the oig recommended that they begin to recoup funds. have you been supplied a timeframe to recoup the $341,000 -- task -- taxpayer dollars that were wasted. >> i do not believe we have a timeframe, yet. the report was issued last week, and as part of our process, we will be following up with the department, and those recommendations. we will be following up with them over the next few months, how to implement those recommendations. at some point, we will have a timeframe. >> thank you, i would be interested in the timeframe. i yelled back. >> is my understanding that in order to implement this, -- can you talk about that? >> an assessment is basically a bottoms up buildout, if you will, from looking at all of the various parts, and identifying risks, that are known. and perhaps speculating on ones that are emerging, fraud risk is not static, it is dynamic. it shifts from region to region, state to state, city to city. counter fraud measures take effect, and those schemes evolved. an assessment is essentially a thoughtful process from al

the oig recommended that hhs recoup these funds.as hhs supplied you a timeframe to recoup the $341,000 that were wasted? >> i don't believe we have a timeframe yet with regard to that. last weekend as part of our process we will be following up with the department on how they are implementing those recommendations and following up with them over the next few months on how to make those recommendations and at some point we will get a timeframe. >> i be interested in knowing when you have one. thanks for your time and i yielded back. >> i'd like to recognize miss wall or ski for five minutes. >> mister bagdoyan, it's my understanding that to implement a strategy in line with gao's framework must be first conducted. can you talk about that? >> sure. an assessment is basically a bottoms up held out from looking at all the in this case medicare's various parts and identifying risks that are known and perhaps speculating on the ones that are emerging. fraud risk is not static, it's a very dynamic from region to region, that he to city. it

i know that was an oig investigation as well. we tried to make sure we didn't cross into the criminal side. i believe the fact that you are mentioning the criminal side of that, i think there was resolution with the individual's relative. >> if could you get back to my office on that as well. the other is that, again, in bedford, a whistleblower had their allegations substantiated by the special counsel regarding asbestos contamination and patient and employee concerns about exposure. can you tell us the status of that investigation? >> i will follow up with you. >> me time is limited. i've been disappointed by assistant secretary shelby's response. we had a hearing in late june. this is in regard to the march 2018 merit system protection board study showing the v.a. has the highest rate of sexual harassment across all federal agencies. his response was dismissive of that. i'd like to hear directly from you. do you accept the findings of that study? what are you doing about this issue? what role is the office of the -- excuse me,

, and prompt access to oawp records and all other requests made by the oig? >> has been complied with, even before this morning's recent access to a share point site. >> yes. i want to know if you were committed to or continue to provide full, complete, and prompt access to records and all of their requests. i realize you complied with the previous request, and ky know there was a very public spat over that. i want to get your comment today that you will comply with future oig requests. >> >> it's unfortunate that has been so public. this has been his access since day one. >> that's not what played out. so, i just want to get your commitment that you will comply with future oig requests. >> my commitment has remained the same. provide oig. >> i'm not interested in day one, what you claim to have said. i want to know from this day forward, will you comply with the oig? >> yes. >> thank you. i'm concerned that of the 1,096 removals during the first five months of this year, less than 1.4% were supervisors and that the majority of them were housekeeping aides. a

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and out here in the west, benefit frgt oigs air, the fog sweeping back in france and the temperatures from the 60s and the 80s and the heat about to make a comeback. mid 90s and up in the valleys and we could see a chance of monsoon moisture and thund e we are will have a full look at that in the forecast in ten minutes. >> thank you. >> you can check the conditions across the bay using the nbc bay area app. it's free and you know what to expect before you head out the door. >>> a crazy story for you right now. a video of a chp chase following a stolen fire truck. a stolen fire truck. the truck stolen out of sacramento and it's headed on highway 65 towards mar,sville. it was going over 70 miles per hour. and it was after they wrapped up veg tear fire. they know what it looks like and know where we he is. e we will follow story. >>> the immigration situation here in the area. and the sheriff's office announced it's can semiing the contract with i.c.e. and in richmond where family members and activists gathered. christy? >> reporter: that is right. they are worried the loved ones here w

