling fire one can partake of good hearty fare - the tankard is always full - the spit hung with roasting beefs - and a table heaped with sweets and such. The Inn keepers of the Summit House were inspired by the custom to create a hospitable place where friends could meet to eat, drink and delight in the views of North Orange County's countryside. To one and all, welcome!Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerSpecial Occasion
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
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Summit House Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
194 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.6
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (162)scenic view (155)romantic (107)good for groups (53)neighborhood gem (50)fit for foodies (42)great for lunch (31)great for outdoor dining (25)notable wine list (24)great for brunch (21)kid-friendly (11)late-night find (8)vibrant bar scene (7)hot spot (2)Show More
- Frequent customerbigeaterDined on 9/19/2014We often go to Summit House for birthdays, anniversaries, and other celebrations. The food is invariably well prepared and the servers are friendly and efficient. A must - try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday celebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/19/2014Last friday was my wife's birthday, and i took her and a few friends to your restaurant. We had an absolute wonderful experience from the valet parking to dessert. Your staff was friendly helpful and attentive. I loved the card signed by all the staff your waiter gave to my wife. What a great idea. We will vist again soon. thank youSpecial Features:
- newlyDined on 9/19/2014It was exactly what I was expecting. It was excellent.Special Features:
- the service was excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/17/2014Im really happy with our waitress, the food was good, not matching exactly the price. overall is a good spot for a nice dinnerSpecial Features:
- CelebrationspecialplaceDined on 9/10/2014Celebrated a birthday. Very nice card was on the table when we arrived. Birthday desert was awesome. The waitress was the best we have had in awhile. Would love to celebrate anything at such a lovely restaurant. Prime rib excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jm44Dined on 9/8/2014We generally celebrate our wedding anniversaries at the summit house. This nite was our 51st. I used the on line method for a reservation and it was very easy and effective. The "best wishes" card at the table was a nice touch. Unfortunately, my wife said the pork chop she ordered was not as good as she expected and was unable to finish it. Everything else was fine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/7/2014This place is my favorite place for prime rib. The creamed corn is perfect. The French onion soup was delish. So was the cabbage leek soup. Exceptional service. Could not ask for anything more.Special Features:
- Much improvedOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/3/2014Noise level in main room has been my big complained for years, but on this visit we were seated in the smaller dining area and the noise level was very satisfactory. We could actually have a conversation. On my next visit I will request the same seating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as usualhungrycatVIPDined on 9/2/2014Chose the Summit to celebrate our anniversary and were not disappointed. Superior food, service, and ambiance. The chicken was excellent and the seafood special ( sole) was exceptional. After learning it was our anniversary, our waiter, Noah, brought a small candle lit dessert that was just perfect to top off our evening.Special Features:
- BigeaterVIPDined on 8/31/2014The food and atmosphere was great, but the portion size of the main entree appeared to be small with respect for the price paid. For example, for the price paid for the prime rib I and my date had, we could have gone to Gulliver's restaurant in Irvine which gives a larger portion sizes of prime rib entrees for the same prices.Special Features:
- NoisyJazzbuffDined on 8/30/2014The only complaint is the noise level. Six people at the table on the main floor. Talking to three after the dinner mentioned that the noise level was so high that they could not hear the person sitting next to them. The tables were close together. Perhaps some noise reduction material on the ceilings would help.Special Features:
- Beautiful view amd ambience.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/29/2014Beautiful view, ambience, great service and loved the piano music.Special Features:
- WonderfulSandDined on 8/29/2014We celebrate our wedding anniversaries there. This was our sixth one. Food, service, view, all good. Prices are higher than before, but worth every bit of it. Will be returning.Special Features:
