shatz heads up citizens against government waste.om: fha has done a number of things to expose taxpayers to liability. fha said it was going to save $45 billion over three years. it cost the taxpayer $15 billion. and secretary castro really couldn't explain much about fha which many people think is the next fannie and freddie. sharyl: members ofongress from both parties also made the pork list. cocoming in at number fours dedemocratat frank pallone of new jersey. he criticized a government accountability office undercover test of the obamacare website that revealed security holes saying the investigators shouldn't have wasted time highlighting difficulties. but the holes allolowed fake applicants to qualify and receive $2,500 worth of taxpayer-subsidized health insurance coverage, using forged documentation for proof of income or citizenship. republican sam graves of missssouri came in at number three for pushing a bill to block some medicare and medicaid audits to flag impmproper payments. . he says it's use the audits are drowning

but shatz says the audits save billions of tax dollars. tom: he tried to usurp one of the few actions that saveses money in washington. congressman graves has pushed legislation that would extend a moratorium on certain kinds of audits. this is in light of congress passing several bills to stop improper payments. sharyl: and runner up for the veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald at number two. rep. coffman: this is a department mired in bureaucratic incompetence and corruption. each major construction project is hundreds of millions of dollars over budget and years behind schedule. that's a problem. sharyl: it's not just costly construction. shatz says mcdonald also fell short on leadership in the face of the ongoing va scandal. tom: he did not do anything to hold people accountable for of waiting times f veterans to get into hospitals. sharyl: mcdonald has says he's -- said he's working to correct the problems within the va, but that the changes will take time. sec. mcdonald: i'm working on the future and i'm going to correct the pa

shatz heads up citizens against government waste. tom: fha has done a number of things to exse taxpayers to liability. fha said it was going to save

but tom shatz says castro fell short in oversight. shatz heads up citens against government waste. tom: fha has done a number of things to expose taxpayers to liability. fha said it was going to save $45 billion over three years. it cost the taxpayer $15 billion. and secretary castro really couldn't explain much about fha, which many people think is the

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