matt mccall is the president of penn financial group, scott mvgillvray is host of hgtv's hit tv seriesme property." noise to see both of you. we're assuming we have some money in our pocket, burning a hole for this segment. but we're seeing these signs of life in both markets. matt, make the case for me for stocks. >> as you just mentioned, christine, stocks are really cheap right here. the pe ratio, price to earnings, right now we're trading at 13, the historical average is 15 1/2. so when we get back to where we should be historically, the market's about 20% under valued right now. at the same time, dividend yields. we had a dividend yield last year in the s&p 500, 2.1%. now we've had a lot of banks raise dividends. we had apple come out with a dividend. you're looking at a dividend yield of over 3%. that's versus a 2.2%, for locking your money up for ten years in a government bond. for me, stocks are the best deal out there. >> you're looking at it saying, 3%, are you kidding me. scott, your expertise is real estate, so is it a good time to believe? >> i absolutely believe it's a gr

it makes no sense to me. >> reporter: matt mccall, thanks it's great to see you. there is a car chase underway. we are track it for you. this is near san francisco. the area is called pleasanton. this is a little unusual to see a chase around san francisco. trace gallagher is at the breaking news desk with more. what are you seeing, trace? >> reporter: well i'm not seeing much right now because the picture keeps brick breaking up. it is near pleasanton. this thing has been going on for the better part of an hour tphafplt it started in sacramento which is about 80 miles away making its way through -t the east bay in san francisco. you're right, car chases in the bay area are very rare. you see the highway patrol has been on its tail now. this thing has apparently reached very high speeds though we haven't got even an exact number on that. to give you an idea where this is, it's made its way from sacramento coming down south, and then heading through the east bay, which is east of san francisco. we believe the freeway here is the 680. it runs through pleasanton and

he is the president of the penn financial group, author of the next great, bold market, matt mccall ise. everyone agrees that sarah palin is know running? >> i agree. >> sean: okay. as a follow-up to the vetting we had, the president's association with radical professor bell, of harvard, introducing and hugging him and finding out he supported farrakhan, his motto is that to live to harass white people, white boys -- all terms he has used. we had sarah palin on the program. after that appearance, the obama campaign goes after this show, andrew breitbart and sarah palin in an ad. >> barack obama has never been seen in the conventional, >> sean: a person that professor bell was hugging said his motto is to live to harass white people. it's on tape and we played it. sarah palin, i believe that was accurate. why are they going after sarah palin? >> she's completely accurate. our country's moving in the right direction for a very long time, sean. all of a sudden, we have class warfare and we have a race card. everything's about race. and look who obama associates with. you take the race, yo

let's bring in matt mccall. president of the penn financial group. this is good news.his marist poll shows adults by a slim margin, 49-45 feel that the worst of the economic woes are behind us. >> two years ago this number was much worse. the trend is getting better. we're getting a bit more confidence back in the american consumer. we're seeing retail sales, a lot of people are out there spending. the problem is two out of three people believe we're in a recession. they think hinges it are getting better but in the grand scheme it is not nearly as good as it should be at this point. alisyn: obviously gas prices keep going up. so which one weighs more heavily on people, the economy as a whole and jobs or the gas prices that hit their wallets every day? >> they both i think weigh. i mean even if you do have a job you may know somebody that doesn't have a job. what happens then, you kind of take the confidence down. you don't go spend because you never know if you lose a job. somebody next to you is losing their job. it is all a mental thing. when it comes to gas prices

joining us now, matt mccall, melissa francis, apartment former communications director for senator jonzine. there is one or isn't one. >> there is no silver bullet. let's talk about george clooney. megyn: let me just start on a political point. that message doesn't appear to be working because the poll numbers when it comes to economic approval on how he's handling gas prices are bad and going downward but they continue to stick with it because it's true? >> there is no silver built. this sounds like when my mom yelled at me as a kid. why isn't your homework gete better. i can't get smart were overnight. obama says we can't do anything about it but he's doing nothing about it in the long term or medium term. megyn: everybody wants to know who is to blame. they are going to hold president obama accountable and all the political pundits say election year they will hold the president accountable. >> permits for drilling are down 60% since he has been in office. 70% in the rockies. because he's an environmentalist. so he's been figure it right now. there is more oil being produced in the u

[laughter] megyn: matt mccall is president of penn financial group and chris stirewalt is host of power play on foxnews.com. let me start with you on what we saw last night, chris, in terms of the exit polls. it seems clear that like it or not this is an issue for voters, and this could drive the polls come november. >> oh, my gosh, yes. look, it's the most real, it's the most tangible experience that people have when you have inflation, when you have the economy struggling and you have high gas prices, they feel it. the difference between filling up your tank for $50 or $60 is something every voter can feel. and look at where the president is today. he's down in north carolina campaign anything a state that -- campaigning in a state that he wants to win again. if i look at these exit l polls in southern states, i'm not liking where that's going, and i'm not liking having newt gingrich make fun of my algae. megyn: it was no accident, matt, that newt gingrich got out there when the cameras were on him. you've got millions of people watching, that's your opportunity to get your message ac

matt mccall, thank you so as much for coming in with your expertise on this.have a fox extreme weather alert. we have new video out of colorado where firefighters are racing to contain that raging wildfire. this video was shot by a man who watched the house he built burn to the ground. dozens of homes have been burned since the fire started and investigators are looking into whether a controlled burn may have sparked this deadly fire. it claimed the lives of this elderly couple. right now authorities are searching for a woman who is still missing. >> yesterday we searched over 60 acres in a grid pattern. many of those areas were searched literally three times by the team itself. today the team will expand their search into a wider area. but we'll definitely continue to search for our missing citizen. alisyn: residents of 900 homes were evacuated. they are only aloud back for 30 minute with an escort to look at the damage. there is a new push for answers in operation fast and furious. the top two republican lawmakers are demanding the white house make a former

matt mccall is president of the penn financial group and here with more. this is all in the context of the supreme court arguments gearing up for monday. you can see the american people's believe and what it will do. this is backed up by a tower watson health survey completed in march. they've been tracking employers' confidence in their ability to provide healthcare benefits for their employees going ten years in the future. they have been doing it for years. they found it is at its lowest point since they began tracking the data. 2011 only 23 herz believe they will still be offering healthcare benefits. is this a scare tactic? >> i do not think so. it's eye-opening for everybody out there. because, you know, you can poll you and i and think if our employers will offer health insurance. we'll be a bit more pessimistic because of the state of the economy and everything writ is right now. when you actually go to the employers and they are dropping from 73 to 23%. one in four employers believe they will be offering decade benefits a decade for now. what happ