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but begin with the report leo shane. what is the headline coming out of this independent review? >> guest: thanks for having me back. as you referenced they had been connected to the long wait times at the phoenix healthcare system. would be a ig with the ig found is that they couldn't connect to any patient deaths were veterans who passed up a problems with the delay in care. and in the scandals in recent months. but that doesn't mean that it is a very good report for them. it still details a lot of mismanagement and confidence at the phoenix va. we saw some cases where folks had pretty serious diseases, looking at cancer diet because he's still have to wait months because some nine weeks, some nine months to get any sort of follow-up appointment scheduled. i got a chance to talk to the deputy secretary of the va earlier this week and he said that it's still a bad news report and and harassment for the department. >> host: how extensive was the investigation? >> guest: this was a pretty in-depth report. they spent the last four months combing through the thousands of files worki

leo shane, thank you sir. >> new, let's turn to all of you, george, a veteran and independent in georgia. george, you're on the air. >> caller: good morning. how are you doing? i'm at the v.a. in the decatur, georgia. i had some issues where by i go to mental health and i've been diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder. i was approached by captain robinson with the v.a. police department and back last year, he threat inned that if he see me at the v.a., him and another policeman would have me arrested. you know, i've been having nightmares and i haven't actually been going back there in which i receive medicare part a and b now because i'm a social security disability beneficiary which i had 37 years work history and 131 quarters with the social security administration. as a mere lad, i went into the military in 1979 and got out in 1980 and got shot up with various chemicals and gases because of my m.o.s. and now i see a cardiologist, pulmonary, doctor, ent, dermatology, poe die try. >> george, does the v.a. pay for all of that? inches i've been cited at 80% but i received a letter