On HBO's “real-time” broadcast on Friday, host Bill Maher is not sure that all inspector generals who President Donald Trump should be fired, but he was fired from the shooting. He said he reconsidered the initial negative review. It's doubtful how good the federal government is losing to fraud, and the work these inspectors have generally been doing as watchdogs.
Maher said, “This comes from the government's accountability office, so it's not the Trump administration, so the federal government loses its presumption. 23.3-521 billion Every year, it's scams. ”
He continued, “So when Trump was fired, the first thing he did. [is fire] All inspector generals. And I thought it wasn't good, it was their job with the Watchdog stuff. But if you're losing $521 billion a year, how much surveillance do you have? You have to – I'm not saying I should have fired them. ”
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