then, the correct foundation came in with another million, and they have been one of the most generous library supportering foundations in the city. there's a room, there's an auditorium at the main library named for the current foundation. they have made a very generous gift leer. we want to thank them. the donald b. gold foundation, made a fabulous half million dollar gift here. others -- are the goldsmith foundation. dr. barbara schultz and literally hundreds of members of the community who have made very, very generous gifts and support of this branch and as you know, the richmond community decided that rather than just focus on this one branch, they were going to commit to raising the funds needed for both this and the other branch. so as we celebrate the reopening of this spectacular neighborhood anchor, we'll again celebrate the beginning of the amfa campaign. we're glad you're here to celebrate and part of the great family that support our libraries and know what they mean to our communities. you notice that the name of this branch is the richmond milton marks branch. that agai

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at the list of foundations that was faxed to the -- congressional stationery was used on these contacts, is that correct? >> can i take a look and see it before i answer the question? congressman, i don't want to mess this up. the question is -- i don't understand the question. >> i apologize. what are we at 136? how many letters were sent regarding the rangel center? were they all sent on congressional letterhead and were they sent with house frank? >> this exhibit shows a list of foundations to our knowledge. the record is pretty clear on this. everybody on the west got a letter. it was on the official letterhead. and we know that at least in the case of the new york stock exchange, which have evidence that the franc was used. >> one concern is to how to proceed on this motion whether we call a summary judgment or however you want to phrase it. while it is not specifically in the rules, what is the precedent for a motion like this being offered in lieu of the oven a judicatory of varying -- of an adjudicatorial hearing? >> it would be more in lieu of taking live testimony. in terms of not taking on pu

at the list of foundations that was faxed the -- congressional stationery was used on these contacts, is that correct? >> can i take a look and see it before i answer the question? congressman, i don' want to mess this up. the question is -- i don't understand the question. >> i apologize. what are we at 136? how many letters were sent regarding the rangel center? were they all sent on congressnal letterhead and were they sent with house frank? >> this exhibit shows a list of foundations to our knowledge. the record is pretty clear on this. everybody on the west got a letter. it was on the official letterhead. and we know that at least in the case of the new york stock exchange, which have evidence that the franc was used. >> one concerns to how to proceed on this motion whether we call a summary judgment or however you want to phrase it. while it is not specifically in the rules, what is the precedent for a motion like this being offered in lu of the oven a judicatory of varying- of an adjudicatorial hearing? >> it would beore in lieu of taking live testimony. in terms of not taking on public testim

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the, then we a very important part of this discussion. was a correct? that is what i talk about about bottom-line impact. you cannot ignore a foundation. we have to make sure absolutely that the number of payments that we made in the month of april can be reconciled and audited. all that goes without saying. it is critically important. but the work is not done. there is an airport -- there is a performance element. that the end of the day, the risk to the taxpayer is greater if we fail on that performance. so, more needs to be done in my opinion. harnessing the energy of those cfo's working through the night to produce their financial statements, harnessing them are around the improper payments question and challenge is something i am interested in working with the entire government, and in particular the cfo community. that improper payments issue is something i have been working on for a long time. i am proud to say that it is now as prominent as any issue i have ever worked on the law was passed back in 2002. we have spent about eight years trying to do more and more measurements in figuring out how to measure these programs for erro

the payment correct. and that's what i mean when i talk about evolving into areas of performance and focus and bottom line impact. you can't ignore that foundation. we have to make sure absolutely that the number of payments that we made in the month of april can be reconciled and audited and we know exactly how much got paid out. all of that goes without saying, it's critically important, but the thing is, our work is not done. there's a performance elements associated with those payments and we have to attack that performance element, because at the end of the day, the risk to the taxpayer is greater if we fail on that performance. than if we fail on any other he will. of the -- anier element of the payment life cycle. so more needs to be done in my opinion, more auditing, more scrutiny, more review, harnessing its energy. cfo's to work through the night to produce their financial statements. harnessing them around the improper payments, question and challenge, is something that i'm interested in working with the entire government, in particular, cfo and community around. now the improper payments procedure is ago i've been working on for a lo

foundation upon which that can be done. >> that's the thought. that's the attempts. that's right. >> we don't have the plans for that. >> right. that's true. >> that's correct. >> talking about systemwide reform, the real driver of the increases in government spending has been that medicare and medicaid are reliant unlike the veterans administration negotiating on prescription drugs and things like that has more control over it's cost is reliance on the private insurance. that is it's based on that. so clearly as you say, clearly if we were to cut medicare and medicaid the disparity between what the revenues are from the private sector would be so great that people would be denied access to care. so we have considered as senator baucus correctly pointed out, ways that we can change the system. but we've also built in some things like 80%, 85% of every dollar must go to health care costs from the insurance companies. if they don't reduce their -- if they increase their cost too much, they won't be eligible to go into the exchanges. but i'm wondering don't you think there might be other ways dianne feinstine and i have legislation that would give the governme

the payment correct? that's what i mean when i talk about evolving into areas of performance and focus and bottom line impact. you can't ignore that fan cation. we have to -- foundation. we have to make sure absolutely the amount of payments we made can be reconciled and we know exactly how much got paid out. our work it not done. there's a performance element associated with those payments, and we have to attack that performance element because at the end of the day, the risk to the taxpayer is greater if we fail on that performance than if we fail on any other payment of the life cycle, so more needs to be done in my opinion, more auditing, scrutiny, more review, harnessing the energy of those cfo's working through the night to produce their audits financial statements, harnessing them around the improper payments question and challenge is something that i'm interested in working with the entire government in particular cfo and program communities around. now, the improper payments issue is something that i've been working on for a long time, and i'm proud to say that it is now as prom inapt as any -- prominent as in issue we've worked on. the law was passed in 200

foundation upon which that can be done. >> that's the thought. that's the attempts. that's right. >> we don't have the plans for that. >> right. that's true. >> that's correct. >> talking about systemwide reform, the real driver of the increases in government spending has been that medicare and medicaid are reliant unlike the veterans administration negotiating on prescription drugs and things like that has more control over it's cost is reliance on the private insurance. that is it's based on that. so clearly as you say, clearly if we were to cut medicare and medicaid the disparity between what the revenues are from the private sector would be so great that people would be denied access to care. so we have considered as senator baucus correctly pointed out, ways that we can change the system. but we've also built in some things like 80%, 85% of every dollar must go to health care costs from the insurance companies. if they don't reduce their -- if they increase their cost too much, they won't be eligible to go into the exchanges. but i'm wondering don't you think there might be other ways dianne feinstine and i have legislation that would give the governme