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>> oig did not review some of your accounts. the names associated is redacted i'm just curious if there had been an updated review of his compliance with ethics requirements. >> i complied with all ethics requirements. i did it immediately is a came into the organization. >> since the issuance of the report we completed the work and saw he followed guidance from staff and wrote the recusal to avoid conflict. >> let me and by asking, in my area of constituents, to ye franc d t bay are you willing to look at different rates of salaries for those in high-cost areas? >> the union leadership negotiate but i will tell you i'm committed to improving on the pre- career status of 200,000 employees within the organization to see a path to full-time employment and that's where we can improve on the retention and stay competitive in the marketplace and i'm very active in that work i recently converted 10000 people in december that hasn't been done in many years spent the gentle man from texas is recognized for five minutes. >> the federal g

>> first of all i disagree with how you interpreted the oig report of what the oig's report says, okay, because many of these things were removing collection boxes, removing the sorting machines which were 30% underutilize it even the collection boxes that were removed, they were regional and local practices that enable those things happen, then going on for many, many years before i got here and it was incorrectly associated with my direct, directed that it had no impact on mail delivery. so we are focused on the wrong things, okay? >> okay. >> the thing it did do was get the trucks to run on time. we had seven area of the peace, they put together a plan to try to ruin the trucks on time. it failed. we eventually recovered after two or three weeks. it had nothing to do with federal orders, judge orders, and so forth. you are putting together a whole bunch of activity which the postal service does endeavor income with 650,000 people and delivered people and deliver to 161 million addresses a day and you're conflating a lot of things to come to my grade. >> i want to say -- i i appree t

>> first of all, i disagree with how you interpreted the oig's report and what the oig's report says. many of these things, moving collection boxes, removing sorting machines, which were 30% underutilized. even the collection boxes that were moved, there were regional and local practices that enable those things to happen. been going on for many, many years before i got here, and it was incorrectly associated with my directive. it had no impact on mail delivery. so we're focused on the wrong things. the thing that i did do, the thing that i did do, sir, was try to get the trucks to run on time. we had seven area vps that put together a plan to try to run the trucks on time. it failed. they eventually recovered after two or three weeks. it had nothing to do with federal orders, judge orders, and so forth. so you're putting together a whole bunch of activity which the postal service doesn't endeavor in. we have 650,000 people and delivered to 62 million addresses a day and you're conflating a lot of things, sir, to come to my grade. >> i'm sorry, and i appreciate that. let me move on to

oig report that stated that everything i did was-- came without recommendation. i did it all right. so there is-- i don't know with are you're going with this, but there are no ethical violations in my time at the postal service, nor anywhere else in my career. >> well, evidently. >> evidently. >> the oig did not review some of your accounts and the name of the associated with those accounts is redacted. i'm curious miss whitcombe if there's been an updated review of mr. dejoy's with ethics requirements. >> i comply with all ethics requirements. i did it immediately as i came into the organization. >> i'm asking this of miss whitcombe. is she on the line? >> yes, i'm here. yes, since the issuance of that report we completed our work and found that mr. dejoy followed guidance from postal ethics staff and provided written recusal notification and screening arrangements. >> thank you. >> to avoid conflict, divested appropriately. >> let me end by asking you this, mr. dejoy. in my area, my constituents, i just got two yesterday, one got a letter that took 12 days from dallas, texas to s

real concern that vaccine hezbollah t hesitancy will keep the country from reaching heard i78mmunity oigsome are not convinced that the vaccines are safe. enough of them could make it tougher to get back to pre-pandemic life. >> i think that people should be allowed to choose, have medical freedom. >> reporter: and jenna , pharmacist, is not opposed to vaccines but thinks that getting one for covid-19 is a matter of individual choice. >> doesn't matter what trump did, it doesn't matter what biden is doing. what matters is do i get the choice to say what is good go me. >> reporter: and this nursing assistant and mom of three, her youngest only five weeks old, says she won't get the coronavirus vaccine because she does not believe that the virus is a threat to her. >> i feel like i would be able to get -- if i was to get sick, i would get natural immunity to it and i would be -- it wouldn't be as debt detrimental to my. >> reporter: and they don't want punishments. >> house bill 230 20 is the medl frequent act. >> reporter: and legislation allows citizens to opt out from vaccinations, prob

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now back to dit line oig. . >>> welcome back.t kathy heckel may have been murdered. but with no body and little evidence, the case went into a deep freeze for decades. kathy's family had never been able to shake the chill of their inconceivable loss. but now a new detective is about to turn until here. here again is she didn't come home. >> reporter: for more than 20 years, kathy heckel's children lived with a feeling of unfocused fear. >> it's an unsettling feeling that -- an unsettling feeling of fear that essentially something great in my life can be taken away at any moment. >> and you think that can all be traced back to your mom? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> reporter: for their father john, those were years spent struggling to let go and move on. >> i talked to kathy a lot about it. >> what do you say to her? >> just talk, just ramble on. >> and you just start talking to her out loud? >> yeah. something'll come up that'll remind me of something we did. >> reporter: law enforcement had not forgotten kathy heckel. in the

bee breonna oig spoke with those getting their schools reopened. >> garbage workers who pick up my frickinry day more than anyone in this school system. >> reporter: across the country, exasperated parents like this virginia dad are demanding more of their school boards. >> it is maddening because why is my kid suffering and other kids get to be in school. it is a game and the kids are, you know, being used as pawns. >> reporter: this attorney was representing 17 equally frustrated families. pro bono in lawsuits against two new jersey school districts. montclair and south orange maple wood. it has been almost a year since students filled the classrooms in these districts. >> this has been such a tremendous battle for all of us. >> reporter: the suit asserts that students have been denied their right to an in-person education. >> i myself as a teach told her they need to be in school with their peer, with their teachers. >> reporter: for donahue, these cases hit close to home. >> the department not responding to my own child's specific needs and realizing, oh, you know, not that -- they are

