>> williams: yes. >> kroft: 40% of the time?iams: 40% of the time. >> kroft: where would you have them send the check? >> williams: you can send the checks to an address, any address. i've seen cases where 25 checks came to one address, and the mailman delivered it. >> kroft: it sounded so outrageous, we wanted to run it by the federal task force. so you just put down a name and a social security number, and you can make up an employer, or the amount of money that was earned and withheld... >> ferrer: that's it. >> kroft: ...and send it off to the i.r.s., and they'll send you a check back for the refund? >> ferrer: they will pay, most of the time, unless they catch that there's some fraudulent you know, information. and then, it's our job to chase. >> kroft: i'm still amazed that you don't need to provide any documentation when you file your tax return. >> george piro: there are no supporting documents when you are filing electronically. and that's the ease or the convenience that was created for the benefit of the innocent taxp

. >> kroft: it's only 2014. don't you think something can be done in the next two years to fix this? >> well, that is my hope. >> pelley: the department of veteran's affairs is a behemoth, the second largest agency in the entire government and america's largest healthcare system. it's suffered the biggest scandal in its history. can one of america's top c.e.o.s fix it? how long is that going to take? >> well, it's going to take time. the news media is not helping me, right, because every adverse outcome that gets amplified by the media doesn't help me. >> pelley: you've got a bad reputation. >> i do. but we're changing it. >> ♪ i'm a one-way motorway... ♪ >> cooper: the foo fighters may be america's best rock 'n' roll band, but that's not the only reason they're on "60 minutes" tonight. they're also in the midst of one of the most interesting music projects we've ever seen. >> ♪ you know i'm not in the clear... ♪ >> cooper: dave grohl, the band's leader, invited us along to watch as they traveled to eight americ

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