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>> where do you think this is going to go? what do you think about the response from the administration in terms of wanting to crack down and find out what happened? has that been acceptable? >> the administration is defending it and cheryl lied to the media and senator. she said she had no idea about a list and first heard about it from representative miller but it truth is she new about it from at least july of 2013. they are defending this so hard because there is a secret that the phoenix va and washington don't want to let out and that is there is a huge mismatch between the demand for ca...

About this at the top? maybe longer than they're saying. take a listen. >> we remove the senior management or director and chief of staff have flow no knowledge of this. as the memo states, ms. heldman knew that when representative miller announced it in congress. >> so why now, that's dr. sam foot there, who was the whistleblower who came forward to talk about this. the question is, why now? that's the question mark would do. >> my first initial is dr. foot, he's great, he's a whistleblower, but i want to put my foot up his backside, why

Attack. we don't know because we never got the chance to see them. >> now she comes out and weekly, i have to say weekly denies the charges and says if -- hold on. i want to find them because it was interesting how she put it. basically says, i have never directed staff to do the secret waiting list and if the inspector general finds anything, then we'll take appropriate and swept action. i mean, is this person, sharon helman who directs the phoenix va at the heart of all this, doctor? >> the senior management that includes the direct tomorrow associate director, assistant direct director, chi...

And again and again. this week, good news. the bill finally passed. overcoming the required supermajority. now, there was a no vote. even on the final passage. that came from this man. state representative josh miller, a man i've had on the show. a conservative republican who, himself, has benefited from medicaid, when as an uninsured 23-year-old he was in a car accident that left him paralyzed. there's a $1 million hospital bill and medicaid paid most of it. medicare made up the difference. miller continues to receive government health care. after miller voted no, we couldn't help but notice ...

At a standstill, as that rump caucus kept voting it down again and again and again. this week, good news. the bill finally passed. overcoming the required supermajority. now, there was a no vote. even on the final passage. that came from this man. state representative josh miller, a man i've had on the show. a conservative republican who, himself, has benefited from medicaid, when as an uninsured 23-year-old he was in a car accident that left him paralyzed. there's a $1 million hospital bill and medicaid paid most of it. medicare made up the difference. miller continues to receive government h...