mike davies and a scheduling expert who did some initial work in discussing scheduling process season phoenix. i focused my attention on working with the quality assurance dept. to identify what they had -- what information they had about deaths that have occurred at the facility and will review process that it put in place to look at those deaths we further put in place a process to match those deaths against potential delays in care so that we could see whether or not any of the deaths they have records of our necessarily were related to delays in care. >> you said you talked with mike davies? he did not go down with you? >> he did go down with me along with the schedulers. they spend their time talking with the folks in the scheduling office. also with providers to get an understanding of the clinic man to the problem. >> i thought you answered my question to ask you you travel to phoenix with. of the you said by yourself. >> i'm sorry. i flew by myself. they join me there them on the following user. >> thank you for that clarification. when did you become aware that the phoenix fa

. >>> when you're an on-call detective like wabash kuhn at this's mike davis, you know that days off, like the upcoming fourth of july sometimes have a way of going up in smoke. but the assignment he was catching didn't sound like one of those. check out the death of a young woman called in by the marion county hospital er. >> they said come on in. we have a case we need to work on, on a lady who passed away on a weight bench. >> the victim was a woman who worked at the local mall, lisa patterson. a sheriff's detective had taken her husband aside in the ambulance bay for a brief recorded statement. >> talking with scott patterson in reference to the death investigation. >> scott explained what had happened. how he'd come home from work to shower and eat lunch before an afternoon doctor's appointment for his bad back. lisa had taken the day off. >> i went downstairs. that's when i saw her on the bench with the weight bar thing across her neck. >> he said he lifted the weights off and started cpr. as an exfirst responder, he'd been trained in that but said he couldn't revive her. >> so

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mike davies. >> anyone who may have actually done this. >> i don't know, congressman. researchers don't understand how you can conduct an investigation and not actually tart to anyone on know the name of anybody. >> the end. i was there to understand the process. >> identifying the person who actually did the destruction of the documents? >> i did not. >> it would seem to me that would be the first thing you would ask. maybe i'm just simple-minded. there's a question. >> your contention to me, within the realm of the viejo. i'm suggesting to you that there is possibility if there is motivation within the case of that encourages people to shorten waiting lists so that they get bonuses. do you understand my concern? >> i understand your concern per toward that be something you might be concerned about? they might be pressured to do things that would allow other supervisors to get bonuses? >> that is it is carson the apogee is having. my goal is to understand the process of the weekend -- >> you can't understand parses a few don't understand you did it and and motivation.

mike davies. >> did mr. davies talk with anybody at the phoenix staff that may have actually done the destruction? >> i don't know, congressman. >> i just don't understand how you can conduct an investigation about the alleged destruction of documents and not actually talk to anybody or know the name of anybody who actually did the destruction. or their -- >> that was the i.g.'s function. they were there -- >> i thought you went there to figure out what was going on. >> i was there tounds the process. and >> wouldn't identifying the person who did the destruction of the documents? >> i did not -- >> didn't you have any interest in doing it? >> i didn't think that was necessary at the time. >> it seems to be the first thing you should ask and maybe i'm simple minded. but there's question about destruction of documents. and you don't even know who did it or their motive? >> i believe i understood the motive at the time. >> but your contention is that the motive was just and within the realm of the v.a. and prot

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of congressman wilson and congresswoman davis to include the fair military act into this bill and i would like to thank y co-change and co-author, congressman mike turner. the fiscal year ndaa make sure service members are held to the highest standard and no more will the so-called quote good soldier, unquote prevent justice from prevailing. this makes strides towards addressing the epidemic of suicides surrounding our military and requires the department of defense to establish a system to track all suicides and attempted suicides for active duty and reserves and family members so we can better understand the full scope of this tragedy. i would like to highlight the important work that this bill does with regard to research and development. in this era of increasing enemies and constrained budgets, the d.o.d. must deliver these capabilities to the field. key provisions will enhance the d.o.d.'s ability to recruit and retain the nation's best talent, talent needed to develop the resources that are key to keeping service members safe and successful around the globe. i was encouraged that this bill creates opportunities for investment in critical