On the recordOctober 4, 2000
Absolutely, and maybe knowing it and maybe not knowing it. Student financial programs are annually cited. And while we are talking about real money, this is now talking 70 to 80 billion dollars of loan portfolios that they manage. The General Accounting Office calls these high-risk programs most susceptible to waste, fraud, and abuse. And what do we know when outside experts come in and highlight these programs? They are right. Ernst & Young says the $40 billion that you spend is right for waste, fraud, and abuse. We have got a long list of it. Now GAO comes in and says your loan programs are high risk for waste, fraud, and abuse. And we have got all kinds of examples in that area, as well, and it gets to be real money at a time when we really ought to be focusing on getting those dollars into a classroom.
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