earlier i spoke with lieutenant general michael flynn about this.rved as the director of intelligence for centcom and recently the director of the defense intelligence agency under president obama. meaning he was at the very top of the military intelligence structure. this is not unforeseeable. we knew al qaeda would take advantage of the situation in yemen. you say what we've seen in iraq, afghanistan, pakistan and other countries is part of a much bigger problem. and we can't look at it so myopically. >> yeah. i think right now we have almost solely focused on iraq as the only place where these guys are operating. and i'll just throw out a couple of other countries. i mean, they're operating in egypt, they're operating in libya. libya's a failed state. we saw the attack in tunisia. we know they're threatening in algeria. all the way down to boko haram in nigeria. i won't waste your time taking you to the other side of the world, but they're there and they're also here in this country. so i just think that our strategy right now to deal with this i

i think the terrible tragedy -- >> the thing that i've heard this week we had general michael flynn, retired general michael flynn in the program and he used to run up until july the defense intelligence agency. and he and general jack keane and some other top military experts have said we're not talking all military. nobody's saying this is an all-military battle. but when it comes to fighting radical islam, we're going to have to be more aggressive. we're going to have to have a multifaceted approach. and, yes, it's going to include boots on the groupd and a strong ro bust military option. do you agree with that? >> a lot of it. as far as the boots on the ground though i would say the boots on the ground need to be arab boots on the ground. ultimately civilized islam's going to have to rise up and be part of this. i think the jordanians have been provoked enough that they will put boots on the ground. i think the saudi arabians need to step up. and i want to see battalions where thousands of saudi arabians are marching at the front of the battalions. because frankly the saudi arabi

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. >> brian we have you here now, we understand you spoke with general michael flynn about this topic we're bringing up. we want to get everybody up to speed. united states sending warships to yemen to keep an eye on the iranians, there are a lot of mixed messages coming out of washington. as we understand it navy officials confirmed monday that the united states theodore roosevelt and normandy were keeping an eye on these iranian warship warships. as they move into the arabian sea. people are wondering what the heck is going on. it doesn't seem as though anyone in the administration has their story stress. this is state department press secretary marie harf and president obama who couldn't be more opposite in terms of what they're telling us is going on. >> i saw a lot of cable tickers today. ships going there to intercept iranian ships. that is blantantly untrue. >> what we said to them is that if there are weapons delivered to factions within yemen that could threaten navigation, that's a problem. and we're not sending them obscure messages, we send them direct messages about it. >

michael pinto. jason rotman and phil flynn, fox business contributor and senior market analyst at the price futures michael, we know it might be a downgraded earnings season. we know a lot of companies are saying, hold on, tap the brakes, we don't do as well as we thought we did. put that aside what name would you buy in advance of earnings season? >> i own gold in the inflation, deflation portfolio. the dollar is up 20% in the last eight months. i think pace of that increase will mollify and ameliorate and so i'm buying gold and. yield curve will invert early 2016 and disaster for stocks. liz: disaster for stocks. >> disaster. liz: we have not quite seen what you have called for in the past. we're still waiting. i'm not holding my breath because i would die. >> market is flat this year. liz. it's flat. liz: we are, slightly up. today pushed us over. we had decent rally. jason, which name would you add to a portfolio in advance? >> i will get right to it, liz. i want to recommend aetna. i think aetna is in the class, basically two sectors, there is health care and financials that i think will outpe