It is a change in leadership, but there needs to be a complete change in culture.

People are desperately looking for work. They are not reflected in the numbers of the government that is supposed to care about that.

My constituents are not buying the 6.1 percent. It doesn't feel right. They know it is not right.

I want to associate myself with some of the remarks of my colleagues who are also concerned with changing Constitutional standards.

The American people need to know more about how the Department of Justice financially benefits from these settlements.

Our Nation's veterans deserve an apology.

I think you ought to be applauded for trying to change the system from within.

I appreciate that, you know, you have indicated, you know, to this committee and members of Congress that your door's open and you want transparency.

But she was calling out a problem that she saw.

General Hickey, I also want to thank you for your incredible service to our Nation, but as Ms. Halliday said, you've taken on a very tough job here at the VA.

Last week, Mr. Cordray, this committee passed out to the House Floor a bill that I sponsored called the Bureau Research Transparency Act.