mr. huelskamp you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mischer chairman. to follow up on a few questions i asked tonight previous round. i appreciate my colleague from arizona referencing 19 reports. there are also 16 gal reports and this is nearly a decade. this is nearly a decade of excuses and i don't know if dr. lynch was there or mr. rooney was there. he is fairly new but what i've heard today is there's no accountability for any one of these. throw it on the shelf amok start all over again. so 35 reports 10 years later almost a decade later and we are still here trying to get answers to the same questions asked in 2005. what i want to ask you today is a question i asked in march of 2013. i think dr. lynch was at that hearing. as far as the issue of accountability and holding your employees responsible for misconduct and gaming the system and that was back in 2005. i requested a list of those who had been punished censored and lost their bonuses. that has not been provided. i've been waiting since march 14 of 2013. when can i expect that report from y

mr. high huelskamp, that last question brought up some very, very bitter memory us. one of my first committee hearings was about this issue of the medical records. not being able to be transferred from dod into va,, and i can barely contain the anger i feel about this situation and the millions and millions of dollars spent trying to solve this situation, and to hear in the interim months between my first hearing and now, that there seems to be no way to bridge this gulf between the two departments. it's bad enough to see a casualty of war, but it's even worse to see that casualty of war made even more tragic by this systemic failure between these two departments. i don't know what to do about this. it is frustrating to be a member of congress and not be able to say, fix this thing, and have it fixed. that being said, i do want to say to mr. fugate and mr. kebbel that i'm proud to have started the first vet caucus in the congress and it has put me in touch with the disability community. one of the useful things that has come out of that, we made a commitment to have