Well, I tell you, this is extremely frustrating. I may be in the weeds, but if you don't get in the weeds, you know, the country is going to go down the tubes.

There has to be a better way. And every agency, every operation of Government that we are involved with, we have got to do a better job in being a responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars.

What is disturbing is, the last report, you recommended that they get out of the cash business.

I think, you know, in a time when we are running multitrillion-dollar deficits that we have got to look at every activity of Government.

It seems something is not right.

we will convene additional hearings here when we come back in September, and I invite Members to participate in the field hearings that are scheduled.

I am sorry you got the short straw today and you are down the totem pole and fairly new and the others have ducked and either hidden for cover.

$104,000 for a 1-day conference. I mean, I am in the wrong--there are a lot of people in the wrong business out there.

It is amazing. I am not an attorney, Mr. Miller, but the way you ask the question and the response you get from the agency is when they tell us and we ask a question, how much in bonuses, I guess you can skew or respond in a different…

the Administration feels that they can bypass Congress, breaking three different laws written in statute.

I think the question the taxpayer wants answered is: Why? Why are these agencies ignoring the President of the United States?

I hope there will be lots of inquiries and discipline to those that have thought that they could just move ahead without any punitive action or any repercussions.