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>> supporters of privatization, general, say -- and you eluded to this, you talked about people who live in rural areas, people who want to have choice -- they say the current system hasn't worked. you've got to try something different. at least privatization will give veterans more options, better access to care. but is that the only answer here? >> no. i mean, you also go to -- we have real integrity problems in the v.a., as well. the former chief staff of the army had a problem because they weren't telling him what was going on. at the end of the day, the v.a. is a national treasure. no que...

I would try to answer that differently. we're not going to get into a position saying they're safe or not safe or asking for money right now. what we'll do is continue the controlled release. the reason the controlled release is good is it's the alternative to an uncontrolled rest release. if you don't release the water, you'll end up with the structural integrity failure. as soon as the water goes down and rapidly going down right now, we'll have some flooding for some time, but the big, large heavy masses of water that are going down and out are flowing in a way that will allowing to do an e...

Has the most access to most sensitive information in the u.s. government. that's worst-case scenario. best case scenario is you have guy who spent entire career as intelligence officer supposedly well-versed and understood in counterintelligence issues yet deems it's okay to go to russia, take a paycheck from rt, the propaganda outfit from the kremlin and refuse to reveal what he took from them. what scenario is that okay? intelligence it looks bad, political, how explain that. and he obviously has integrity problems. boss caught him lying to him and had to fire him. even the best-case scenari...

Supported me. to veterans service organizations who have been my partners for five years and to the american people. all of them deserve better from their va. but i also know this. leadership and integrity problems can and must be fixed and now. [ applause ] >> shinseki's remarks drawing a warmer reception than many expected outlining a sweeping course of action but will it be enough to save his job? we are covering all of the angles with our team of analysts and correspondents and of course the cnn investigations team that first broke this story. let's begin there with cnn's drew griffin whos...