Has anyone been fired? Has that question been asked, Mr. Chairman?
It is disconcerting to me, Mr. Chairman, that we have had hearings with other agencies and it just seems that this goes on and on and on and...
Well, going back on the report that I read last year--actually, I'm on the Budget Committee and that's when I brought this up--65 percent of...
Well, given that they've called votes, let me ask that question to Health and Human Services on the TANF benefits.
So over the last 2 or 3 years, and the last report I saw was for 2014, and it was what, $3 billion, something in that range, that went out i...
What are the statutory limitations that keep the States from reporting improper payments on TANF benefits?
that's $1.1, to $1.2 trillion. That's a lot of money.
So do we know how much we paid out in improper payments in TANF benefits?
But why have you just now started the process when we've been losing billions of dollars?
I hope I am responsive to the American people----not just to you.
I have often said that banking is based on trust, and that trust was broken at Wells Fargo.
This was fraud--fraud that you did not find or fraud that you did not fix quickly enough.
I'd just like to point out that there's still serious debate over whether or not the climate is warming.
It just concerns me that there is not a balanced approach to this in regard to looking at the economic benefits and the benefits in terms of...
This investigation ought to be about protecting the rights of scientists to do their jobs.
I think it has a chilling effect on scientific research.
Why don't we limit it to Article I and the Tenth Amendment.
Should scientists be able to conduct their research without fear of reprisal from the government?
