But like any business, the times change, the needs change and it's time for us to look at how we operate our networks differently to get the type of accountability that's needed to make sure we don't see the failures that we saw here in the Washington, D.C. VA.
Shulkin calls for reevaluation of VA operations to improve accountability.
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I received a phone call saying that the President wanted to make a change, and that's certainly his prerogative to do that, and that's what happened.
VA OIG reports 'must be accurate,' 'must be fair,' and 'must be objective.' This report is none of those things.
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 believe strongly, Anderson, that when it comes to V.A. and national security, we can't make this a political issue.
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