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Incidentally, I am Anthony Varrett, Under-Secretary for Security in the Council.

None of the four showed any overt sign of being impressed.

Phillips knew that the others, like himself, were scrutinizing the old man with cold, secretive stares.

And of course, I had.

He had taken me to the Home Office and formally presented me to the Undersecretary, and I found myself appointed an Assistant Medical Advisor, detailed for duty under the orders of Sir Frank Tarleton, with a salary that seemed riches in advance.

Perhaps I had found my work a little disappointing since.

The night calls had not been numerous, and they had grown fewer after the first month or two, as though Tarleton's clients or patients, I hardly know which to call them, had found out that it was no use expecting him to turn out any longer, if the case was one that I could deal with.

I got both your notes.

Seven words in one, Mr. Under-Secretary, and nine in the other.

But the one little word at the end was worth a whole sheet full of common words.' How nice it is to write letters without paying postage, and to send them about the world with a grand name in the corner.

When Barney brings me one, he always looks as if he didn't know whether it was a love-letter or an order to go to Botany Bay.

A lot of fraud has been uncovered tied to the Department of Education and a whole bunch of other areas.

And joining us now, part of the Great Cleanup Patrol, and we're really happy to have him here, Undersecretary of the Department of Education, Nicholas Kent.

Mr.

Undersecretary, it's great to have you.

Tell us what you guys discovered, because $400 million in fraud, that's a lot of money.

It is a lot of money, and thank you so much for having us so that we can highlight this really important issue.

By the way, we also have a former Trump deputy national security advisor, Victoria Coates, from the Heritage Foundation with us.

Victoria.

The Trump administration is continuing to take steps to help improve market access for U.S. producers in Latin America.

Brownfield's Kellan Havakin has more in this interview with USDA Undersecretary Luke Lindbergh.

Mr.

Undersecretary, I appreciate the time, as always.

I know you were, um, in Venezuela recently leading a U.S. delegation about some of the things that USDA is providing to the country.

Maybe a good place to start is to just give me an overview of the trip and who you talked with.

additional bureaus and offices.

For those attorneys, accountants, experts, and specialists in the department's remaining offices subject to closure, whose positions might nevertheless be a key component of serving the mission, positions that might include the Office of the Secretary slash Deputy Secretary, Office of the Undersecretary, Office of the General Counsel, Office of the Inspector General, Office of Finance and Operations, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Office of Communications and Outreach, and Office of Legislative and Congressional Affairs, The opportunity to join other agencies based on their expertise and the needs of other agencies should be made available.

For example, OGC higher education lawyers would join the newly independent Federal Student Aid Office or the Department of Labor, and OGC civil rights attorneys would join DOJ.

These positions must first be determined to serve a continued mission need prior to being transferred.

And according to one of those current undersecretaries, it turned out to be the right decision.

Emil Michael is the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering.

He talked about it with Federal News Network's Jared Serbu.

From my perspective, it has been an incredible success this term.

I think part of this is personal dynamics.

My relationship with my counterpart, Mike Duffy, as the Undersecretary for ANS, And under Secretary Hegseth's leadership, we have a very cohesive team there.

And we've carved out what I think are very effective lanes between R&E and ANS.

And the reason is that the nature of warfare is changing.

A federal advisory committee begins voting on the department's recommendation that day.

After the committee votes, the department's Under Secretary, Nicholas Kent, makes the final call.

Now, I wanna be careful here.

I don't know what's gonna happen.

um it the the issue with all of these jobs is who can take five weeks off work if you're living paycheck to paycheck the training is surprisingly expensive and if you don't have a guaranteed job at the end of it you're kind of freaked out so we've graduated 200 people in between ohio and indiana so far i was just with jonte hill he's a graduate of the ohio program he and i had been invited to the event that Secretary Rubio and the Vice President did this morning on workforce.

Jacob Helberg, the Undersecretary, hosted us.

Jonte was kind of out of a job, looking hard to find one, saw a post about this program applied.

He is now a fiber technician on our site in New Albany, Ohio.