. >>> good morning and welcome to way too early oig, the show that know that when grandma talks, you better listen. the house is expected to vote today on president biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. debate on the bill scheduled to begin just after 9:00 a.m., timing of the final vote is fluid given that republicans may try to slow the process. house democrats aim to get the bill to president biden's desk so he can sign it before key unemployment programs expire this coming sunday. it can take days for congress to formally send a huge bill down the street to the white house. once biden has signed it, the money can start flowing including those $1400 relief payments for eligible americans, $300 a week federal jobless benefits and those additional funds for vaccine distribution. new polling from the pew research center continues to show just how popular all of this relief is with the american public. 70% of u.s. adults say that they favor the legislation compared to 28% who oppose the bill. the majority of the public also said they felt the biden administration made a goo

>> first of all i disagree with how you interpreted and what the oig report says. many of these things as we move into collection boxes and removing sorting machines which were 30% underutilized even thee collection boxes there were regional and local practices that enable thosesee things to happen in a been going on for many years before i got here and it was incorrectly associated with my directive and i had no impact on mail delivery so it focused on the wrong things. the thing that i did do was try to get the trucks to run on time. seven area vps they put together a plan to run the trucks on time, it failed they eventually recovered after two or three weeks and hadit nothing to do wh federal orders, judge orders and so forth so your putting together a whole bunch of activities which the postal service doesn't government we have 600,161,000,000 addresses a day in your conflating a lot of things to come to my grade. >> i appreciate that let me move on. >> thank you mr. chairman postmaster dejoy in northern ohio according to your statistics is the third worst in t

what is frustrating is to see reports from the oig that suggested the program has a lot of abuse and fraud and dollars being paid to people who should not get it went deserving small businesses cannot access the programs. can you give me an overview of the prevalence of fraud in this program? mr. ware: thank you for your question. from early on, and you saw from when we put out the alert on idle, we started getting quite a bit of calls. then we started to get inundated on our hotline with constant calls about the fact that it is obvious their identity had been stolen because they had never taken out a loan with sba. they are showing up that they have these loans on their credit report or were receiving correspondence from the agency saying your loan payment is deferred. that is when we started to get the calls. we started to dig in as to what was going on. we started to dig in and decided the controls that needed to be in place were not in place. folks have to be in place to address the follow-ups. there may be reasons why there are people with duplicate id addresses or email address

with the oig and the gao that are always review our facilities. as far as the medical standards and processes, we have again accreditations that they go through, and certainly we deal with the cdc, other public health organizations like that. so to answer your question, if we are not up to standard we are pretty much told by someone, or we figure out on our own, today yes we are up to standard sir, we take the very seriously, in fact it is something that we can commit to doing. making sure that we have a safe environment. as far as the ability for someone to have a safety net inside the prison, when we know about these things we certainly look into them. i have heard of many of the allegations, i assure you but before i became director there was no such thing as an enhanced inspections. -- for the reason you said, to ensure that we are doing what we are supposed to. i have one. the fact that you have prison guards that refused to take a test, and you don't have the authority to say that is part of your employment, when in fact by not taking a test

and sometimes sustainment with band aid oigs just to get us through with leaky roofs and things likethat, but not a whole frame up restoration where it might be needed. you've mentioned one of my top three priorities. utility bridge is in need of replacement before mcdonough hauling is on the chart right now to be renovated.before mcdo hauling is on the chart right now to be renovated. and we hope that funding remains. our navy in fiscal year '20 and fiscal year '21 that we're enjoying right now revitalized our infrastructure budgets. and we have been healthy and been able to begin to plan back toward improving and addressing our infrastructure projects. what i want to leave you with and the committee with is we need to be sure that we have a consistent bucket in each of the outyears. that would be important to our planning effort.dcket in each o the outyears. that would be important to our planning effort.gcket in each o the outyears. that would be important to our planning effort.ecket in each o the outyears. that would be important to our planning effort.tcket in each of the outye

i would just turn it over to mry additional as relates to the oig. >> thank you chief.the inspector general is going through and investigating various points along the january sixth timeframe, the different units on becoming at wits here's a report on that. other than the reviews, the chief is spoken of i'm not aware of any other independent review other than the criminal cases that are going on. >> there is certainly the overall review by the fbi which we haven't really made reference to but obviously that is underway. so going back to the question of adequate independent objective. review and advice. it strikes me that the physical infrastructure side of this, that's a very difficult question with a lot of difficult decisions to be made at the end of the day, but it is more about a physical structure to protect the capitol and its inhabitants. what we are really at in these hearings i think far more is the organizational structure of the capital, whether that structure worked, which i think we all concluded that it didn't, whether the failures were failures of people