okay now do it for these numbers from 2021-2023: > SEC. 403. Policy statement on improper payments. > (a) Findings.—The House finds the following: > (1) The

okay now do it for these numbers from 2021-2023: > SEC. 403. Policy statement on improper payments. > (a) Findings.—The House finds the following: > (1) The Government Accountability Office defines improper payments as any reported payment that should not have been made or was made in an incorrect amount. > (2) Since 2003, improper payments have totaled $2.7 trillion with a reported Federal Government-wide error rate of 5.42 percent in fiscal year 2023. > (3) Improper payments between 2021-2023 have exceeded $750 billion and totaled more than the budget of the U.S. Army in 2023. i want you to explain to me how i don't grasp how big these numbers are, some more. I want you to explain how 79.1 billion in fraud or improper payments is "0.5%", and that's ok, and explain how ten times that amount, in 20% of the time, is ok, too. please. SOURCE https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-concurrent-resolution/117/text/rh https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-concurren... I'm done with all of you.