Your actions are not going to change. You will continue to go for advice, voluntary compliance, and then negligence or knowing non-compliance will be the standard for prosecution.

I think this is one of those jobs.

If the point is to find out the truth, it seems to me at least we could have gotten through a lot of that here.

It is clear that the IG found that they had used inappropriate lists for these so-called BOLO lists.

So they have gone further. The IRS has gone further than the IG asked to go.

We don't like the fact that there is a 17 percent cut in the budget, take care of Asian Carp, nav waters and Savannah Harbor, and you are set to go.

I do not see us, frankly, building an awful lot of new dams in the West for increased storage.

And we need to work with the water users there to make sure that they understand what is going on here between the two federal agencies.

How are we going to fund these roads and bridges? We have a $700 billion backlog in water and sewer projects in this country.

That is just something that we need to know as a Committee, as we are planning our budgets.

Increasing storage is going to be, I think, vital in trying to address some of these long-term droughts in the West.

The infrastructure needs in this country are the biggest problems that we face.

It is time to get this done.

Do you feel they are satisfied right now?

I think the problem here is this: You have walked into a position in which the trust level is zero.

this is what has drawn the parallel of looking at Government and not trusting it, and heightened it even more.

The issue of work plans brings up a second concern I have with the lack of information to support the fiscal year 2014 work plan that has been submitted to date.

I believe there is a growing disconnect between the Committee's direction and the Administration's implementation when it comes to the Corps of Engineers.