>> and final, the head of the gsa, a woman named emily murphy, was asked multiple times, was the president driving this, did he intervene, and he basically answered in a way that wasn't quite a lie, but led one to believe that the president had not. >> and that instance has been magnified in this report, but there are multiple instances where officials from the gsa and fbi have declined to say in front of congress what the white house's involvement in the decision have been and what the president's involvement in the decision has been. which i'm not even really clear the reason behind the dodging of those questions, because if the president wants to take a specific involvement in one real estate project, maybe it's just his prerogative. but if there's something larger there that they're covering up,ening that's the reason investigators are taking a piece at this. >> i think you put your finger on it. it's the sort of deception and dissembling around the president's role to me that is the thing that seems the strangest about this, as far as the facts that we know. jonathan o'connell and ann

my name is emily murphy. i'm the gsa administrator. thank you for the opportunity to testify today on gsa's role in the administration's government reform plan. specifically the reorganization of certain functions with respect to the office of personnel management. gsa's mission is to deliver value and savings in real estate acquisition, technology and other mission support services across government. in this testimony, i will lay out the case for why gsa is uniquely positioned to build on the work of opm and enhance the delivery of human capital operation services across government. as detailed in the president's reform plan, the consolidation of administrative support functions into a unified customer centric organization is a rational approach to management of any large organization. to that end, the plan identifies an expanded role for gsa, to provide administrative services to federal agencies. under the plan, gsa's role will expand most substantially through the move of certain human resource operational functions from opm to gsa

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