we have katie pavlich with us and that we have the pitbull of personal development, larry, who is alsoselling author, i like his books very much, but let's talk about google. so what is the strangest thing you have ever googled? >> i don't want to say, in fact i hate this whole thing. i guarantee you that the number one search today is how do i delete everything i've ever searched for. >> people who have tried to access that history, there might be some e.r. visits, people shamed and can extraction of transfer can buy what they have been looking at. >> i'm terrified a little bit for all of the ex-boyfriends, there's incriminating stuff out there, that being said it could be some people and an anonymous person. but no,. >> that was really weird. >> didn't they know that they could see us? and it was like so awkward. >> i would call it very odd. >> there is a way of doing that. and there is a positive side in terms of criminal searches, there was a guy luckiest kid in the car and they were able to trace the searches and say, you know, he was innocent. it's not like new technology, you ca

we have peter shenkman and katie pavlich townhall.com. also a fox news contributor. katie, i thought it was over? >> it is never over. prove as big point that the war on terror is never over. saudis are stepping up, acknowledging they can't launch an airstrike here and there have it be done. this is long-term process. yemen quite frankly has been a mess for a long time. only recently the rebels taking over government situation going on. it hasn't been going on very long. i'm happy to seesawed did is are back in business. that they're taking campaign seriously. melissa: our government is denying what our own warships were doing in the region. >> keeping the straits clear because we care so much about the shipping traffic. we're not watching this tanker and we're not watching this, yeah. melissa: this is the word out of washington. you're not buying that i assume? >> if you notice how i think state department spokesman or the defense department spokeswoman i can't remember which one, but they used the word this a lot. describing this whatever this conflict as purely thi

here to weigh in, former republican senator from massachusetts scott brown and katie pavlich, townhall.com. how could they miss the 1000 donors? how could those go uncounted? >> well, they shouldn't have. they obviously hire very experienced auditors and tax people and, they either either did it on purpose or they made a mistake. quite frankly i don't buy it was a mistake. i think it was intention. here is the problem with the clintons. there is absolutely an intersection of politics and money. especially now when secretary clinton's running, that foundation should be basically shut down because the appearance of impropriety the fact that bill is traveling around with these major donors who have given not only when she was secretary of state but also giving to her candidacy, just doesn't pass the smell test, gerri. gerri: katie i want to ask you if it should be shut down the clinton foundation. was there a 2008 ethics agreement with the obama administration they would make all this stuff public? >> yeah. going back to 2009, just mentioned the obama administration said okay if hillary will