Days after the TARP watchdog, Elizabeth Warren, went before the Senate Finance Committee to accuse the Treasury Department of a lack of oversight on its $700-billion bailout, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner made the media circuit to further explain his grand plans.

Breaking from the G-20 Summit in London, a weary-eyed Geithner spoke with CBS’s Katie Couric, ABC’s Charles Gibson and NBC’s Brian Williams. All three journalists prodded him on the Treasury Department’s accountability to the taxpayers — who poured their money into the bailout-beleaguered banks and automobile industry. The interviews come after the government pressured GM CEO Rick Wagoner to resign after he failed to present a worthy plan of how he could pay back Uncle Sam.

Below are the videos from all three interviews.

Watch Geithner tell Couric that another CEO could be ousted:

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Watch Geithner tell Gibson that there is no double standard for the auto industry:

Watch Geithner tell Brian Williams the ‘world is with the president’:

Tell us: Which interview did you find most insightful? We thought Couric put him in the pressure cooker, prodding him on how shocking it was to hear that the Treasury Department lacks tools or markers to measure how the bailout money is being spent. She looked fantastic doing it, too.