he gave me directions to executive, dianna's clinic., look, go to this clinic. he made a phone call to dianna. said, hey, i'm sending this guy up to you. i'm like, man, i'm real sorry. are they going to give me a hard time up there? he goes, no, they're not going to give you a hard time. it's all the same. it's all the same thing. we went back to the office, and there's a long hallway. i can see jen walking towards me, and i'm just thinking, oh, shit. like, she is going to chew me out. and she came up and gave me the biggest bear hug, just about lift me off the ground. and she says, you did it. oh, my god, you did it. >> this was a key bit of evidence that we needed that links chris george to executive pain. and we also have the evidence that chris george is using his cell phone to conduct illegal activity. >> the money out of his wallet, having a doctor get permission from chris when that should be on the doctor, you know, i started putting it together going, wow. >> federal investigations are thorough, but they're not quick. we dot ou

he gave me directions to executive, dianna's clinic.s clinic. >> he made a phone call to dianna. said, hey, i'm sending this guy up to you. i'm like, man, i'm real sorry. are they going to give me a hard time up there? he goes, no, they're not going to give you a hard time. it's all the same. it's all the same thing. >> i hate to lose business here. >> we went back to the office, and there's a long hallway. i can see jen walking towards me, and i'm just thinking, oh, [ bleep ]. like, she is going to chew me out. and she came up and gave me the biggest bear hug, just about lift me off the ground. and she says, you did it. oh, my god, you did it. >> this was a key bit of evidence that we needed that links chris george to executive pain. and we also have the evidence that chris george is using his cell phone to conduct illegal activity. >> the money out of his wallet, having a doctor get permission from chris when that should be on the doctor, you know, i started putting it together going, wow. >> we knew he had executive pain. we knew dia

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dianna: lb mr. dodaro: thank you. i want to throw myself behind this platform. right now it only comprises the pandemic spending and it will expire. this happened back after the recovery act, as i mentioned in my opening statement, and it was a very effective process then, but it expired in 2015. now, if it had been in place at the beginning when the cares act was passed in 2020, i think we could have saved a lot of money and prevented fraud or went after it earlier. but it wasn't established to the american rescue plan in 2021. by that point, hundreds of billions of dollars had hrd been spent. -- had already been spent. so i think this is a prudent investment on the part of the federal government to have this capability in the i.g. community on an ongoing basis that will more in an pay for itself many times over. ms. norton: in addition to the funding, democrats included funding to the american rescue plan to provide grants to states to engage their local community organizations that represent those eligible for benefits. the goals is to help states learn how t

>> hi, this is dianna. >> i'm looking for a medical field. >> you guys want to [bleep] around?agement. i walked out of the door. >> you make a lot more money doing this than you do doing plastic surgery. >> my doctor's average is about 1.89 a year. >> oh my god. that's great, chris. >> hello? >> christopher? >> yes. >> hey, it's the service office. >> what's wrong? >> you need to come home right now. there's some people at your house who need to speak to you. >> hello? >> hey. >> they're in the house, baby. they have dogs and the fbi is here. it's not a [bleep] joke. baby, you know i love you, right? >> yeah, i do. >> what do you want me to do? >> i don't know, chris. >> baby, i'm [bleep] i'm [bleep] >> why are you [bleep] >> they're going to put me in jail for a long time, babe. a long [bleep] time. >> you just need to relax, chris, and you need to think of a [bleep] plan. >> i'm just going to kill myself. >> don't do this. don't be stupid. but you need to think of something, and killing yourself is not the answer. you cannot leave me here by my [bleep] self to deal with your

dianna bloomfield wrote to me about the cost of her prescription medication.iana is diabetic and takes two types of insulin, four injections a day. she is retired and on medicare and with a supplemental policy for sub scritions. diana -- subscriptions. diana said when she usually goes to the pharmacy, she has a cosponsor of $360, for just one of other prescriptions. but the good news is, mr. president, not anymore. thanks to a unified democratic majority last year, people on medicare now have the cost of their insulin capped at $35 a month. $35 a month for anyone who is on medicare. last month diana went to the pharmacy like usual. the pharmacist told her that her three month supply would now be $105 instead of $650. she says, i paid and walked away with a big smile. she added this. i know that for many seniors the cost of insulin has been difficult or impossible -- impossible to afford if they have a limited income or live on the margins. thank you for your support of this important legislation helping seniors and others by reducing the cost of insulin. mr. p