David Shulkin: “There will be no more delays in moving forward to pay those cases.”

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.

I came to Washington with the commitment to make our system work better for veterans. That's the commitment that I went to work every day. I continue to feel strongly about that. There was no reason why I would resign.

I believe strongly, Anderson, that when it comes to V.A. and national security, we can't make this a political issue.

VA OIG reports 'must be accurate,' 'must be fair,' and 'must be objective.' This report is none of those things.