now for certain office number five the employment and training administration failed to track down one hundred forty million dollars an overpaid government checks due to calculation errors just calculation errors you know like when you put in a calculator that seems like a silly mistake and now the army on the other hand they wasted almost three hundred forty million dollars maintaining the stryker vehicle contract this is despite having to rebuild over a thousand one thousand of those eight wheeled armored vehicles due to wear and tear so clearly they were built world first time world we're talking with the. reason that we're only going to be the robot will get to be zero don't you worry now the department of health and human services they could have saved two point seven b. billion. talking point seven billion if they simply took the time to look at how much medicaid and medicare should have been paying for wholesale prescription drugs oh and let's not forget afghanistan boy oh boy where our government watchdog found almost two billion dollars in potential waste fraud and abuse now t

some of the worst offenses check these out now for certain office number five the employment and training administration failed to track down one hundred forty million dollars an overpaid government checks due to calculation errors just calculation errors you know like when you put in a calculator that seems like a silly mistake and now the army on the other hand they wasted almost three hundred forty million dollars maintaining the stryker vehicle contract this is despite having to rebuild over a thousand one thousand of those eight wheeled armored vehicles due to wear and tear so clearly they were built world first time world we're talking with. no reason that we're only going to be the robot will get to be zero don't you worry now the department of health and human services they could have saved two point seven b. billion. billion if they simply took the time to look at how much medicaid and medicare should have been paying for wholesale prescription drugs oh and let's not forget afghanistan boy oh boy where government watchdogs found almost two billion dollars in potential waste fraud and abuse now

now for certain office number five the employment and training administration failed to track down one hundred forty million dollars an overpaid government checks due to calculation errors just calculation errors you know like when you put in a calculator that seems like a silly mistake and now the army on the other hand they wasted almost three hundred forty million dollars maintaining the stryker vehicle contract this is despite having to rebuild over a thousand one thousand of those eight wheeled armored vehicles due to wear and tear so clearly they were built well first time whirling talking with no bs no reason that we're only going to be the rope will get to be zero don't you worry now the department of health and human services they could have saved two point seven b. billion. talking point seven billion if they simply took the time to look at how much medicaid and medicare should have been paying for wholesale prescription drugs oh and let's not forget afghanistan boy oh boy where our government watchdog found almost two billion dollars in potential waste fraud and abuse now th

and, actually, ben segal, my colleague from the employment and training administration, a couple weeksago organized a round table with the secretary with about 15 long-term unemployed individuals who came in and told really heartbreaking stories. and i know the long-term unemployed is a subject of ongoing conversations that we are definitely having. but i think certainly at the american job centers there are certainly programs that are there to serve or individuals -- to serve individuals at all stages of their careers whether they're in the work force or transitioning. and certainly, we are thinking hard across the government about what more we can do. if either of you want to add anything, marlena or ben. >> well -- [inaudible] you know, we've historically had a program for -- [inaudible] so that's part of it. and then, certainly, you know, through our american jobs ventures -- [inaudible] fore or closure, financial -- foreclosure -- [inaudible] >> you hearing stories about people alleging age discrimination because it's cheaper to hire people who are younger as opposed to someone wh

and pyramid at the bottom. we're working with people to train them to be home care attendants, we're working with people to work in administrative positions, at large employers. >> isn't that going to change? as the affordable care act kicks in, isn't the paper and the needs to kind of process that going to change? >> and providers contribute and that is the skill people have to have to work in mel -- in healthcare. we're finding that we don't interest among the healthcare providers customer service skills. as their reimbursement is increasingly linked to patient satisfaction. >> uh-huh. >> and we're working with employers to work with employees, custodial staff to improve the customer service for patients. >> what is your advice for recent graduates? i am assuming that someone who comes out of any one of a number of colleges with a few had -- four-year degree and a hefty college loan to pay back is not going to want some low- paying position on the other hand. they don't want to sit at home with mom and dad and try to get work and not succeed. >> young adults at the other age of the spectrum are having huge challenges, as you know, finding jobs. one of the