- Wonderful for specal lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/29/2014One of the only really nice restaurants that is open for lunch. Romantic and great foodSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014I was a first time customer, recommended to me by a friend, it was an excellent experience for my and my wife, as i was looking for a great place to take my wife on her birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for LunchBillVIPDined on 8/27/2014The Summit House is a great place for lunch. The restaurant has a lovely ambience, good service and good food all at the typical Orange County price level (i.e. high). Highly recommend as the location for a casual lunch with friends and family.Special Features:
- LovelyMerryDined on 8/26/2014My husband and I celebrated our 53rd anniversary there this week. We've been going there for many years for special occasions. We believe the restaurant has never faltered in their food and service over those years and has probably improved.Special Features:
- Pleasant experienceAlexDined on 8/25/2014The main dining hall is expansive and sedate (upon opening for dinner). The piano playing was pleasant and unobtrusive. As the tables filled throughout the evening the sound level increased but remained at a level that allowed relaxed conversation across a broad, round table. The service was somewhat informal but efficient and professional. The wine list has been reasonably rounded out to complement the food courses offered. Of the food, the double rib pork chop stood out for preserving a flavorful tenderness within a fully cooked through meat. The English trifle dessert topped off a celebratory evening with swirls of moist, rum infused pastry separated by veins of custard and strawberries that combined into a taste delight.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A bit disappointing...FoodieDined on 8/24/2014The service was absolutely impeccable - friendly but professional, very well timed, etc. BUT - dinner was disappointing; actually, more than a bit. The menu choices - not as varied as one might have hoped; Bloody Marys were poorly seasoned; prime rib was very fatty for that cut; creamed spinach flavorless. Yorkshire pud was fine, SH salad decent; breads tasty but poorly presented (!). On the other hand, the dessert sampler was VERY nice, a lovely treat. Recently I've been there mainly for luncheons - not for dinner in about 2 years - seems like dinner has gone downhill in that time span. Finally, the noise level was most unpleasant - rather than "energetic" I would call it "excessive" - not a great way to enjoy our anniversary dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NancyDCherokeeRoseDined on 8/23/2014The food was superb, the service exemplary. The view is a bonus, but overall, this is my favorite restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- spankySpankyDined on 8/21/2014Enjoyed our dinner and the exceptional service. Great atmosphere for a special event and an excellent choice for a great meal and a business discussion. Probably one of the best places you can go for Prime Rib!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Why?cookieDined on 8/20/2014I always question why, especially in steak houses, are the steak knives almost as sharp as the butter knives? Also, why is good warm bread served with butter that is so hard it can't be cut or spread?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary to rememberoldfogeynfogeyetteDined on 8/18/2014In addition to the excellent food, great view, enjoyable ambiance and attentive service, we were treated to extra kindnesses because it was our anniversary. We received a beautiful card signed by all the staff and a lovely dessert we had not expected. This is one of the best restaurant experiences ever, particularly the prime rib and the creamed corn. We have never had better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great special occasion restaurantBunchbeDined on 8/16/2014Great restaurant. Great food, service and food. We did have to wait 15 minutes past our reservation time before being seated, however, and it was very loud and crowded, but overall it was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 4 for dinner/Thursday evedoreenDined on 8/14/2014The prime rib and Halibit fish were wonderful along with the oviounceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time visitRalphdiDined on 8/14/2014We were seated promptly for lunch on our visit and the staff was very friendly and courteous. Our server was excellent and helpful. Summit House met or exceeded our expectations and we were very satisfied with our experience.Special Features:
- vegetarian dishesFamily93Dined on 8/13/2014My family and friends enjoyed our evening except for one thing, no vegetarian options were available. This was very disappointing and when we asked our server all she could offer was mac and cheese and brussel sprouts with BACON.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not excitingwdkatleastfourcharactersDined on 8/12/2014Service was slow. Had to ask for water. We were seated quickly. Prime Rib was a little chewy. Why does the review have to be at least fifty characters in length?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as good as it used to bedissatisfiedDined on 8/9/2014The Summit House used to be stellar. Now, the food quality has gone down while the prices have gone up ($63 for the average-tasting ribeye and $48 for four small, fat-filled lamb chops). The quality of service has also taken a hit. I recommend going elsewhere.
