I know there are a lot of good reasons why those numbers have grown, but my understanding is that the CBP policy is to do a polygraph on all the applicants.

I know that we see some of these charts with how many arrests have been made in these agencies.

The two words you mentioned are 'challenged' and 'backlogged.'

And that is because of budget issues?

The Border Patrol seems to be the biggest target and have the most corruption.

Let me ask about your impression of this--I know there is no empirical data on this, but is your impression that there is a bigger problem with the new hires, that people may be intentionally trying to infiltrate and go in and try to do…

I believe the administration has made a commendable effort to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse in healthcare programs.

I support the idea of trying to get to a point where we can go to real time.

We can do this a lot smarter. And I think we can save tens of billions of dollars every year by doing that.

But if healthcare reform is enacted and I know that's not a certainty as we speak.

your three Fs are fair, flexible, and focused because I do think you have to be fair, but also you have to be flexible.