money to republicans. he gave $32,000 to the national republican senatorial committee in april. he's one of these business guys who i think realizes you need to have access to both parties if you want to succeed in business. >>steve: sure. how do we know, joshua, that google won't leak -- google keeps track of every key stroke that we make when we're part of the google family. how do we know that google won't leak what we have done, our browsing history, to somebody like a political party much like what the i.r.s. did to political parties before the election? >> well, i think that's probably a question for google. but i think the answer from an outside standpoint would be, look, if a company can't be trusted with data, if people think there's some kind of a partisan agenda behind how they run their business, they'll lose customers. what google seems to be about is being the biggest dominant, most kind of all-inclusive search engine there is. it seems doubtful they