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host: tom tarantino, that testimony really dominated a lot of this discussion. the budget for the vaabout $150 billion. the question is, why the backlog, it today but it -- a budget issue? magic bullet.s no there will be no magic piece of legislation. there is not one program that incident in a year. the problem is that the wasbility claims programs critically for most of these veterans were born. the va has been working on projects to try to help this, but there really has not been a conference of fix. the testimony you just heard is similar to the testimony i have heard for the last three years from the va. we have to understand that this is not just about the va. this is also about the department of defense. if you do not have integrated medical records between the dod and the va, you will never get the backyard -- backlog 20. 50% of the claims the company dod are still on paper might take the va way too long to sort through that paper. this is why the va has been advocating for the presidential commission to end the backlog. we have to understand that this is a problem that goes

tom from eastlake, ohio. good morning. theer: i am a veteran from end of world war two but have not had to use the va until maybe 10 years ago. the what i see int he cleveland area -- they have improved their system. i am worried this directive is improved in a certain area. i have one further comment that the fact that we are in so many wars that our veterans and this system is so much more compromised than peace time. there are people like you who are trying to improve upon our fine system and are making strides and heading in the right direction. i appreciate c-span and very much. i watch it all the time. e.st: hope guest: we certainly appreciate the sentiments and i thank him for his service. one of his questions, about whether this is isolated in duplication and fragmentation, unfortunately it is not. what we have found is these issues span across all governments. when you look at our ports you will see that we identify issues of duplication and fragmentation in all areas of the government. we now examined and identified issues in all 15 cabinets, and independent agencies. when you look at the actions that we identified

tom from eastlake, ohio. good morning. theer: i am a veteran from end of world war two but have not had to use the va until maybe 10 years ago. from what i see in the cleveland area -- they have improved their system. ism worried this directive improved in a certain area. i have one further comment that the fact that we are in so many wars that our veterans and this system is so much more compromised than peace time. there are people like you who are trying to improve upon our fine system and are making strides and heading in the right direction. i appreciate c-span and very much. i watch it all the time. guest: we certainly appreciate the sentiments and i thank him for his service. about his questions, whether this is isolated in duplication and fragmentation, unfortunately it is not. what we have found is these issues span across all governments. when you look at our ports you will see that we identify issues of duplication and fragmentation in all areas of the government. we now examined and identified issues in all 15 cabinets, and independent agencies. when you look at the actions that we identified four agencies to tak