david webb. >> all right.tibles, coin banks. one is worth $100 and the other is worth $3,000. jonah the whale and the fat guy sitting in the chair. >> the fat guy sitting in the chair is $3,000. this is a reproduction. you're right. >> finally! >> you hit the money. >> as it were. look at that. very cute. 1873 bank. very easy to find. >> are these banks very popular? >> yeah. they're very sought after. condition is everything. >> all right. now we got the mid century modern. one is a magazine rack and then an airplane cigarette case. what is worth $5500 and the other worth $2,500. i'm going to go with the -- >> good call. >> okay. i finished strong. >> quintessential new yorker collector's items. it comes apart. it does things. it's a striker. it's a clip to cut your cigar. there you go. and then finally, for whatever everybody's fancy, there are two. you know, airplanes are iconic. this is german from the '30s. and everybody is buying modern. >> but you still can't go wrong. >> both are worth selling today. >

megyn: joining me now, david webb, host of the david webb show and josh block, former spokesman for thenton-gore and the gore will lieberman presidential campaign. what's wrong with what he just said. what is inaccurate about what he said. >> nothing is inaccurate about what he said. what he doesn't like is when you have lost the "new york times"* and you are on the left. when the media can no longer suppress or ignore what americans see as the truth about the economy and the jobs and demonizing class warfare, all the attacks on americans being put out in negative campaign you have no option but to put out some critique. i wouldn't put too much importance on what president obama is saying here. he's playing to women. he's constantly repositioning. he tacks more than a sailing ship in a race. we don't know which side he's coming from. so we have to look at the facts. he's losing voters. he's losing confidence. he plays to the gay marriage issue. that didn't give him a net-net gain for any reasonable purpose. megyn: josh, what is the point of talking about the media and what rates and wha

, host of the david webb show and co-founder of the tea party 365.guy goes into the u.s. embassy over there, he reports on the forced abortions and the forced sterilizations, he's a human rights guy in china. we give him, we let him come in. they're ticked off at that. now we let him go out because hillary clinton was about to show up, not the ideal photo op, sent him to the hospital. now we don't know what we're going to do with him, but china wants us to apologize, mark. what should we say? >> look, i don't think america will ever or has ever apologized for defending its interests and values abroad. now, there is a state department person on the record who has said, look, we did nothing wrong here. we abided by international protocol which is something that the obama administration does take very seriously -- megyn: and that's bold for a state department person to go that far. we did nothing wrong. >> with oh, yeah. we did nothing wrong, so we have nothing to apologize for. that aside from the technicality, if there were to be any apologize coming

joining me now, david webb, host of the david webb show on sirius xm's patriot channel and co-founder 365, and sally kohn, fox news contributor. so this was made an issue by the romney campaign, and then david axlerod got in on the action, is this a big deal, isn't it a big deal. the obama campaign pointing out that he sold out an event in virginia, but that was only 8,000 seats but did not sell out this event where they were 4,000-plus seats short of capacity. david, what does it mean? >> probably bad planning. look, you're running a campaign, the optics are important. i a -- i put a lot of importance on the topics. that tells us something about how the media's going to portray the campaign. obama has a problem. five million people left the work force, labor participation is low, one and a half million estimated college students look around -- megyn: this is at ohio state, this was at a college. >> right. where's my future, and when we look at the unemployment and the loan debt they're burdened with, their concerns are on economics, and obama hasn't addressed it. megyn: you know, sal

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the jeweler, david webb, would not confirm whether the $12,000 ring was a freebie. the store has said they received a lot of calls about the proposal but said it's just too soon to say if they're going to see a sales uptick. >> yeah. that's all i got to say about that. >> talk about ruining a romantic moment with a free plug. thanks for watching. >>> hi, everyone. we enter the final stretch. i'm maria bartiromo coming to you live from the global market trading floor in new york city. it's part of our trading floors series. we have a great show ahead, including an interview with soft jen america's ceo craig overlander, how this firm is adapting to the ever-changing regulatory environment. plus, we've got an exclusive interview with cftc chairman gary gensler. does he think more financial regulation is needed in the wake of jpmorgan's massive trading loss. we'll also talk about what went on with the facebook ipo as nasdaq. my partner bill griffeth is at the new york stock exchange with this wild trading day once again. and once again we see reversal and negative perfo

david west is the host of the david webb show and former bill clinton pollster bernard whitman is herell. there is question about whether the evolution will take another step once he's reelected if he's reelected. whether you support gay marriage or you don't support gay marriage. do you believe if he's reelected he will no longer say it many a state's rights issue and say it's a federal issue and back it as a full rights equality rights. >> i hope so it's about love, commitment and family. these are universal truths that i believe and the president believes can be endorsed by every one regardless of political parties or ideology. i think the president's evolution on this mirrors the journeys of tens of million of americans. megyn: the american people want to know what they are going to get if they elect president obama versus mitt romney. he's being honest about his true feelings and is he likely to take it to the next major step? >> i don't think we know that. i'm delighted the president came out in favor of supporting marriage. fundamentally this is about american traditions of comp