We've gone from $556 million in 2010 to 480 million in 2013 and 522 in 014. Quick back of the envelope calculation. In terms of payback, Using your $40 billion figures, that's a 76 to 1 payback. Now, some of those may be one time savings, but if you add the $100 billion of Medicare, Medicaid and the other things you mentioned, that's a 268 to 1 payback. (04:21–04:26)
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Asserts a 76 to 1 payback ratio from GAO's $40 billion savings.
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