I am just voicing one person's--and I think I speak for a few other members here--support to try to help you get there.

I am over this 'too large to be audited' thing, and so it is time we get a real accounting of that.

But I want to ask you, I understand there is a problem. My question is: What can we do to break through the impediment to get a balance sheet that will stand up to audit?

Our goal should be to solve that as soon as possible.

I agree 100 percent with Senator King that if you do not maintain--it is like deferred maintenance.

You cannot convince me that inside $54 billion that organization could not have the absolute best, world-class IT systems available.

I think the characterization that $3 trillion in assets and $21 trillion in liabilities is not the full picture.

I just think we have got to get a picture of this.

I think he has offered up some very thoughtful and productive recommendations, and I think this is a process that we have got to start.

We need to have a nonpartisan conversation about a party-neutral process to fund the United States Government.

But I am a little confused, because if you just look at the Social Security and Medicare liabilities over 30 years, it is much bigger than $21 trillion.