david: that is john hofmeister. thank you so much. joining us from houston. ofith the parasites, shares of chipotle falling again. the mexican food chain closing a restaurant in boston after dozens of students got sick. to asirus is being leaned the problem -- not a parasite. but that is not even the problem. get us up to speed with what happened in boston. 80 students got sick, including of -- members of the men's basketball team at boston college. they have made a big point of saying that there has been no new e. coli cases since november 7. nobody exposed after november 7. yes, we have this issue, it started in seattle and portland, but that is contained and this is a separate incident. he was another bad headline, they are getting slammed again. they had a nora virus incident in california. this is feeding questions about food safety standards and their business model. david: it will take a couple of days to figure out whether they are right. so much waiting involved. still have not been able to pinpoint what has happened, where in the supplying chain thi

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stuart: and seems that the former president of shell oil, that gentleman there, john hofmeister, he owese money. he said we would hit $4 gas in year, boy, was he wrong? i am going to collect a crisp $100 bill at the top of the next hour. yes, i'll take it. [laughter] there are other candidates in the republican race. but trump has largely crowded him out. we have one of the other candidates with us now. he says he's going to shake up his campaign staff and become more aggressive. welcome back dr. ben carson. dr. carson, welcome back, very good to see you, sir. >> always good to be with you, stuart. stuart: you see, the criticism of you is that if i may give voice to it, is that you're soft spoken. you're coming back, you're not jumping out of the screen and now you say you're going-- you're smiling, but that is the knock on you. are you going to change tactics? are you going to jump out of the screen and grab me by the throat and arrest my attention? is that what you're going to do? >> probably not, but i will tend to push back a little bit more. stuart: okay. >> you know, i have been re

former shell oil president, favorite guide on the show, john hofmeister, settle this for us.ebate, cheap oil, cheap gas, good for the economy? bad for the economy? which is it? >> bad for the economy, good for consumers in the short run but terrible for the economy overall. i heard a no. earlier on your program that consumers will get $150 billion in savings for the lower prices of gasoline. that sounds wonderful but the economy is losing almost $300 billion in lack of investment that value destruction across the industry so you match $150 billion to the consumer against $300 billion lost to the economy do the math, terrible for the economy. stuart: that averaged i look at the gas station gas price side every day and loves it. they love the extra money in the pockets. isn't there something to be said for that? >> absolutely. they should enjoy every extra at nicole they should keep in their pocket. it is good for the consumer. larger economy will suffer, the consequence for the consumer is a snap back in gasoline prices when the oil price skyrockets. may be at the end of 16, m