- Return Visit was great!Lov2eatwellDined on 8/8/2014We have come to Summitt House several times and they never disappoint. Great food and service, and a great view to boot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A place that does in disappointHUNGRYDined on 8/7/2014I am recovering from hip surgery & wanted to take a friend to lunch who had been very helpful to me. We have both been to summit house & enjoyed it so decided on that for a late lunch. It was relaxed, comfortable & just perfect for a leisurely meal. And the food was excellent, I look forward to returning.Special Features:
- Food was lacking!MaxwelDined on 8/7/2014I loved the restaurant setting, and the main dining room was magnificent. Every thing was great except the food!Special Features:
- Classic Steak House CuisineCJZViewDined on 8/5/2014A beautiful meal with lovely atmosphere. We enjoyed a cocktail before getting seated and had a nice time exploring the menu since it was our first time dining at the Summit House. The menu is not extensive, they specialize in the items they serve. We shared the crab cakes and iceberg wedge salad. Both were wonderfully delicious. The petite filet was one of the best filets I have eaten with an exceptional port wine reduction sauce. My dining partner had the prime rib and she enjoyed it though it was quite rare. Their specialty creamed corn was nice, but not exceptional. The side of mushrooms was a nice addition to our meal. Our "Duo" dessert was delicious! Not much of a wine list to speak of. Excellent Service Staff!Special Features:
- Birthday celebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/4/2014Celebrated a special birthday with my husband and found it to be amazing. The food was all great, the outdoor dining was amazing with a great view. The server was good and prompt with his service. We both had amazing prime rib.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to celebrateMacksDined on 8/1/2014My wife and I have been dinning here for the past 17 years for her birthday. Over the years we have started eating their to celebrate our anniversary. Why do I mention this? Because ther are many restaurants to eat at and celebrate but only one that does it with this style that is reasonably priced with the best prime rib around.Special Features:
- Always nice at the Summit HouseTedTDined on 8/1/2014We come here on occasion, and it is always great food and service. This time we brought our kids (age 8 and 6) to dinner with my parents for a nice extended family dinner. It was nice to see that they had a children's menu with a good selection. Everything else was great as usual.Special Features:
- DELICIOUS!JBRUNERVIPDined on 7/29/2014THOUROUGHLY ENJOYED MY EXPERIENCE AT THE SUMMIT HOUSE. THE RESTAURANT IS VERY ELEGANT AND HAS A GORGEOUS VIEW. THE ENTIRE STAFF WAS GENUINELY FRIENDLY AND VERY ACCOMMODATING. HIGHLY RECOMMEND TAKING YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!Special Features:
- Almost PerfectjustginnyDined on 7/29/2014Service and food was great. I found a hair in my fish with first bite. No big deal I understand everything is locally grown and very fresh. Waitress brought me a nice dessert to compensate for hairy fish. Actually in spite of the first bite meal was delicious.Special Features:
- The Summit House is a WinnerFunFoodFanDined on 7/27/2014We had a wonderful dinner at the Summit House. The beef was excellent, the service was very friendly and professional, and we were particularly pleased that they graciously accommodated our dietary needs. With the view, service and wonderful food, the Summit House is a great spot for a special occasion or just a great prime rib.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic SpotFood4ThoughtDined on 7/26/2014Celebrated my girlfriend's birthday here. For my girlfriend's birthday, I made a special request to be seated next to a window so that we can enjoy the scenery while eating dinner. When we got there, they not only gave us the perfect spot but gave my girlfriend a birthday card signed by all the restaurant staff. Very thoughtful of the restaurant to do that but I was hoping they would also throw a free desert with a candle on top like how other restaurants do. The prime rib was divine and the sides of cream corn and spinach was delicious. Overall a very enjoyable night.Special Features:


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A Conversation with Dumpstaphunk's Ivan Neville
Posted by Alexandra Voigt on 03/07 at 02:14 PM
The evening showing of Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk at State College's State Theatre February 23rd culminated with a prospering finish. I, along with the surrounding surveyors in the theatre, have acquired an even more intense addiction to the fervent funk so eloquently executed by the band all night. Yet, although the performance has seemingly been cut short in the onlookers' eyes, I am stir crazy for what's about to come.
