The Senate Select Committee investigating the Social Security Board will be holding what could be their last public hearing next week Thursday. At the committee's last hearing, SSB's Chief Executive Officer Narda Garcia said three words no one can seem to forget: 'bring St. James.' So will the Senate call on St. James and its principal Glen Godfrey? Well the Senators aren't talking but today we caught up with Garcia and in a rare interview she told us why the Senate should 'Bring St. James.'
Narda Garcia, C.E.O. Social Security Board
"I believe there are some questions that that institution only can answer and that is why I had said that."
Keith Swift,
Which person are you referring to when you say bring St. James because you can't summon an entire company? Are you referring to anyone in particular?
Narda Garcia,
"Not really, I am not a part of St. James so I am just saying that we dealt with St. James and whoever represents St. James should be brought, or who could answer for St. James should be brought."
Keith Swift,
Do you think you will be called again?
Narda Garcia,
"I do not know but if I am called again I will go because my duty and my responsibility is to present them with the facts and I have done that before and I don't have a problem doing that again."
Keith Swift,
Mrs. Garcia are you being the scapegoat for what went on at SSB?
Narda Garcia,
"I won't comment on that."
Keith Swift,
Are you prepared to take the fall?
Narda Garcia,
"I won't comment on that."
That Senate's public hearing will be on Thursday and the list of witnesses will be disclosed then.
