mr. fletcher. we will go to bed. >> all right, campers. >> jimmy: mr. fletcher is so -- mr. fletcher is so weird. [ cheers and applause ] i betcha he doesn't even like candy. >> i bet his favorite candy is is nerds. >> jimmy: why? >> because, you are what you eat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. well, let's just try to go to sleep. ka good night. [ laughter ] ? isn't it ironic don't you think a little too ironic and yeah i really do think ? ? it's like rain on your wedding day it's a free ride when you've already paid ? that you just ? [ whistling ] [ laughter ] >> for pete's sake! i thought i told you two party peanuts to go to bed! >> party peanuts? >> go to bed? go to bed? >> jimmy: go to bed? >> i'm so frustrated i misspoke! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mr. fletcher, we just can't fall asleep. >> well congratulations. 'cause you two bing bongs just lost your snack shack privileges. and that means no milk duds, and it means no necco wafers, and it certainly means no other sweet treats! >> what about s'mores and tootsie rolls? >> well, what about 'em? >> well, if you hike your

fletcher if any people have been held accountable. what the secretary and i have said over and over again, we expect the highest standards in the intelligence committee. >> could we get that, mr. work? do soldiers get that? >> the ig report will tell us, but as director clapper spoke to the overall assessment is that we are improving. >> congressman, i will just add we are not able to take authoritative personnel related actions on these instances and allegations until the ig investigation is done. it has taken quite a while. i think we're as -- we are as eager as this committee is to get the results of that ig investigation and be able to take action on those. in the interim, there are some systemic and management actions that we have taken on the dod side working closely with director clapper and his team. first and foremost, as director clapper mentioned, in the natural changeover of duties at central command with the commander and the j-2, we both have along with general stuart, the director of dia, strongly emphasized the need for the j-2 to look at its business practices and ensure that all analysts have the ability to call it like they see it and speak truth to power.

fletcher if any people have been held accountable. what the secretary and i have said over and over again, we expect the highest standards in the intelligence committee. >> could we get that, mr. work? do soldiers get that? >> the ig report will tell us, but as director clapper spoke to the overall assessment is that we are improving. >> congressman, i will just add we are not able to take authoritative personnel related actions on these instances and allegations until the ig investigation is done. it has taken quite a while. i think we're as -- we are as eager as this committee is to get the results of that ig investigation and be able to take action on those. in the interim, there are some systemic and management actions that we have taken on the dod side working closely with director clapper and his team. first and foremost, as director clapper mentioned, in the natural changeover of duties at central command with the commander and the j-2, we both have along with general stuart, the director of dia, strongly emphasized the need for the j-2 to look at its business practices and ensure that all analysts have the ability to call it like they see it and speak truth to power.