Throughout the night I have been anxiously anticipating and (I hate to admit) have felt "butterflies in the stomach" nervous about the idea of a potential, brief interview with front man, Ivan Neville. Son to Aaron Neville, a vocalist for the famous soul group The Neville Brothers, (which Ivan also played in for several years), Ivan has lived a culturally rich and musical life out of New Orleans since 1959. Therefore, he can be extremely intimidating to a simple music fanatic like myself.
To my pleasant surprise, he turns out to be quite the contrary. I don't have to search long before I run into the talented musician by the "merch" table.
Ivan Neville could possibly be one of the most openly friendly and outgoing people I have ever had the chance to meet. Before I even attempt my own introduction, Ivan promptly throws out his right hand to shake mine and continues on to introduce himself and ask if I enjoyed the show. That answer is pretty obvious.
After handing me a free Dumpstaphunk t-shirt—to which Ivan earlier joked to the audience, "It looks great on all the women!," seeing as how the wording is conveniently displayed across the chest of the shirt—Ivan directs me backstage. While the other four band members are scrambling around and chatting with the members of Atlas Soundtrack, I jump into some brief questions for Ivan.
Purposely trying to avoid mentioning his age, Ivan describes his relationship with the other musicians in the band as "long term." Guitarist, Ian Neville, is another son of The Neville Brothers' Art, and a cousin to Ivan.
At one point Ian walks over and pokes fun at Ivan for the countless kernels of popcorn sporadically thrown on and around Ivan, obviously nowhere near his mouth. The bassist, Nick Daniels, sports a Jimi Hendrix shirt and grew up with Ivan since meeting him at the age of ten.
Ivan says Tony Hall, the second bassist, compliments and constitutes that characteristic aggressive bassline when mixed with Daniels' bass. Then, as I look over, Tony Hall appears in the doorway. So I ask the two where their true inspiration derived from, besides the evident influence of The Neville Brothers. The two then indulge about Curtis Mayfield and The Impressions and the many trends of early R&B and soul.
Ivan compares the old, innovative artists of the 1940s and 1950s and the birth of rock-and-roll to unoriginal music today. I agreed with him in that an innocent passion and love for writing and playing music is very rare today. It is now a drive for money and power and fame.
"The artistic part (of music) is suffering," says Ivan, "a lot of today's influential artists look back to the innovators—the people who first invented and created that distinct sound and continued to add on to it, shaping it."
We both felt that most lyrics and melodies can be meaningless and monotonous, and therefore putting effort into the production of a song is almost unheard of.
Today's generation of music is pretty conforming and identical to each other. "It's not as easy to find a great, original band that's in it for the art and for the fun of it," says Ivan.
This explains why none of the band members were upset over the small State College audience. "We play music because we enjoy it. It's different every time we get up there," Ivan says, "We'll definitely be coming back here for a second show."
After thanking and wishing Ivan Neville and the rest of Dumpstaphunk a safe journey for the rest of their tour—and encouraging them to play at local summer festivals—I said goodbye and left with a grin as big as Dr. Seuss's Cindy Lou Who.
Author: Alexandra Voigt
Bio: [Alex] is currently a senior double majoring in Print Journalism and International Studies with a double minor in Music Technology and French. As random as all that may seem, Alex's true passion lies within the art of music and the countless characteristics of rock and roll. Growing up to everything classic rock, she indulges in Led Zeppelin, The Doors, CCR, The Animals, Neil Young up through 90s grunge and today's indie/folk rock and electro beats like: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Spoon, The Black Keys, TV on the Radio and Bassnectar!, (don't turn away, that is only a taste of the list). Alex also loves using music programs like Logic Pro to mix, modulate and place different effects on songs, which is why electronic/techno and dubstep play an essential factor in her everyday life.
