Topic: Sonasoft

The investigation into missing IRS emails belonging to Lois Lerner is scrutinized. Technical experts (referred to as "dudes named Ben") explain that the IRS used SonaSoft's SonaVault, a system designed specifically to prevent data loss from hard drive crashes, making the official "crashed drive" excuse highly improbable.

IRS Commissioner John Koskinen faces intense questioning from Congressman Paul Ryan regarding the loss of two years of emails. The discussion highlights the technical implausibility of the hard drive failures and the existence of SonaSoft, the agency's email archiving contractor.