David Shulkin: “There should be no doubt how a veteran gets help when they are in crisis.”

Slowing down and pausing to see what the consequences are, even if they are unintended consequences, is important to do.

We just have to do more.

This is a tough job for anybody to do. What the successful secretary needs to do is to build a team around them because this is bigger than any one person, and to work very collaboratively with veteran service organizations and Congress.

I think the way the findings were used -- were used in a political way. Not by the inspector general, but by the political appointees within V.A.