it's a jump ball between david booth and one other phone bidder. >> did you know who it was?dn't at the time, but it turns out it's a good friend of mine -- david rubenstein. >> rubenstein, also a billionaire, once purchased a 13th century copy of the actual magna carta for more than $20 million. >> about $3.2 million, you could feel mr. rubenstein starting to slow down. he had to think about each bid more carefully. >> and then, the final bid. >> on my left, $3,800,000. >> sold to david booth! >> you paid more than the emancipation proclamation. >> yeah, well, that's because there's only one original rules, and the emancipation proclamation, i think, had about a dozen. >> with the auction house commission added in, the price comes to $4.3 million, the most ever paid at auction to date for any sports memorabilia. for the heirs of james naismith, the man who invented a game that grew into a multi-billion-dollar worldwide phenomenon, it's a long overdue payday. wait! stop the clock! yes, there's but seconds left in this "strange inheritance" tale, but still time for one last tw

melissa booth is a contributor to the washington examiner. david is a former staff secretary to president clinton. david. let me start with you. you think holdovers from the previous administration are ratting him out? >> i have to apologize if i'm blaoery eyed here. i stayed up for the entire game as did my buddies. and what a finish. congratulations to the patriots. i'm a former west wing staffer and i have talked to former bush white house west wing staffers. we all agree that when the president is on the phone with a foreign leader, the civil service staff of the white house is not in the room, is not privy to it. i think what's going on here is the tension and conflicts within the trump white house is leading to some staffers leaking to try to get at other staffers. kellyanne conway said i intend to communicate through the press in order to steer the president. i think other staffers are doing the same thing and internal leaks. sorry, mr. trump, we're not buying it. it is not the obamas, it is you and your staff. >> eric: kellyanne conway says

booth, ylan mui, newest d.c. correspondent and back with us, david kelly, chief global strategist with jp morgan funds., this day before groundhogs day it seems to me they didn't see their shadow. they went back into their hole. i can't remember what that means. six more weeks of nothing or winter or what. how do you read this statement? >> i think it's very deliberate to mention this higher. raise march expectses so they don't get precluded from doing that because no one expected it on the date. they don't want to go into a march meeting and having to battle expectations also. they're not determined to do march but want to leave that option open. >> you see the inflation reference as a clear signal that they're getting ready or they're readying the market? >> absolutely. tightening labor markets. steady growth, inflation heading toward 2%. those conditions are all there. they want to underline that. frankly, we get a rate hike in every press conference meeting that we don't have a crisis in this year. >> i think they could have been a bit stronger in their verbiage. janet yellin will have to come out

booth. >> yeah. >> there's nothing that you could have done. >> yeah, maybe a could have done. >> seth: please welcome to the show, david boreanaz, everybody. >> seth: how are you? >> that was very funny. thank you. i didn't know what i was doing in that clip. >> seth: yeah. >> because it just said, i don't know what to do. >> seth: yeah. >> so i don't even know what i did. i'm sorry though, for those who have not seen that or about to see that. i apologize for whatever i do. >> seth: yeah, the good news is it didn't give anything away. you just said, "i don't know." >> it was very mysterious. >> seth: it was very mysterious. i'm going to check it out. >> are you? >> seth: yeah, well now. >> tell me what i do. >> seth: yeah, i'm going to tell you. >> call me, text me. whatever it s. >> 12 seasons. i know, it's unbelievable. thank you. yeah. >> seth: did you -- i'm always curious about this. i did 12 years on a show. >> okay. >> seth: and when it comes up, like, you just realize, oh that's a lot of time. like you change -- like when you watch all the episodes of "bones" -- >> i did 12 years on the show. >> seth: i did 12 years on "snl" so th

david cameron, steve hilton, fox news political analyst and chummist for the -- columnist for the hill, juan williams. julie pace, who covers the white house for the associated press, and washington examiner contributor lisa booth-time fox news sunday panelist. welcome. >> it's good to be here, i just wish there was more to talk about. [laughter] chris: we give you this fire hose to drink out of. julie, there are some divides among congressional republicans, forget about democrats, do you expect the president in his prime time speech if not to settle those issues, to give some direction? >> republicans are certainly hoping to get direction on tax reform, how to pay for it, the the border adjustability program that paul ryan's office is finishing but senates -- is pushing, but senators are opposed to. he's been talking more warmly about it but hasn't given a full-throated endorsement. i think obamacare, though, is what republicans and democrats are looking for real direction on, because this is one that is going to come up first, ahead of tax reform on capitol hill, and while republicans are fully onboard with the idea of repealing obamacare, there are huge divisions over what a replace package would look like.