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d-. those low, i know. maybe the score should have been a little higher. obviously a grading system isn't perfect. it may need some fine-tuning and we're working on that. but i still believe it provides a rough measure of audit quality. clearly none of the 2010 reports reflected any reforms that inspector general heddell put in place in december 2010 because all those reports were published three months before the reforms went in to place before october 1, 2010. that was a good three months before those reforms were approved. shortly after my report card was issued, inspector general heddell pounced on them. he objected to the low score. he complained that it did not adequately reflect the $4.2 billion in what he calls "achieved monetary benefits" -- end of quote -- identified in the 2010 audits. so, to address mr. heddell's concerns, i had my staff ask the audit office to prepare an information paper on the reported savings. that document was provided to me on june 20. i call it a crosswalk. it takes me to the exact page in each report where savings are discussed and identified. this document lists $4.4 billion in --

d program. that's just not right. america's seniors shouldn't have to pay for the failure of washington to create economic growth. bill: now, was this loophole or fine print that a lot of folks overlooked? where do you get this? >> this comes from taking hundreds of thousands of actual records of america's seniors, looking at their drug usage, running the numbers and looking at the implications of forcing higher premiums into the medicare program. and the problem here is that the president, the white house has consistently said we should not balance the budget on the back of seniors, we shouldn't do it at the expense of innovation. the proposal does exactly that, so it looks like they're playing a shell game with america's seniors. bill: what the crew would argue is that the whole idea of passing the law back in 2006, it was not funding properly in the first place. the president talks about that a lot. does he have a point? >> this doesn't improve the funding. in fact, what it does is say we're going to make the whole program more, not less expensive, and we're going to put the burden of that, a billion and a half to as much as four billion out of a

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