by the way we've got scott shellady on the show next hour.elow $40 a gallon. what will that do to gas lean? the cheapest gas in the land, where is it? well, we've got a change. stockman in south carolina, specifically in marion, south carolina it's $1.85 cheapest in america. >>> the hillary clinton e-mail story is not going away. fox news' ed henry asked hillary whether she signed an exit form saying she handed over all her e-mails upon leaving the state department. listen to her response. or lack thereof. >> madam secretary, did you sign an exit statement before you -- stuart: i'm going to call that a dodge. now listen to jen psaki who responded to the same question. >> human resources department presumably has a file on every employee. it can't be that difficult -- >> i don't think former secretaries are -- >> they don't have files? >> -- standard employees. >> well, they might not be, but -- >> i understand why you're asking. we're looking to get an answer. i don't have an answer today. stuart: all right. bret baier from "special report" i

we call it as we see it, right, scott shellady? restaurant stocks are a great beneficiaries of a little bit of cash in people's pockets but at some point we either see bigger ticket items purchased or not. what is holding people back? >> i think, you're kind of right where people treating themselves a little bit to the restaurants. i think largely the american consumer less in debt. only last july crude oil was $100 a barrel. what if i told you $50 a barrel in march? they are worried as they sit in the room. because that hasn't metric lated down into the system. we have thrown a lot of stimulus at system. we 2% to 2.2% gdp. we're starting to hear whispers of a one handle in front of gdp? we have record amount of people on benefits. we're not getting people anywhere. it will be the year of this. they're damned if they do, they're dom dammed if they don't. david: even austin goolsby who worked for president obama, gdp will go into a one handle. jason, more jobs mean better earnings for companies. if people have more jobs, they can sp

scott shellady in chicago, thank you.e chaos in the middle east we have fresh news out of yemen. egyptian security and military officials say saudi arabia and egypt will lead a ground operation in yemen against shiite rebels and their allies after a campaign of air strikes to weaken them. we said earlier yemen in chaos and our ally israel being squeezed out an bowe bergdahl being charged with desertion. moments ago speaker john boehner said quote the world is starving for american leadership but america has an anti-war president. wall street journal's dan henninger is fear on this foreign policy, can't help but see what a mess it is. >> monumental mess. it could not get worse. it is big news you just reported, that the saudis supported by the egyptian look like they're going to send ground troops into yemen. the big question becomes what does iran do? iran has been supporting houthis and groups that were overthrowing the present in yemen. do they step up and try to counter with the saudis and the egyptians? it was impossi

scott shellady said 38. happens you will see the price of gasoline go way down from where it is. $2.44 on national average, it will go down from there if oil continues to drop. two items on the issue of terror. last weekend boca raton pledged allegiance to isis. today isis accepted. iran now occupying a large chunk of iraqi territory. the fighting in tikrit continues. iraqi forces under an iranian general continued to gain ground. bret baier is with us. before we get your special on a isis deal with this expansion of iranian power. that is not what the american administration wanted surely. >> that is a good question. does the administration want that or not? the iranian militia are fighting battles many thought the u.s. iraqi forces were going to have to fight so in one case they are doing tough stuff on the grounds preventing the u.s. from having to put any troops iran clearly has expansionist goals if you look at damascus, and inside iraq. at first was money and control over that leadership. now it is peo

private bank chief investment officer joins me now with the perfect international combination, and scott shelladyng great to say. jeff, we want to start first with you, he's wearing another great jacket. you know, emerging markets were really good during the financial crisis, the wanging crisis. that safe -- the banking crisis. you're saying we need to look this way again. >> well, i will say they are cheap. i have not seen emerging markets in general this cheap relative to the s&p 500 since probably 2002. that was a year that kicked off a ten-year run of emerging markets outpacing the s&p by about 230 percentage points. so i do think we're close. it may still be a little early, but i am looking for more ed of momentum -- more evidence of momentum from emerging. and it looks like emerging asia is start momentum. cheryl: scott, what do you make of that strategy, to start looking overseas instead of domestically? >> i make of that central bankers are around the world pushing mom and pop and at-home investors way up that risk curve. i saw sovereign funds that upgraded nigeria. we're not going to be