Coordinated outreach will help reach borrowers possibly eligible for HARP or another program.

Let the record be clear: there isn't one Senator or no Member of Congress who is trying to do anything other than get to the bottom of this.

Now we have this camaraderie based on not personalities or power, but doing the right thing.

The days of being unaccountable at GSA are over.

The people on the ground are the ones who are meeting my constituents, are the ones who are bringing the issues to me, are the ones with the face of my office.

Thank you so much, Mr. Miller.

To those who betrayed the public trust, let me be clear: the party is over.

We are going to need to have more oversight.

I think that was a huge mistake. And if it wasn't for Ms. Brita, we might not even be here.

I think it would really help. Because the big word here is accountability and checks and balances.

We have zero tolerance for fraud in any way.

We have to protect against bad people, because there are always going to be bad people.

The latest misconduct at the GSA makes me cringe, cringe for the taxpayers who expect every agency in their Government to fulfill their mission with integrity.

Don't listen to those voices who say, we can't change.

Because of the President's directive to become efficient and save money, we have saved, is it fair to say, more than a billion dollars for taxpayers?

So given the recommendations of the Inspector General that there be more checks and balances and more centralization, what is your take on it at this point, Mr. Tangherlini?

We demand that those individuals, we must demand that those individuals be held accountable for their actions.

I believe it is very possible.

This is decades long.

As Senator Inhofe said, you are the good guys in all of this, and Susan is a good gal, Susan Brita, who came forward, as a political appointee, to blow the whistle.

I think we have had a good, a very important hearing. We are not looking for photo ops of people taking the fifth.

I don't want to just dwell on the conferences. Because if there are people who are cheaters, and there are people who are bad actors, they are going to figure out another way to steal.

When I hear the Inspector General, whom I admire so much, who had to take so much verbal abuse in the past, and who stuck with it, when I hear him say he is looking, he is turning over rocks, and every time he turns over a rock, something…

What is so outrageous about this is how these bad actors, very bad actors, perhaps criminal actors, have sullied the reputation of so many people.

We become Washington-centric sometimes in Federal Government. We really do.