rolando. i also want to say no other organization in america is held to prefund future retirement benefits at the level that is done by the postal service. it is clear that pushing a public agenda which operates with no taxpayer funds. so there is some allusion earlier we're using taxpayer dollars. the revenue we generate from the sale of our products is what we fund and operate our business within. so often it seeps to get confusing in debate when we start talking about the postal service if we're using taxpayer dollars. so it operates with no taxpayer funds, to the brink of financial crisis by forcing it to assume the financial burden, assumed by no other agency or company, is the height of the financial irresponsibility of congress and congress should fix this problem that we created. today, as we are having this debate about the future of the postal service, and yes, there are some issues that we need to work with. miss brennan, i have been very clear with you in private conversations and

ricardo: gracias, rolando. rolando: no hay de que, señor ricardo.

rolando pointed out unique to the postal service. no other federal agency, no other private corporation in america is held to that standard in terms of that prepayment, whatever it is $5 billion, plus, the medicare reform i think we've been talking about which, i wish mr. fair rent hold were still here. that is not a taxpayer giveaway. postal workers paid $29 billion for a service they don't participate in and benefit from yet. those things, could they turn around that financial description you've offered in your report. >> gao has not taken a position on specific elements in that proposal however we supported appropriate restructuring retiree health -- >> if i may, i'm running out of time. i'm not asking for your position. i'm asking for your analysis. if those things were adopted, would your numbers and your prognosis change? >> certainly they would enbenefit the postal service. what we would not want to see however not equal focus on cost reduction and rightsizing trying to get the house in order so whatever revenue is generated i

rolando: the overall morale?e really deal in four different avenues, if you will, with the postal service, depending on the level of engagement of employees and organizations. we deal in a collective bargaining arena, whereby we are addressing things that will affect morale in terms of pay and benefits and working conditions. we work together in an arena of growing the business, making sure service is what it needs to be so we can face our customers every day. that can be rewarding and frustrating at the same time. we deal together in a legislative arena to make sure the postal service is here to serve the american people for many years to come. we deal in another arena i call the culture of the postal service. that is an important thing that has been embedded in a long time in the way it exists. we have a commitment to address that and all those things contribute to the morale of postal workers all over the country different ways. >> thank you. may i yield the rest of my time to the gentleman from massachusetts?

rolando. i want to say no other organization in america is compelled to prefund future retirement benefits at the level that is done by the postal service. it is clear that pushing a public agenda which operates with no taxpayer funds, so there was some allusion earlier that we're using taxpayer dollars. the revenue that we generate from the sale of our products is what we fund and operate our business with. so often it seems to get confusing in debate when we start talking about the postal service as if we're using taxpayer dollars. so, it operates with no taxpayer funds to the brink of financial crisis by forcing it to assume the financial burden, assumed by no other agency or company, is the height of the financial irresponsibility of congress. and congress should fix this problem that we created. today as we are having this debate about the future of the postal service, and, yes, there are some issues we need to work with. and, ms. brennan, i've been very clear with you in private conversa

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rolando, i want to say i was not on your christmas card list. i do appreciate the fact you have been willing to work with me in an open-minded way. that was your commitment to me, my commitment to you, and i want to thank you. ms. brennan, thank you so much for being here. obviously as we look at this, this is an interesting time and so for all the post all workers, i want to say thank you. >> i've been a secret shopper. in spruce pine just the other day, i went into a place -- actually i sent my wife in, because now i start to be recognized in some of these -- and the service that debby calloway gave my wife was nothing less than spectacular. she doesn't know who she was, so i went back in to thank her for herself, and that's what we need to do in terms of service standards. one of the things you're asking me to do sways going receipt of a prefinding requirement, so why should i do that? make a short, compelling case on why i should do that? >> first it's the right thing to do. it was the ache sell rated pace of that funding that created a larg

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. >> serving a four-year sentence for burglary, rolando williams first landed in jail as a prostitute. >> i found out that i can dress up like a girl and go out there. so i get to act out all these repressed characters that i got to have. prostitution became -- it was fun. i got to play act. i got to -- i'm going to have some drama and bad times but hey, it was fun. i like guys that like girls so that makes me like an oddball homosexual. i want a guy that wants me to be feminine and all the things that he should want to get if he's with a woman. so i'm kind of -- i don't know. there's no name for what it is. so that's just me. a queen. >> have you taken the prerelease program? >> no, i'm going to take it in july. >> williams has just nine months left on his sentence. >> i guess for most people when they come to prison, the hardest part about being in prison is the loneliness. there's no companionship while you're in prison. but that's not for me. i'm not lonely and i can have companionship. >> sex in prison is supposed to be a no-no but it happens. people spend a lot of time together.