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The key question to Mike Stevenson and Danius Kesminas' on-going project, Slave Pianos (2000) is who or what is subservient. Driven by a seemingly selfless desire to 'broaden the knowledge appreciation and understanding ofworka in sound', the two Australia-based artists have collected audio worko from artists as diverse as Stephen Prina, Joseph Beuys, Jean Dubuffet and Martin Creed. Transcribing each work into a score for piano, the resultant compositions are then played mechanically with the aid of a sophisticated computer program.
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The success of the project is timely. Finally, after decades of neglect, aural artworks seem to be getting their due. A number of good books on the subject have recently come out, while Sonic Youth - perhaps the most avant of pop bands - released Goodbye 20th Century last October, a double CD which features, among others, renditions of seminal works by John Cage, Georges Brecht, and Yoko Ono.
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However, the inescapable problem with Slave Pianos is that the convoluted process of 'recomposing, arranging and translating' the source material ultimately consigns a lot of anarchistic noise to the prison-house of 'music' and leaves formerly biting works toothless. In the hands of transcribers Neil Kelly and Rohan Drape, works radically disparate in both form and intent end up sounding strangely similar. In fact, much of the music sounds like mid–20th century Modern - minimal, ethereal, sometimes beautiful but ultimately, painfully generic. Martin Kersels' fax machine track (from Objects of the Dealer 1995), a Katharina Fritsch recording of frogs croaking (Unkeu (sic), 1990) and Chris Burden's attempt to breath water (Velvet Water, 1974), are all boiled down to an awful Erik Satie-like ballet score. Is it any wonder that Australian artists John Nixon and Marco Fusinato have demanded that their work not be included in the 'Slave Archive'? Given this woeful shortcoming, one starts to view the project as a clever careerist manoeuvre or Dadaesque prank poking fun at a lot of pretentious sound art.
Merlesu-Ponty said that to turn something upside down is to deprive it of its meaning. Unfortunately, Slave Pianos neither succeeds in turning the source material on its head nor furthering our understanding of it. In fact, if anything, the project makes you yearn to hear the original works. Despite Stevenson and Kesminas' stated intentions Slave Pianos is, at best, a dubious tribute to a lot of important work by a lot of other artists. Viewed as an art work, it is, at the very least, perplexing and irresolute.
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At China Art Objects, the traveling Slave Pianos, collaborative project of Australian and New Zealand artists Mike Stevenson and Danius Kesminas, made a suitably LA stopover. Part sound-art, part cultural investigation of the piano, part conceptual rumination on the relation of art historicism to contemporary art, this complicated piece presented a single, self-activating performance.
A white baby-grand piano sat majestically on a bed of white smoke while a black metallic bar fixed over the keyboard hammered out digitally transcribed sound works of post-war international art.
Sound art peaked in the 70s and faded into the image-based technologies of recent art. In Slave Pianos this silenced genie found a path through digitalia back into an art world far changed from the idealistic milieu from which most of the sound works cited sprung. George Brecht's Fluxus-induced recording of a thumb buzzing through a plastic comb emerged from a mechanical Liberace soaked in irony, commodification and politics.
In its use by artists from Salvador Dali to Joseph Beuys to Sherrie Levine, the art piano has always produced an aura of Enlightenment grandiosity. But in a chiasmic reversal worthy of Frederick Douglass, the Slave Pianos are finally free. Shining white, held by a massive black chain, riding a cloud of stage smoke and hammering out works composed for toilet bowls, plink bands, and plastic combs, the nineteenth century's pop inventiveness may have finally vanquished its own pretensions to grandeur.
This machine proved full of ghosts. When the android piano poked out the notes of a duet by Nam June Paik and Joseph Beuys, the artists' presence was palpable. And without explanation, the gaudy confederate markings of the underside of the piano-top's black cross opened a dark historical fissure into the work's ironic celebration of contemporary art.
