this bill. the ability particularly in medicaid, i've worked on medicaid now for 15 years. medicaid fraud. it is pervasive throughout the system. in north carolina, we brought in major efforts, software, to look at those who are exploiting the system. the problem that the structure the way it's set up at federal government funds all the medicaid and the states determine who is eligible. they have no incentive to see who is really should be receiving medicaid. if we take all this back to the states, they will have the ability to prioritize the funding and frankly to put it in accountability procedures that will allow them to reel out the people who are ex34r0i9iploitin system. >> the reality is that medicaid fraud amounts to about 3% to 10% a year, but there are all sorts of judgments as you know where that money is returned. i can look at 2015 according to