One of the previously “sensitive” documents released confirms the Bush White House failed to take action on a 2005/2006 plan to use backup tapes to restore hundreds of days of missing email, and shows the plan would have cost a fraction of what the White House eventually spent on restoring far less email (OAP00026112). Part of the document is a May 10, 2006 memo describing the analysis that identified the hundreds of days of missing email and listing four options for restoring them from backup tapes. The option for restoring all of the missing days would have cost about $2.4 million, according to the memo...
By the end of the Bush administration more than $10 million had been spent on the restoration process, and the Obama White House has spent millions more on it.
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