TARP inspector general nominee says he will bring tenacity to position

During a House Finance Committee Hearing TARP Inspector General nominee Neil Barofsky was asked if he will be a strong enough inspector general. He responded that by pointed to his record as a tenacious prosecutor and said that he will apply the same dedication to the inspector general position (0:29)
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Bush did not ask TARP inspector general nominee about political beliefs

During a Senate Finance Committee hearing Neil Barofsky was asked why President Bush chose Barofsky, who is a Democrat and Obama supporter. Barofsky responded that he was not asked about his political beliefs and assumes he was nominated because the President found him the best person for the job (0:30).
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Finding the truth is non-partisan, says Waxman

Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) discusses the effects of the electrical problems in Iraq and notes that finding the truth to the problem is not a Republican or Democratic aim, but an aim to find the truth.(1:05)
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