He was a former patient. Yes, sir.

Can you tell this Committee that you honestly believe that you had no inclination that there was anything nefarious going on with Judge Daugherty and Eric Conn?

Did you ask him any questions about handling money in your interview with him?

Yes, but it was against policy, right?

I mean, you signed every one of those forms, and every one of them had 'poor reliability.'

You set up the system that allowed this to occur.

You expect us to believe that judicial independence is the reason that Judge Daugherty had a 99.7 percent approval rate? Is that judicial independence or is it fraud?

All right. That is all the questions I have for you. Good job.

I am asking--you put the background information in this report, and I am asking the origin of it.

Was it ever noticed in the Social Security office, the disparity of those two sets of recommendations, one by a paid attorney and one paid by the Social Security office, and that they said opposite things?

Do you think it is likely that 31 people would end up with a form filled out the exact same way?