the humanitarian relief that needs to get to needy families and citizens could be stopped because of the unintended consequences of a new law

If we make too many idle threats that are not backed up by action then ultimately what happens is the threat becomes irrelevant.

I think that's the only thing that's left to do is to help the people that are starving and being oppressed.

So how much of that are we going to tolerate?

So you would say that that report could be accurate? You're getting the same----

14 days--give us 14 days, yes.

All right. Well, what is a reasonable time? If 7 days is not reasonable what is a reasonable time?

But with the lack of specificity with regards to, you know, it is almost like we have this unbelievable outbreak of crime on the Navajo facility that we start to build these huge facilities that we can't staff and we don't have enough…

We need within a 60-day timeframe for you to get back to this committee on how you are going to resolve the outstanding issues with the IG.

Mr. Meadows. What concerns me is not just with the hard-working American taxpayer dollar that we are looking at in this $32 million discrepancy.

So, so they adjusted the master plan that they started with. I guess you adjusted it after the laws were passed, thinking that it was going to change.

Mr. Meadows. I thank the gentleman. This has been a good hearing.