shells change and this is just flying off the shelf. it is amazing. neil: how much? guest: a little over $10. neil: and only bought at toys r us? guest: now. neil: so, can you get these, kind of likes like hannity. kidding, kidding sean. walmart doesn t offer these? guest: not today. neil: your argument has been. folks will buy for the kids. guest: we are first with the hot products to make sure we have them in stock to christmas and most of the toys we carry are not available anywhere else and when someone talks about our price, i am old fashioned i think you ought to get a price just by walking in the store and watching a price means the price was higher to begin with. neil: soy are not going tit for tat. guest: we have amazing rices and apa mazes sales and year after year people come to toys
guest: someone actually offered, i can take a picture with the vice president and i said, yeah, i took my picture and that is the perfect opportunity to ask him a question that the drones in the media for an entire wake failed to ask, and that is, did he think it was represent to use a rape reference to justify another . neil: i know the exchange was riveting and maybe i can see the argument, that the ends justifies the means but they are coming back and saying, well, any reporter at any time could misrepresent him or herself, and say this is something else and sand bag any candidate. guest: i didn t say i was somebody else, i did identify myself as human events when they asked me to do so. neil: when did they ask you to do so? guest: they said who are you with, and department. neil: did you have a press badge? guest: i did, but, again
on, the fact that despite your money making prowess which is never in doubt, it hasn t translated with a better poll position. what do you say to those critics who say you are more a financial flash in the pan? guest: we are doing better. will compared to what? compared to four years ago? compared to six months ago? no. we keep going up. we don t surge but we never drop. if we get a supporter, they are loyal. others have surged in the polls and will be top of the pack and suddenly they are dropping off quickly. so, ours is very, very steady, and we haven t lost ground but we do need to prove ourselves and that is why we are work very hard not early stage andian is a big month for us. neil: what are you going to do with all this money? guest: probably beginning to advertise on fox or something like that. neil: that s the curse
not coins. neil: i thought this was a one year figure and i thought, well, that is not which were change. so, 35 years, they will save $5 billion. guest: this is baby steps. like lacing up your shoes, a silly idea. neil: here is what i wary about, if these are the ideas they are coming up, they are being creative to come up with, i guess, less painful ways to address this. guest: we re talking paper over plastic? really, the subjects they are coming up with, and i go with paper all the way. i used to pack bags and the paper was easier. so, the reality is, though, i m not even sure what camp i m in with this, the nuclear option may go to the fall back issues and they will massively cut
say they don t have a deal, the thing looks like it is falling apart, and the larger context is the euro and europe. then what? guest: well, the sticking clock says et all, investors anticipated and priced in a resolution to the debt ceiling and markets hate uncertainty and we had a big rally in october in anticipation of positive news so any indication this will not happen could create a shock not only in the world financial market but even here at home. we could see investors hearing they will retrace the entire october rally and run for the exit, and investors could be nervous in the domestic market because what doesn t happen in europe and what is more important, to we saw that effect, come back here at home, because of what europe may or may not do, you could prompt our government, our federal reserve, to intervene and step back into the equation, and you can see what has been whispered not