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Mike Stevenson & Danius Kesminas, Slave Pianos. Installailon view. Photo Kent Williams.
May-June 2000, Flash Art, pp.117–118
Peter Frank Piano Slaves, LA Weekly, March 17–23, 2000
"Slave Pianos," another labor of collaborative love with a (baby) grand piano at its heart, involves performances, transcriptions, and translations of other artists' work - in this case actual music. New Zealander Mike Stevenson and Australian Danius Kesminas have compiled a raft of compositions for piano (or for some sort of soundproducing device, then re-notated for piano) by erstwhile visual artists. These Stevenson and Kesminas present not on recording, but in a digital file that drives a Playola (the cybernetic version of the old player piano). So the sound is live, even if the performances aren't. Cooler still is the roster of, er, composers: Jean Dubuffet, Louise Bourgeois, Joseph Beuys, Nam June Paik, Laurie Anderson, John Baldessari, Chris Burden, Vito Acconci, Mike Kelley, David Wojnarowicz, Paul McCarthy, Bill Viola, Dieter Roth, George Brecht, Stephen Prina, Tony Oursler, Louise Lawler, Katharina Fritsch, Martin Kersels, Thomas Lawson, Martin Kippenberger and others, including our old pal Duchamp. With the piano front and center in the tiny storefront, its lid propped open with a peculiar crucifixture edged in red like a Malevichian machine, what you hear is what you see - music of myriad means by people whose work you'd by and large expect to look at, not listen to.
'Slave Pianos' at China Art Objects Galleries, 933 Chung King Road; thru March 25. (213) 613–0384.
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When will Larry Summers apologize?
Simon Johnson has a close reading of Larry Summers's speech on the crisis, and notes what is conspicuous by its absence:
There was not even an indirect mention of political economy. Summers' public narrative for the crisis is essentially that there was an accident: stuff happens. This narrative matters.
Johnson puts this in a context of asking Summers for a mechanism to avoid regulatory capture in the future — which is certainly important. But there's another reason why it's important for Summers to admit that government policies were part of the cause of the crisis: we've had virtually nothing in the way of apologies for screwing up the global economy, and it would do us all a lot of good if people who both caused and benefitted from the financial-services boom would man up and admit to their mistakes.
Top of the list, just by dint of his present importance in the government, is Larry Summers. In his tenure as a senior Treasury official during the Clinton years, Summers was intimately involved in laying the regulatory and philosophical foundations for the bubble. Johnson, who's been following Summers's thinking for some time, says that it has evolved in interesting ways, especially as regards the over-reliance on the financial sector for economic growth in the 1990s. It's not a giant leap from that evolution to a simple admission from Summers that he made mistakes at the time. Except there's the whole problem of Larry's massive ego, which makes it hard for him to ever admit being wrong.
Of course, Summers isn't the only person who should be apologizing: I very much look forward to reading or watching something similar from Bob Rubin, who managed to compound his errors at Treasury with further massive blunders at Citigroup. And the list goes on. Greenspan would be nice, but he's already admitted being wrong on some fronts, and has at least engaged substantively with his critics on most others. Ken Lewis and Stan O'Neal and Sandy Weill and Dick Fuld, of course. Phil Gramm, absolutely. But let's start with Summers, since he's the one name on the list who's still actively involved in making incredibly important decisions which affect the future of the country. And if he can't admit to making mistakes, how can he learn from them?
Barney Frank should be high on that list
Firstly, congratulations on your jump from the portfolio ship.
Secondly, go back further in Summers career to Latam debt crisis, Chase, (as was) nicholas brady (and read his speach to IIF the other day). Suumers recognises the bankruptcy of the banking system is an echo of 20yrs ago in other countries,he just no longer recognises them as mistakes, just academic inevitables.
So you systemically "fraud" the taxpayers..and honorable bloggers would be happy to get an apology from the likes of Summers. Does the matter rest there?
