Carney On Libya: No Options Are Off The Table

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney says that United States is preparing on contingencies by moving assets in the region with a focus on potential humanitarian aid. Unilateral sanctions imposed last week has led the U.S. Treasury Department to block access $ 30 Billion held by the Libyan regime. (:50) 

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Treasury Obligated To Providing Ample Taxpayer Return, Says Official

“We feel a great obligation as responsible stewards of their money,” Assistant Treasury Secretary Herbert Allison Jr. says, adding that the Treasury is committing every effort to ensuring an ample return for taxpayers for their lending to TARP. (0:18)
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TARP Has Been Key To Stabilizing Financial System, Says Treasury Official

The Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) has been “key to stabilizing the financial system and preventing greater deterioration in the availability of credit,” says Assistant Treasury Secretary for Financial Stability Herbert Allison, Jr. Despite signs of economic recovery, "our financial system and our economy remain vulnerable...this is why Treasury must remain vigilant and press ahead in our economic stabilization efforts," he adds. (0:57)
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