he spent 25 million according fec. i am not sure that was the absolutely most -- the absolute most efficient use of campaign funds. they might have taken more seats if they had more field operations. if they had done that and if rove had not done that, they might have taken 100 seats. i do not know why the democrats want to replicate that mistake. host: back to the bonds. brooklyn, new york on our line or democrats. caller: good morning to you both. i was wondering if you knew about the 99ers. everyone is talking about the 2 million newly unemployed. what about the people that have not gotten benefits since march? how are we supposed to survive? guest: i am sorry that is happening to you. it is wrong that we are not trying to find a way to help people who have been chronically unemployed. it is criminal. this is not what a just society does. we have denigrated people who have been unemployed for a long time and treated them as if they do not want to be employed. we do not include them in the unemployment statistics and

for example, fec records from the federal elections commission showed that congressman bobby rush, aocrat of illinois paid his wife $103,000 over the last two-year cycle and jesse jackson jar of illinois paid his wife's consulting firm $101,000 over the past two years. now, a spokeswoman for jackson said jackson's wife is a highly regarded political consultant and former dnc employee and she was paid a fair market rate for her work on fund-raising and strategy. now, on the republican side, congressman dana rohrabacher of california paid his wife $73,000 over the past two years. his chief of staff told us she was his campaign manager since before they got married an she is not going to stop now and joe barton, republican from texas, paid his daughter $72,000 over the past two years. a spokesman for barton told us the congressman's daughter was a key campaign staffer whoer is afd critical function. now, we have to point out, all of these expenditures are no secret and no allegation of wrongdoing. this is legal. and of course, who would be more committed to working their heart out for y

fec officials indicate a do not track option on a website.milar to the do not call list that has kept most telemarketers from calling people at home. >> nearly 3 million muslims are gathered for the hodge pilgrimage in saudi arabia. they made their way up a rocky desert hill on the second day. the pilgrims have started their dawn assent of mount arafat after leaving mecca 12 miles away. it's one of the cornerstones of the pilgrimage required for muslims at least once in their lifetime. saudi arabia authoritisies are taken measures to approve crowd management including launching a new light rail system to transport pilgrimless between the shrines. >> vows to press ahead for democracy. that vow a day after she was released from house arrest. (inaudible) >> authorities released her days after widely criticized election in the country. she spent most of the last 20 years under house arrest after challenging the military that controls the country. she's urging the pro-democracy movement to find common ground with the military leaders. (inaudible)

this week the fec launched an investigation into whether google broke the law by inadvertently collectingnal data by public wi-fi while photographing neighborhoods for street maps. so just because you're paranoid doesn't mean no one is out to get you. or in in case take a picture of you. but there are ways to protect yourself. you may recognize him from the discovery special track me if you can. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm deeply concerned about this. so can they track me based on the ip address? >> sure. basically your ip address is one way that you can be tracked, also by your cellular phone. you're carrying around a tracking device that people use with a microwave ping that the cells eject all the time. and this is to track down towers. so every time you carry a cellular phone. every time you open up your computer, you're subject to be tracked by someone. >> all right. what if i turned off my phone. does that protect me or no? >> well, technically you're going to have to remove the battery if you want to be completely safe. >> i don't know how to remove