We held our noses because it cost so much money, so much federal taxpayer money indebted us so deeply to do that, but it turned out to be a good gamble because we have recovered, as Ms. Geoghegan has said, 93 percent of this money.
Cartwright discusses the financial recovery from the TARP program despite initial taxpayer costs.
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