am i skee-daddy diversified? >> all right. let's get right into it.ll, dave cote narrowed the yield. very good. right here a really big read. health care, the other fellow mentioned new york community bank. i don't think i mention helgt enough. that's a terrific reit. we have diversified. a limited partnership and a health care reit. and i got to tell you, that is diversified with good yield and growth. that's what i want to see. congratulations to all our contestants for just blanking the bank and doing it so well. stay with cramer. choose control. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. i had a print out of how many hours i have actually put in over my career. and it's 168,000 hours. so just think, if you had an 8-hour job, i'm like a man of 100 and something years old. i've worked very hard to support my family. and i finally reached that point where i'

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director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation in london we have married a chef skee she is the chief editorial writer and a columnist at the independent and here in the studio with me is ben eris he is editor in chief of business new york all right cross talk rose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want then i'm going to go to you first here in the studio was this election. game changer how was this election different from previous elections it was different in the sense that you know it was a lot more than a critic and so much as a person had to play to the gallery in the way that he hasn't done before i think the picture is a good thing yes yes i think the big change is you know up until this election putin has been above politics and he hasn't been a politician it's just the president whatever you want to call him however the demonstrations you know he was dictating the debate by saying this is important and that everybody talked about whatever he chose the difference with this election is that he did the demonstrations and put them down into the pro

. >> are you ready skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round. marilyn in new york. >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. booyah! >> booyah, marilyn. what's going on? >> caller: i'd like your input on kft, kraft.. >>> i like the stack business and the grocery business. ted. >> caller: booyah. i keep a small portion of my option for options trading. i'd like to get your thoughts on sodastream. >> i don't think it's the place to be. i know they had a new iteration. i think the stock is expensive. i worry about it. we had a great trade. we don't look back. don't buy. tommy in texas. tommy! >> caller: booyah to you, jim, from a hot, dry west texas, el paso. >> hit me with something. >> caller: how about conocophillips? >> i like it. i get tired of seeing people say it's not exciting enough. i like paint drying. the split up, which is going to happen very soon, is going to be great. my charitable trust owns that one as well as kraft. we think breaking up is easy to do. jay in california. >> caller: i was inquiring about nokia. >> as long as you inquire but don't

are you ready, skee-daddy. andrew in south carolina.rew. >> caller: professor cramer, got an italian and ukrainian booyah for you. >> loving it. >> caller: ticker lf. educational technology based company. leap frog. what you got for me? >> skip it. i'm going to ben in my home state of pennsylvania. ben. >> caller: hi, jim. i'm a first time caller. calling about a company called exel. they are in a trial for prostate cancer? >> the stock is telling me that ain't going to happen. i'm willing to make it a speculative bet, but i don't like the odds. it's like math. let's go to celia in massachusetts. >> caller: hi, jim. >> how are you? >> caller: triple booyah to you. >> i see your triple and take you a quad. >> caller: oracle? >> quarter was okay. i think they are doing a lot of right things, but not enough to do the job. stock is stuck here. let's go to ryan in illini. >> caller: hi, jim. >> hi. >> caller: this is ryan in illinois. can i get a badda bing, badda booyah! >> i like that "sopranos" booyah. >> caller: i just turned 25, and i w

are you ready, skee-daddy? for the seventh anniversary "lightning round," tom in minnesota.: happy anniversary, jim. i've got you on my mind. >> okay. what's in the box? go ahead. >> caller: hey, my question is more and more people are going off to eat and the market's coming back. what do you think about ecolab? >> i think it's a strong quarter. it's a terrific situation. let's go to debbie in ohio. debbie? >> caller: hi, jim, boo-yah from columbus, ohio. >> we went to ohio state and had a great time. what's going on? >> caller: what's your thoughts on ticker pm -- >> my charitable trusts actions alerts plus.com wanted to buy this stock. if it would just go down for two days. it's a buy, buy, buy but doesn't seem to drop. frank in florida. franky? >> caller: what's up, jim. >> you tell me, chief. >> caller: big boo-yah from coconut creek, florida. the denderon stock -- >> don't buy. don't buy. it could be toxic for them. let's go to jonny in california, jonny? >> caller: happy seven years of b-b-boo-yah, jim cramer. >> thank you very much. >> caller: what do you think about

are you ready, skee-daddy? time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money."tart with javonne from florida. >> caller: hey, jim. booyah. javonne from florida. i'm doing fine. i just want to ask you about sdm. with the chinese crisis and -- >> sunshine. give me a break. come on. that has got to be worse than shell. i want you out of that. if you want to own silver, let me suggest you own gold, gld. and that company, no, no, no. let's go to dave in washington. >> caller: hey, jim, dave calling from lake forest park, washington. great to have an opportunity to ask you about my stock. >> same. >> caller: it's prospect capital corporation, ticker symbol -- >> i don't know. i don't know about that yield. i don't know if it's sustainable. that's why i like slrc. solar. because we had them on and that is a mezzanine capital situation that i trust. i don't want to own yours. i want to go to craig in new jersey. craig. >> caller: hey, booyah to you, jimmy. i'm down here at the jersey shore. >> oh, man. i'll try to get there as soon as possible. this weekend it was dynom

