including more molds. he was forced out of his home on a texas airbase for 12 weeks of mold removal. these displacements close my family great amounts of distress, as you can imagine. last september they pleaded guilty for major fraud against the united states or to pay more than $55 million in fines and restitution. today, the company s executives on the hot seat. why should you believe, mr. taylor, the company they engaged in fraud against the united states is fixing this? i reject the suggestion that it s systemic failure, things go, wrong we don t get it right the first, time were not perfect. now stationed in south korea, captain cho, flew 7000 miles to make sure these failures would be the last. no one else is here to speak up for my daughter. stuart hayes, nbc, news the capitol. joining us now on our washington studio, is senator jon ossoff of georgia, he s a senate home homeland seek security committee, the judiciary committee, and the rules committee.
it s systemic failure, things go, wrong we don t get it right the first, time were not perfect. now stationed in south korea, captain cho, flew 7000 miles to make sure these failures would be the last. no one else is here to speak up for my daughter. stuart hayes, nbc, news the capitol. joining us now on our washington studio, is senator jon ossoff of georgia, he s a senate home homeland seek security committee, the judiciary committee, and the rules committee. senator ossoff, today it was chairman, today you are trying your first subcommittee hearing. that s, right i chair the permanent subcommittee on investigations, which is the chief investigative body in the u.s. senate. just a few months after i took office, i sat down with military families at fort gordon near augusta georgia, to hear what they needed from their senator. they told me nightmarish stories about the conditions they endured, and the housing on post. and the appalling treatment