Claire McCaskill actually said...

"Twenty-four of the 86 Medicare D sponsors, in 2008, did not report one incident of fraud."

"So if they are in completely the wrong plan and they could save 50 percent by switching a plan, up to 45 percent of that money they could save is coming directly out of the U.S. Treasury."

"Well, what I am saying is that they could be reassigned to a plan that is going to cost the U.S. Government more than it should because that particular plan has not negotiated a good deal with a given..."

"That is depressing to me that we would have to--that is something that would take a law to require people that we are giving money to, to tell us if they think that there is fraud going on."