>> yeah. >> there is oversight in the sense of oig looking at the files. >> no. oversight to make sure it is actually being implemented. >> it exists. >> i know it exists, but there doesn't seem to be much information how the there about how people can access it. >> i'll take that as a critique. >> it's not a critique. it is a fact. >> it is communications throughout the organizations. this has been a top-down communication of getting the word out. we've done all employee mails. the word has gone out. it is the consistency of that and having folks realize there is a new outlet for their disclosure. there's already a hotline at oig. there's already a hotline at oic. there are hotlines. ours is the latest one that got created last june. it will take time before everyone understands exactly -- and which one to use. this is confusing to whistle blowers. >> how do we make it less confusing? why don't you tell us how we can make it less confusing? >> create one. >> okay. that's a great idea. >> then you'll have to take it away from the office of inspector general and t

. >> coup for the report, big win for the sun oig. they have the u.s. president on the record talking this way. and as you were saying there is a tape of this. "the sun" has not released the entire tape, so it is quite possible that other points in the interview president trump said flattering things about the british prime minister. >> that doesn't undo what he said. >> no, if he said i love your dress and hate your dress, i think you will remember the ugly part nap is the thing about the contradictions that we hear. it makes it hard to know when he is telling the throughout the a truth and when he's not. and i do love your dress. >> i felt like for your entire thing i was like oh, wait, no, i don't like you. get off my set. great to see you. >>> joining me is former british ambassador to the united states. thank you so much for coming in. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> i will not talk about your clothing choices. i do want to talk to you about in interview that the president gave with "the sun." you can't undo or unsay what the president sai

we will take that little kit and say but we have to do it gently oig.ause we're in the "me too" generation, so i have to be very gentle. and we will very gently take that kit and we will slowly toss it hoping it doesn't hit her and injure her arm. >> that her of course being pocahontas, that derogatory name that he places with elizabeth warren there. let's bring in former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton's campaign, analyst rick tyler, and joe watki watkins, former white house aide. what do you make of this first to you, rick, how this all played out with the president's audience there in montana? >> it is not unusual for a president or political figure to pick somebody as their political enemy. but this carries so absurdly too far. in citing the "me too" movement as a jab or poke in the eye, it tells you how the president undermines the issues that women have had and the reason the "me too" movement is so strong. i don't frankly know why he would do it. if you remember the women's rally in d.c. was larger than his inauguration.

ki f runasngorefds >>> welcome back to the closing bell on oig.falling but finishing of on the lows after the president went after the company yet again. trump tweeted the amazon "washington post" has gone crazy against me ever since they lost the internet tax case in the supreme court two months ago >> and he followed up saying in my opinion the "washington post" is nothing more than an expensive, paper loses a fortune, lobbyist for amazon it is used as protection against antitrust claims which many feel should be brought question mark. leaving that open here hooe here to discuss are our "fast money" traders amazon has been the target of his tweets before. he did use the antitrust word though is that threatening or are you a buyer? >> last time he did this was three weeksish before they reported their quarter and one thing i said was you know what over the course of a couple weeks, jeff bezos has said nothing led me to believe that he will let his quota do the talking and bezos isn't going to make any comments about this either i think that he wi

he has been interviewed by the oig. the world has seen the results of that interview.are pretty well known and he gave an interview to the committees just recently and so, i'm not sure he had to do much to prepare for this in terms of the facts. but this is a very different setting, a public spectacle of this type is very different from a closed door interview -- so -- pete strzok is for whatever -- whatever his issues with respect to these text messages and allegations against him, in my experience with him, he's a smart articulate guy and i think we'll see that come through this the hearing today. >> barbara, you heard greg use words and i don't know if you can stand by, if you have to run, i get it. barbara, greg has used words, things like this is kind of a show. this is largely predictable. will come down to partisan lines. do you think there's a chance we could actually learn something new from this that would give republicans maybe more fuel to try to end the department of justice special counsel investigation as they've been trying to do? i think back and want

