mrs. mckinney, i didn't ask to see you. well, trevor said you did. gave me a note from you... which you didn't write. he gave you a note from me? oh, god, that's horrible. he's been so-- no, i didn't mean you. oh, no expnation required. i'll go. i didn't mean you. no, you don't have to-- hey, it's not personal. would you stop? can we just rewind here a little bit? i obviously didn't realize how much trevor likes you. well, that's nothing that we can't discuss on parent-teacher night. then why did you come? why did you come here? why didn't you just tell me to come to the school? because you came to the school to talk to me about your son, and i behaved like a... a jackass? sorry. is that too trailer trash a word for you? how does rat bastard sit with you? that's pretty good. look, i'm... i, um, i made all this food. it's just sittin' here, um... i really don't know who else to talk to about him. mmm. this is good. thanks. i don't understand. this is summer school? uh-huh. why do you think trevor stopped talking? i don't know. he seems mad. well, seve

mr. mckinney and you are recognized. >> chairman mica ranking member connolly and members of the subcommittee thank you for the invitation to testify on the important subject of identity theft and its impact on tax administration. treasury inspector general for tax of frustration or tigda has provided coverage by conducting audits and investigations. my comments today will focus on the results of our prior audit work and to audits that are ongoing. the irs is made identity theft a party and has made some progress over the past year. however significant improvements are still needed. as of june 30 of this year the irs reported during the 2013 filing season has stop the issuance of $4.2 billion in tax refunds associated with 860,000 tax returns involved in identity theft. for the 2013 filing season the irs increase the number of identity theft to a.d. from the es irs to identify twice as many idas the prior ye. in our follow-up audit report we issued last month we determined for tax year 2011 returns which are filed in 2012, there were approximately 1.1 million undetected tax returns with chara

mr. mckinney coming to have recommendations mr. werfel talked about losing 8,000 employees, sequestration. how does that affect your recommendations? >> as it relates to identity that? >> yes. [laughter] >> well, obviously they have to draw when they have a problem they have to draw from the existing employee base that affect the other operation. that is the concern and will be a concern of ours also. >> okay. let's see, you have two and a half minutes. >> they did release the information. the inspector general said so for different times and one of them was referred to the justice department for prosecution. the justice department won't prosecute. so they did exactly what -- i want all the information. so we have the irs releasing 6103 information that they can't give us the e-mails. i don't care if you send 70,000 pieces. you can make it a million pieces of information, but if you don't give us the e-mails what is it? i want the e-mails. here's an example, we have some limited e-mails regarding mr. wilkins from jeneane cook who i