the most vulnerable people in this country are being hurt every day because of bureaucratic bunning bling at o.p.m." again, senator reid hasn't provided enough details but congressman pomeroy's comments certainly raise concerns. undermining the ability -- or the availability of disability benefits is bad enough, but do my colleagues want to also be responsible for setting up an unworkable system that leaves hundreds of thousands of americans on the waiting list for their health care benefits? government agencies, whether it's the office of personnel management or some other agency, do not have an impeccable track record. as president reagan often said, the nine most terrifying words in the english language are, "i'm from the government and i'm here to help." think of a health care system with the responsiveness of hurricane katrina or think of the efficiency of the internal revenue service offer customer service at the department of motor vehicles. that doesn't sound like a recipe for real health reform to me. the office of personnel management has also taken considerable criticism for it

the most vulnerable people in this country are being hurt every day because of bureaucratic bunning blingat o.p.m." again, senator reid hasn't provided enough details but congressman pomeroy's comments certainly raise concerns. undermining the ability -- or the availability of disability benefits is bad enough, but do my colleagues want to also be responsible for setting up an unworkable system that leaves hundreds of thousands of americans on the waiting list for their health care benefits? government agencies, whether it's the office of personnel management or some other agency, do not have an impeccable track record. as president reagan often said, the nine most terrifying words in the english language are, "i'm from the government and i'm here to help." think of a health care system with the responsiveness of hurricane katrina or think of the efficiency of the internal revenue service offer customer service at the department of motor vehicles. that doesn't sound like a recipe for real health reform to me. the office of personnel management has also taken considerable criticism for its

>> such as bling back prior panics -- >> the $1,000 will be a deterrent? >> rediker also helps, congressman waters, and we agree we have to take whatever action we can to ensure they are going to meet these modifications permanent. so we have right now a program where we are in with the servicers, in their offices where they are doing the modifications to watch exactly what they're doing. we have freddie mac auditing the process. we are publishing monthly reports on each servicers performance. we are going to be expanding those reports to deal with how rapidly they are achieving modifications. we have targets for every one of them which we outlined again yesterday to make sure where they have all documentation they will complete those modifications or at least the decisions on the modifications by the end of this month, and about one third of these trial modifications are ones where the servicers already have all the documentation so there's no excuse for them -- >> we appreciate that. however, these foreclosures have been going on a long time now. an awfu