When Ferdinand Pecora conducted his investigation of the causes behind the 1929 crash, he found a great deal of criminal intent underlying the way the various Wall Street interests ran their operations, and indeed, there were people, such as Sam Insull, who went to prison in the aftermath of that investigation.
Larry Summers played amjor role in repealing the laws and regulations that resulted from Pecora's investigation, especially the Glass-Steagll law. thereby enabling the same kind of criminal looting of the population through the Ponzi scheme known as the global financial system. That's why Summers will never apologize, unless he is brought down the same way that Pecora brought down many of the financial titans of his day.


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Is corruption limited to individuals or can a system be corrupt?
SCOTUS is hearing a argument that defines corruption. At stake is campaign financing.
The question is at the base of the McCrutcheon V FEC and the Constitutionality of the American Anti-corruption Act.
The argument centers around lobbies making big "donations" for the right to have access to law makers and influence the decision making.
This decision is very important and could potentially change the way elections are run and the way the government operates.
So is corruption limited to individuals or can a system be corrupt?
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Jan 5 2014: I think that most people who get corrupted are corrupted by a system that is put in place.
As I've been an elected politician, I've both seen and experienced this first hand. In this kind of political system that we have for instance (bipartisan), we are always forced to make trade-offs between making a difference and actually doing and voting on what is right.
I have kept quiet about certain issues that I considered smaller then others because it would be too much frowned up by those above me if I spoke my mind. And because I did this I was able to have a somewhat greater impact on other issues. I chose my battles as they say. And this is something that every politician is forced to do in our current political model, everyone knows this to some extent.
In my opinion it's almost always the system that corrupts the individual. The best known examples are probably, as stated the political model.
The capitalistic model, as it teaches us that money is your worth. If you earn much you have contributed much to the world, when in fact it's almost always the opposite. It makes people cherish money above almost everything else.
And the religious model, a system that teaches people what IS right and wrong instead of teaching them to THINK about right and wrong.
Jan 5 2014: Jimmy,
I don't see a "trade off" between making a difference and doing what is right. I perceive them as one and the same when we are dealing with a corrupt situation....doing what is right is the same as making a difference.
Some of the things I've done to clean up our local government were definitely "frowned upon", by those who just wanted me to go away! But I stayed the course, no matter how much I, or what I did was frowned upon. I also "choose my battles", and if that is frowned upon.....so be it.
A system can only corrupt individuals, if there are enough individuals in the system who can convince enough others within the system that corruption is ok.
When I challenged the toxic business that was owned by the chair of the permitting board for example, almost EVERYONE was AGAINST ME. It took a long time and a lot of energy on my part to get people to honestly consider the facts, and my life was threatened during that process.
I was persistent (frightened a lot of the time too), and eventually, more people DID look at the facts, but in the beginning, most people in the organization (local, regional, and even state governing bodies) simply believed that the owners were in business for a long time, and so everything MUST be ok.
In my perception Jimmy, systems cannot corrupt people, unless people have some reason to NOT do what is right.....like the money interest, as you insightfully mention:>)
Jan 5 2014: What I mean with trade-offs is that if you fight the smaller injustices you might not get to a higher political position, one where you can fight the bigger injustices. So most people will sacrifice (or keep quiet about) a piece of themselves along the way to get higher up, to do more good.
And this is something that actually corrupts your values along the way as you begin to justify your behavior with the "greater good" thought. And soon many tend to think "if I could only get to the top, then I could do some REAL change", but to get there you often have to play along to get pushed up into that position and that's something that won't happen if everyone frowns upon you.
We see these examples all the time, the grassroots movement is always advocating the best changes, but when people become politicians and the higher they move up that ladder the more corrupt they become in our eyes.
It's not their fault, it's because they want to do change at the big scale.
Have you seen the series "House of cards"? There are some examples there of people doing these trade-offs that mean really well but get caught in the web of politics.
