The Secretary of Transport Sean Duffy will submit to the compliance of California to determine how the federal government is used in a high-speed railway project in the long run of federal assistance.

Duffy and California MPs organized a press conference on Thursday, first announced the date of about $ 33 billion in 2008, declared in 2020 in 2008 and announced the date of completion in 2020. Today, the plan is more than $ 15.7 billion and is incomplete, the projected expenses are more than $ 128 billion.

“Who received the cash? Where did it go?” Duffy said. “$ 16 billion is a lot of money. It will be a difficult linger to see how money is spent.”

Duffy noted that the federal government spent more than $ 2 billion on the project and will determine which the Federal Assistance will continue.

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Transport Secretary Sean Duffy said that how the investigation into the high-speed railway project in California, he said. (Chris Kleponis / CNP / Bloomberg / Getty Images)

The MPs participating in the press conference, the railway project was condemned, “Boondogle” and “untagged nightmare” was more aggressive.

Duffy, to demand answers to residents of California from Gavin Newsom, said the Department of Transportation would be open to invest in a high-speed railway project for a certain period of time.

On April 18-2022, 2022, Elkhorn grade allocation in California in the city of Fresno County in a high-speed railway project. (David Paul Morris / Bloomberg Getty Imager / Getty Images)

Duffy's press conference The United States is coming during the research of the aviation industry. The last month was five major aviation disasters, the most in fact, Washington, who killed more than 60 people, was a collision over DC.

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Duffy asked journalists on Thursday on Thursday in connection with the latest fires of the Federal Aviation Administration. He stressed that the fires did not affect the highest qualified workers in the organization.

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Trump management gave a promise Review and update thoroughly After a collision between an army helicopter, the air traffic control systems and Washington's Ronald Reagan National Airport killed all two plane in January 29. It was the deadly aviation disaster in the United States since 2001.