last time we talked about this issue back, we talked about the oig, and that report is coming out. i suspect that has something to do with the timing on this. so there is hope that the federal oversight checks can work as long as there is significant public pressure and people like kristin. >> i don't know who represents you in congress, but if you run against them, they should be worried. >> that is very kind of you. >> thanks. >>> the former copresident of fox news who left, now employed in the white house. bill shine in two minutes. >>> joining with the trump administration as the newest communication director. shine was ousted from fox last year following a series of lawsuits alleging that he was responsible for covering a culture of harassment that ails created. but none of that is disqualifying in a white house that is run by a man who said this. >> you know, i am automatically attracted to beautiful, i just start kissing them. it is a magnet. and when you are a star, they let you do it. they let you do anything, grab them by the [ bleep ], you can do anything. >> joining me

last time we talked about this issue back, we talked about the oig, and that report is coming out. i suspect that has something to do with the timing on this. so there is hope that the federal oversight checks can work as long as there is significant public pressure and people like kristin. >> i don't know who represents you in congress, but if you run against them, they should be worried. >> that is very kind of you. >> thanks. >>> the former copresident of fox news who left, now employed in the white house. bill shine in two minutes. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. (man)(woman) beautiful just like you. (woman) oh, why thank you. [both scream] (burke) coupe soup. and we covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ where we're making the next generation of multiscreen welcadvertising possible.ght, we have the broad and targeted reach

it is also difficult to believe that another president would not use that summit to publicly be rate oig president putin. last year we saw you emmanuel macron publicly confront putin over the activities of russian propaganda outlets in the french election. but it doesn't seem from the president's comments and the press conference in the uk yesterday or his tweets in the last few hours that that is going to be his intention, that he will really publicly push putin on this. >> jill, who will win in this kind of scenario? i mean, it seems that putin has the upper hand as he comes into this and maybe more so now given t t the quandary the president is in. >> i don't think that it will be easy to say who wins because at least for vladimir putin, i think he wants both men to win in different ways. i think putin comes into this -- i'll play the role here of what putin thinks. i think he comes into knowing that donald trump is in a very difficult situation. these indictments have just come out. there is more proof than there has ever been of the interference by russia in the election. so donald

to create actual regulations around what we do we do have an "in-depth" process to sit down with the oig to see how we handle disclosures which is interesting because it will have a similar mission but that is more work we have to do. >> you mentioned earlier about the 714 hold? exactly how did that work? >> when the whistleblower is given an adverse action would have previously disclosed to whistleblower protection then we will reach out the supervisor and say you will hold this action until you hear from us so they cannot move forward. >> my time is expired but demotion or suspension or anything. >> yes. >> you are recognized. >> i certainly agree with your opening comments in terms of change of culture within the v.a. and many have already spoken to that and i concur with your perspective changing culture takes time and persistence it isn't easy to change a culture of a large organization. but we also know that the v.a. is only is as good as the employees. and i would say the secretary changing culture is the top priority without question but we continue and i am concerned we still ge

the office of the inspector general says any pending oig reviews will continue.n washington, i am omar jimenez. >>> meanwhile, a former executive from fox is on his way into the web -- white house. bill shine will be the president's fifth communications chief. he resigned from fox in may 2017. he faced accusations that he covered up sexual misconduct by other fox leaders including former chairman roger ailes. shine has denied that and was never accused of harassment. >>> trump held a campaign style rally in montana and took aim at tester who is up for election in the fall. >> it is time to retire liberal democrat john tester. [ applause ] you are going to get on your site a real montana fighter, you have been watching for the last six months, he is a tough cookie, he is a fighter, he is going to fight for you. [ applause ] john tester says one thing when he is in montana, but i will tell you, he does the exact opposite when he goes to washington. >> mr. trump also criticized elizabeth warren of massachusetts as well as his own justice department, the news media,

