We put it Mr. DeJoy on notice that we were going to be asking tough questions, and frankly, he did not deliver. So, I was disappointed with his inability to answer basic questions not just about the Postal Service, but really importantly, when we asked him who -- I said, you have -- you have said throughout this hearing, you didn't make these operational changes, who did. And he was unable to answer and that is a lack of accountability at the very top of the agency. That should concern us all.
Katie Porter: “We put it Mr. DeJoy on notice that we were going to be asking tough questions, and frankly, he did not deliver. So, I…”
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Katie Porter expresses disappointment in Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's performance during a hearing.
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