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resources that would go to prosecutors, and federal agents to be able to investigate and prosecute crimes, are being diverted to the bureau of prisons. the bureau of prisons now takes up almost two-thirds of the department s budget. that s really untenable and unsustainable. so i believe that mandatory minimum sentences are an important tool. but we but that we need to use that tool effectively. senator blumenthal? thanks, mr. chairman. at the outset i d like to ask permission to include in the record a statement from senator patrick leahy, our colleague from vermont, in support of ms. yates nomination. without objection. and i d also like to include a number of letters, i referred to them earlier, from colleagues, law enforcement officials, officials in georgia, in support of that nomination. without objection those are included. thank you, mr. chairman. let me just ask you about olc opinions, ms. yates. it s been a tradition common to, i think, most recent ad
New-yorkUnited-statesCanadaHamburgGermanyTexasAfghanistanAtlantaGeorgiaVermontChinaFlorida conversation. it could lead to collaboration and better results for our cities and our country. so thank you all very much. thank you. thanks for that ending. thanks everyone for participating. [applause] hillary clinton obviously part of this discussion here at the center for american progress. this is questions continuing over e-mails she sent during her tenure as secretary of state. the house committee on benghazi revealing yesterday the server that contained those e-mails was wiped clean. the committee learned of this from a clinton attorney after requesting the server be turned over to a third party as part of that investigation into the 2012 benghazi consulate attack in libya. it s not certain when the server was erased though benghazi committee chair trey goudie suggested it was sometime after october 2014, when the state department asked for secretary clinton to turn offer her public records. the republican national committee, meanwhile releasing a statement today
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