We've got a loss of $100- to $150 billion. We're only bringing in 870 million.

The estimates on that range from a little less than that. The $200 billion is kind of a middle-of-the-road estimate.

I have seen at least 20 problems with your subs. Please drop the hammer on these guys.

We've got thousands. And we don't have a clue, the quality of the job they are doing.

If they would be lucky to get a gentleman's C, that would be probably deserving of a D or below.

So poor oversight, which would result in poor quality.

More than 60 percent could not get through the National Taxpayer Advocate phoneline that is the safety net.

less than 10 percent of the callers whose returns were flagged as suspicious for possible identity theft, less than 10 percent were able to get through an IRS helpline.

In 2012, our reports show that the IRS approved 62 people to be 100 percent on official time as contact service representatives.

I am quite confident that there are more people on official time now at the IRS than there were five years ago.

I am absolutely convinced the IRS does not need--you don't have a resource problem; you have a waste problem.

I mean, this is an outrage to me to think that this is taking place.