Jan 5 2014: Ok Jimmy, I understand what you are suggesting....some may think.....I'll do what I need to do, even if it's not right, to get to a better place where I can do more.
That is a useless catch 22 in my perception! A person would do "little" corrupt things in order to get to a higher position where s/he can do some good? Doesn't make any sense to me because with the journey, a person is building support for one thing or another...corruption, or doing good. The people that a person may bring along with them on that journey would (hopefully) see the contradiction!
You say..."it's not their fault". The decisions we make in every moment influence our lives, and if a person accepts corruption on any level, it indicates to me what that person may do in another position.
Jimmy Strobl 50+Jan 5 2014: Also Colleen, have you heard of the Stanford Prison Experiment? It's a perfect example of how good people can become corrupted by a system very quickly.
Jan 5 2014: Jimmy,
Are you saying it's ok...normal.....common...understandable...acceptable...etc.?
You seem to be defending corruption?
I am not saying that good people cannot become corrupted by a system. I'm saying we have choices, even when a system seems to be corrupt because of the number of individuals within the system who choose to be corrupt.
The more we say it is the systems that are corrupt, and good people become corrupt with the systems, we normalize corruption. Systems are made up of people who make choices.
Jimmy Strobl 50+Jan 6 2014: Colleen,
I am NOT condoning corruption, you misunderstand me gravely! I am however saying that it is somewhat normal and common.
There's even a standard measurement for corruption called "Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index
I think that we should recognize that corruption is normalized to some extent, and most of the time we should blame the system and not the people in that system.
But I guess it all matters on what you count as corruption. I think that your and my definition of the word differ greatly.
I sure hope that it's "understandable" if we can't understand it then we can't fight it. And there's a lot of research done of how people are easily corrupted by any system they are put in if that system corrupts.
You see, it's not that people do "little corruption" to do greater good, it's that they remain indifferent to things that they should fight but either don't have the energy to or are convinced by group mentality that they are wrong, this happens everywhere above all in politics.
When I say that it's not their fault to me it's the same as saying that it's not the schoolyard bullies fault that they are bullies, it's due to the conditions that they are in that makes them that way. The system of parenthood that they are mostly put in, the same rules continue to apply throughout our lives. We are formed by the choices that we think we are forced to make.
But your country is much more corrupt than mine, if you haven't noticed any corruption then I must say that you either haven't been paying much attention or haven't been looking for it. The US is raked 19th and Sweden is ranked 3rd in CPI.
So, yeah, we should realize that corruption IS normalized and DO something about it, but first we need to recognize that it's always happening and that that is mostly due to structures that people are put in. Like the case with your lobbying.
Again, I am NOT condoning it! But we see the reasons differently.
Jan 6 2014: Jimmy,
I do not agree that I misunderstand you "gravely". You ARE saying that corruption is "normal and common", I recognize that we DO normalize it, and that is exactly what I am understanding from your previous comments, which is why I added the statement to my previous comment...
"The more we say it is the systems that are corrupt, and good people become corrupt with the systems, we normalize corruption. Systems are made up of people who make choices".
The piece that we do not seem to agree on, is that you think/feel that we "should blame the system and not the people in that system."
And I say the systems are made up of people, and as long as there are corrupt people in the system, the system will be corrupt. I agree...."we are formed by the choices that we think we are forced to make". People need to learn that they are not "forced" to be corrupt....they/we make choices.
I have noticed corruption Jimmy, I have faced corruption as a whistleblower, and my life was threatened. I'm not sure why you had to write...."if you haven't noticed"....that statement feels rather condescending.....like I am not as informed as you are....no need for that Jimmy.
I am not sure what you mean with your statement..."...mostly due to structures that people are put in....Like the case with your lobbying".
With the situation regarding the toxic business, I intentionally challenged it, became part of the system in an effort to change it, and that was the end result.....change for the better. That is why I know that if enough people within a system want to change it, it is possible. The system was fine, the PEOPLE using the system for their own gain were corrupt.
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