Treasury Department deputy inspector general Timothy Camus last testified that his office found more than 30,000 of Lerner's emails, including emails from 2011 that were on a backup tape at a storage facility in West Virginia that the IRS never went to. (RELATED: Search For Lerner Emails On Hold Over Software Problems).
But Camus said that the investigation was on hold because his office was haggling over licensing issues with a company that makes special software that Camus said he needs to "match" the emails on the new tapes with the emails that have already been turned over to the House Oversight Committee. Camus said he just needed to make sure that he wasn't giving Congress emails that it already had.
The Daily Caller has confirmed that the Treasury inspector general's office has received the special software and is in the process of using it to match the emails.
Camus is now perfectly capable of matching those emails and handing them over to Congress in a timely fashion.