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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131101:07:36:00

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Training programs take waste to a whole new level. some partic panteds train for jobs that don't exist. others pay for courses in jobs they already have. some funds spent on a contractor who bought videogames. and in one state, workforce agency employees took more than 100 gambling trips to casinos -- in work hours mp the study commissioned by tom coburn raises a lot of questions about your cash being spent on federal job training. and it is no small chunk of change. $18 billion annually invested in the jobs training programs. but the gao reports that since 2004, only 5 of 47 programs looked a...