I will say this that I know the acting secretary is out and he is making some very positive changes, but the bureaucracy is still so big. There has to be accountability and people have to pay with their jobs and in some instances, there's criminal activity and they should go to jail.
Miller discusses the need for accountability within the VA, highlighting the importance of addressing bureaucratic issues and ensuring that those responsible for misconduct face consequences.
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Well, that's the president's decision. This is the choice that the president is making. Either you stick with the status quo or you bring somebody in that's going to shake up the system from the very bottom to the top.
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