i regret that he has to resign under these circumstances. reporter: shinseki s departure came as they released an audit of the health system that found facilities were flagged because of further review because of questionable scheduling practices. claiming his own officials have been lying to him. i was too trusting of some and i accept as accurate reports that i now know to be misleading with regard to patient wait times. reporter: the president said the white house was also in the dark that v.a. officials were concealing wait times. this issue of scheduling is one that the reporting systems inside of the vha did not surface to the levels where rick was aware of it or we were able to see it. reporter: over at the capital, house speaker john boehner had his own rapid response that shinseki s departure is not enough. his resignation, though, does
president with the new audit showing really how bad the situation was, not just in one or two isolated va hospitals and facilities but, indeed, in many places all over the country. that s right, wolf. we have new information here now. an audit that was done between may 12th and may 16th of 216 sites. they found that, quote, many were flagged for further review. the kinds of things they found, quote, questionable scheduling practices. signaling a systemic lack of integrity within some veteran health administrations facilities. this is telling us what drew griffin and the investigative unit has been reporting on for weeks now. the 14-day wait times the va set out as the amount of time between a veteran seeking an appointment and getting one, that target was, quote, simply not attainable. the other things that we learned in this audit is that information indicates at least some of these cases pressures were placed on schedulers to