On the recordJuly 9, 2012
It will be a very, very dangerous precedent if former Treasury officials or other government officials who worked on TARP matters and then leave refuse to be interviewed by SIGTARP.
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congress.govIt will be a very, very dangerous precedent if former Treasury officials or other government officials who worked on TARP matters and then leave refuse to be interviewed by SIGTARP.
McHenry warns against the implications of officials not cooperating with SIGTARP interviews.
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