the road. it s a problem for parents deciding what they re going to do here because they ve got to shell out for the child s education, but they should also be saving for retirement. i mean, people are really pinched in those two opposing things right there. this is a real tough thing. it s a tough quandary to be in. no one gives people retirement loan, but they will often give people education loans. the channllenge is this. people want to be realistic about their education and what they pay for, but also their retirement as well. everything in moderation is the key right now. everybody wants to go to school, but not many people want to have to pay for it. take some time. if you re behind the 8 ball, better to go to a junior college or let your child figure out what they want to do before specializing. that can save parents thousands of dollars with that one decision alone. yes, sir. derrick kinney, thanks very much, sir. my pleasure. thank you. how can we solve the student
widespread criminal activity. excessive salaries and bonuses for va workers. whistleblowers facing fear of retaliation and the list goes on and on. the report also takes a swipe at congress for not doing enough to stop it. senator coburn authored that report. he joins me now in this first on fox. senator, welcome to the program, sir. well, thank you, stewart. beyond this obviously goes beyond long wait times. let s go through the list of what you found in this report. widespread criminal activity. what s that, sir? well, it s anything from harassing patients to overutilization of police, of stealing veterans things, to rape, to accosting patients, to ignoring patients. all criminal activities. so you re talking about the standard of care. that what s happening to our veterans when they go in the va system. you also say billions, plural, of wasted dollars. what s that? well, here s how you can look at it is just on four hospitals where $1.3 billion over on the con