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the goa, as i point out in my news column, did a report in 2012 that there is $18 billion of waste in to make sure the government is spending the money we already give them as efficiently as possible before we give them any more. >> gretchen: i know. what's scary about this is that this particular program is a relatively easy one to see if it's easy to become fraudulent. if you can go sign up and get a phone, that's pretty easy to prove. but there's got to be tons of other federal programs where you can't prove it as easily, but you know fraud is probably going on. correct? >> and remember, that was a key promise of president obama when he came to office. he was going to find ways, find the fraud, get rid of that and i don't think he can point to any effort to rid the government of waste and fraud. we know it's there. before we start talking about tax hikes, before we start talking about more federal spending, we ought to -- we really owe it to the taxpayers -- to rid the government of waste and fraud. >> gretchen: yep. my frugal nature is agreeing with you. great to speak with you th