On yesterday's edition of Face the Nation, host Bob Schieffer questioned Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner about the TARP program, and cited CRFB's tally from its "Stimulus Watch" project, saying there were just $32 billion dollars remaining from the original $700 billion in TARP funds:

SCHIEFFER: Do you know, Mr. Secretary, how much money has been funneled to these banks? Because some -- you know, there are different estimates. We start out with $700 billion in this TARP fund. Half of it went out. Some people now say -- I think your people say you have around $110 billion left to be used now. But the Center for a Responsible Budget says it's actually only $32 billion.

Click here to see the individual items from TARP whose "maximum amount" (the total funds committed) equal $668 billion, leaving $32 billion in uncommitted TARP funds.

Click here to view a video of the exchange.

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