There is not a dime of TARP money going into this bill. You are undermining the authority--or attempting to undermine the authority of the Inspector General of Treasury.
Steve Driehaus: “There is not a dime of TARP money going into this bill. You are undermining the authority--or attempting to undermine…”
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Driehaus is discussing the implications of a bill related to TARP funding.
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