you think they will be able to get their money back? i think that apart get their money back? i think that apart from get their money back? i think that apart from the get their money back? i think that apart from the secure i that apart from the secure lender, this should be the one offshore creditors, but to be honest, we expect these bondholders can still on the recover approximately 2% to 3% in a liquidation scenario. currently, by also trading around one to 2 cents on the dollar. so at this point, we believe that the most valuable assets owned by ever grand are still the offshore ones, including the share of the publicly serviced division. so meanwhile, we think that it is virtually impossible to recover anything from its onshore assets. ~ ., anything from its onshore assets. ., ., anything from its onshore assets. ~ . ., , assets. what are the broader implications assets. what are the broader implications for assets. what are the broader implications for the -
residence are not counting on democratic support in the house or senate inform their own ranks they are working on the temporary budget that would keep current spending levels right where they are for another couple of weeks. included in their plan, a reauthorization of that program that let s law enforcement spy on people in the state section 702 and extension of the children s health insurance program. our democrat colleagues are unable to make that commitment to american families. thus far they have opposed all of our efforts to include five years, 5 ears of chip fund nothing this week s agreement. reporter: simultaneous else on the table today a separate 81 billion dollars of government assistance for victims of this year s hurricanes, floods and fires. democrats don t care for this supplemental disaster funding but does not sound like they will stand in republicans way as
tip of the iceberg. you know, we ve looked at hearings where we ve got 81 billion dollars worth of i.t., at least 20 billion of it to programs that we start and they dead end. and yet, there are conferences talking about those programs that don t succeed. we can fix government, but we re not going to fix government by people complaining that any cut somehow is unfair when these are so obvious. but these are government employees who seem to have a blank check of taxpayer money with no, no one within the agency saying do we really need this the at all. and in some cases and these people don t get pink slips for their work and they don t get laid off. i mean, they ve got pretty secure jobs. these are good jobs, and again, we know we don t have enough money to pay for everything, but if the watch dogs at opm are part of the problem we ve got to find a better solution. congressman, thank you, sir. thank you, greta. greta: how far would you go to get a job? listen to this one.
we re facing is this is the tip of the iceberg. you know, we ve looked at hearings where we ve got 81 billion dollars worth of i.t., at least 20 billion of it to programs that we start and they dead end. and yet, there are conferences talking about those programs that don t succeed. we can fix government, but we re not going to fix government by people complaining that any cut somehow is unfair when these are so obvious. but these are government employees who seem to have a blank check of taxpayer money with no, no one within the agency saying do we really need this the at all. and in some cases and these people don t get pink slips for their work and they don t get laid off. i mean, they ve got pretty secure jobs. these are good jobs, and again, we know we don t have enough money to pay for everything, but if the watch dogs at opm are part of the problem we ve got to find a better solution. congressman, thank you, sir. thank you, greta. greta: how far would you go to get
an opportunity for these blighted areas, in this case, northeast washington d.c., for investors to go in there and create jobs. this is not an example where we can find virtually any jobs, virtually any underprivileged young people or even not young people getting jobs and this is a company that hadn t made up its mind on its name and had a number of names in the first year. greta: all right, the person from the irs, does that person have a relationship with the company at all. any personal relationship? there does appear to be a friendship between the ceo of this company and the individual at the irs that would help make this decision. friendships along are not wrong, but when you see this kind of risky behavior, i repeat when you look at 81 billion dollars worth of spending on i.t. by the federal government and as much as 20% of it ultimately being written off as wasted you ve got to really scrutinize a