>> reporter: the 39-year-old danes knows the rules oig a ln time set well. on one since she was 13 years old. in 1993, danes moved from her hometown of new york city to los angeles to shoot the pilotor "my so-called life." > people can actually die of embarrassment. i bet it's been medically proven. reporter: a role that a year later would earn the teenager a golden globewa for best actress. >> was it fair to say there sn't much of a plan? > not at all, there was no plan. >> there weren't stage parents saying here's what we're doing next. >> no. lthey were note cultivating this interest in me. they were more just tolerant of myike obsessiveness. >> did you have any sense of where that obsessiveness came from? were the certain movies y loved or tv shows? >> my parents weren't very -- they were artists and hippies careful aboutat like what i was exposed to as a little person. so, yeah. i mean i remember seeing like "the accidental tourist" when i was 8. i saw "wall street" in the theater when i was around the same age. i look back on that now andin i don't kno

it was not gamed at over sight or gathering the facts, which after all the oig issued a report about. it is one thing for those committees to waste a lot of time trying to do a needless autopsy of the fbi clinton's investigation. it is quite another thing though. i think many observers noticed this yesterday. it is quite another thing for house committee to in some way make an effort to undermine the mueller investigation and so this indictment is a wake up call and although it should not have taken an indictment like this. but, it should be a wake up call to house republicans that the mueller investigation israel r and it is not a witch haunt. they will be well-advised to let mueller and his team to helicopter their work instead of trying to undermine his work. >> last question to you here, you heard rosenstein as an adamant. this is is coming out now because everything was ready. now is the time to release it. we have been talking about the context surrounding this and what we see on pleasant hill as well. does that ring true to you and there would be no reason for them to hold it n

this had to do with the oig report, fairly recently they took a look at how they have been doing on some of their strategic goals. one area with more promise made, the decrease in consumption among some groups especially younger people, i was wondering if you could tell us about the relatively recent ad campaign that they have launched and it is the know the truth and spread the truth campaign which is fairly controversial, some messages were quite stark. i was wondering what you've seen as a result of these ads going out.>> thank you for bringing attention to the psa's that are out and they are designed on the prevention side. it really is, know the truth. i'm traveling the country like so many of us and i am speaking to many who did not know that their child had an addiction. the idea behind this, we tested 150 different commercial, asa's, to get down to what was the most effective in order to support us in this effort. to make sure that there were parents as well as children who were the most at risk understood what they were facing. these numbers are stark but this is just the beginn

carroll, and that had to do with the oig report fairly recently took a look at how omdcp has been doing on some of its strategic goals. one area that was, where progress had been made was there was a decrease in consumption among some groups, especially younger people. and was wondering if you could tell us a little bit about the relatively recent ad campaign that o to mdcp has launched, and it's the know the truth, spread the truth campaign which is fairly controversial. some of the messages are quite stark. and i'm wondering what you've seen as a result of those ads going out. >> thank you for asking and bringing attention to the four new psas that are out. and they are designed on the prevention side. and it really is know the truth. what i'm -- i'm traveling the country just like so many of us and hearing, talking to so many parents who didn't even know that their child had an addiction. and so the idea behind these, we tested 150 different commercials, different psas to get down to these four that were determined to be the most effective by e the two media companies involved to hel

the russians said this was the brits who had poisoned them, the britt on oigs pointed to novichok whichted to one factory potentially outside of moscow where this nerve agent could have been made. it is incredibly lethal. of que whether sales beisbury was safe other people. but it has been weeks without any incident. they took a big effort to decontaminate the city. and now we get these two people with no relationship to russia in their background, no relationship to intelligence services, happened to have been shopping in salisbury the day before, fell sick the next day and of course the question seems to be did they just inadvertently come across some traces of this nerve agent and it is having these terrible consequences. >> so david ignatius, obviously the earlier attack points directly to russia and putin's government. there is no doubt about that. is this just collateral damage from the earlier russian attack? and the second thing is, can you explain just how extraordinary it is that putin's government would attack former russian citizens on british soil? >> first, we don't know y

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