One-point-eight billion dollars in IT is your budget--$1.8 billion. On $1.8 billion, isn't the retention of key documents that the American people need to count on, like whether or not they're being honestly treated by your employees, especially somebody at such a high level, isn't that, in fact, a priority that should have allowed for full retention?
Issa questions the prioritization of document retention despite a large IT budget.
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