The author describes his role as the special inspector general in charge of overseeing the spending of the $700 billion TARP bailout in 2008, and discusses the fraud, corruption, and hostility that he witnessed from Treasury and bank officials. Argues that the bailout sacrificed the average citizen to save Wall Street.
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call number/section: 338.97
subjects: finance subsidies, banks and banking subsidies, global financial crisis, 2008-2009, rich, united states