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From KQED.

We're going to shift gears now, and we're going to talk about ongoing problems at the state

unemployment agency. More than one million California state unemployment claims, that's

approximately one and seven, have been suspended in an attempt

to avoid fraudulent payouts. The move has angered jobless Californians and adds to the many

problems besetting California's employment development department. And joining us to break down the

latest problems of the agency, Patrick McGreevy, staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. Welcome

Patrick McGreevy. Patrick McGreevy, do we have you with us?

We're gonna try to morning. Oh I'm sorry. Good morning to you. We had a bit of a

delay there. Glad to have you. I also want to welcome Mary Franklin Harvin,

who is associate producer and reporter for KQED's California report and welcome

Mary Franklin

Harvin. Good morning, Michael. Good morning to you. Let me begin, if I may, Patrick McReevey

with you because I want to have this laid out for our listeners and you've done some real

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