Senator encourages GSA to 'clean house'

Joined by members of Congress from both parties, has sharply criticized the GSA's $823000 conference in 2010 that included a mind-reader, bike-building and specially made coins. Issa singled out the 300 keepsake coins, which cost taxpayers about $6325.</p

Not be in its final form and may be updated GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, FOX NEWS HOST: And another lightning rod at today's hearing, GSA workers getting paid extra money, bonuses, for finding ways to waste your money, members of Congress.

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And Infrastructure Committee chairman has launched an investigation into the General Services Administration's (GSA) culture of lavish spending that led the agency to bill the taxpayers $823000 for a conference in Las Vegas.

GSA had also been involved in the design of the World War II Memorial. A commission created by Congress worked with GSA to select an architect.

Administration investigator who revealed a wild agency spending spree said Monday he's investigating possible bribery and kickbacks, and has already recommended criminal charges to the Justice.