are you ready skee-daddy? time for the lightning round. start with glen in michigan. glen. >> caller: boo-yah, prince jim. >> boo-yah, chief. >> caller: the tigers have a prince of their own now. >> tigers look good, what can i tell you? >> caller: i bought this on pullback today. mcdonalds. >> you know that these monthly numbers should not control and we think the boil are plate negativity, i am a buy, buy, buy, of mcd. let's go to frank in california. frank! >> caller: boo-yah mr. jim from california in long beach state 49ers. >> yeah! >> caller: i'm calling you regarding the wells fargo -- >> wells fargo is precisely the kind of bank i want to buy here. i was worried that the fad would start moving the wrong way and they said maybe we're okay. wells fargo is a buy, buy, buy. how about deb in pennsylvania. >> caller: i'm loving the new commercials of jc opinion me. what do you think of jcp? >> i think the stock has won and i'm willing to pull back. i've told people before he started ron johnson, he should buy it it. the stock rated at 42 and 43, and i walked away. l

are you ready skee-daddy? time for the lightning round.e start with jason in massachusetts. jason? >> caller: jim? >> yo. >> caller: disappointments out of cypress and texas instruments recently. klac offer protection? >> you're absolutely right to be worried. i'd counter it by saying let me just double check the yield, you've got 2.8% yield. why not wait until it goes to 48, 49 and then pull the trigger.ç you'll be great shape. let's go to tony in big mo, missouri. >> go, tigers. hey, jimmy, booyah to you. i've got abbot laboratory stock. >> all right, this stock is just on a tear. action owners, my charitable trust, loads of stock, on tv. so she and i both think this stock has got 60 all over it. i think you hold on. how about susan in florida. >> caller: booyah, jim. it's susan from boca raton. should i sell or hold transocean? >> i want you to sell it. i think that this stock has a very big run to the bottom. let's go to jim in vermont. >> hey, jimmy, how are you doing? >> oh, man, i'm so jealous. how have you been? >> beautiful day t

are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round. we start with chris in texas.hris. >> caller: big boo-yah to you from texas, mr. cosmo. hey, let me get your thoughts on corning, symbol glw? >> guys who can't shoot straight and can't get a handle on their own business. i got to tell you, don't buy. i want to go to jesse in kansas. one of my higher picks. jesse. >> caller: rock chalk boo-yah, go k.u., jim. i have my sleeves rolled up in your honor right now. >> thank you very much. it's a very handsome and becoming look. go ahead. >> caller: what's your take on lynn energy? >> i like it. i like it. i think the stock has had 7% yield. it's safe and a really well run company. i want to go to jackie, oh, boy, show me state, kansas people. jackie from missouri. jackie. >> caller: hi, jim. can i get your take on intuitive surgical, isrg? thank you. >> absolutely. i think isrg is going -- i lost a lot. my brackets were destroyed by missouri, i just want to say. it's a very solid story. multi-year growth. i continue to believe in it. >> buy, buy, buy. >> i think it goes

. >> are you ready, skee-daddy? it is time for the lightning round.o start with judd in ohio. judd. >> caller: ba-ba-ba-boo-yah from judd with a double d-a in beautiful chagrin falls, ohio. >> why don't i turn the show over to you? you got the rap. i feel like a piker. what's up, judd? >> caller: i want to ask you since it was on your show a few days maybe, a week or so ago, this stock biomed, abm, m as in mary, d as in duh, has gone down 10%. >> the group is all out of favor. here's what i have to say. this is a longer term big trade. >> buy, buy, buy! >> investment not a trade on a series of approval that is i think will be very good. i want to own the stock. did i say trade? i said own. paul in virginia. paul. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. this is paul from fairfax, virginia. >> oh, man. nice to have you on the show. how can i help you, paul? krimplgts hey, jim, is it time to get back into citigroup? >> i was looking at my friend who does a lot of bond work with me. he says show me that there's some citigroup bonds that are now trading back to par. that

are you ready, skee-daddy? i'm going to start with david in california.id. >> caller: a central coast california boo-yah to you. >> hope stockton doesn't go bankrupt. what's up? >> caller: with the financial situation in europe, is it safe to continue to hold and enjoy the 12.9% dividend? >> no, it is not safe. it is not safe. >> sell, sell, sell. >> no, no, no, not safe. it's like marathon man. not safe at all. let's go to april in illinois. it must be beautiful to be in illinois in april. april? >> caller: oh, hi, jim cramer. how are you? >> not bad, april. how about you? >> caller: great. my question is the patel has ranked to go -- how to expect the stock to perform in the next three to five years compared to netflix, apple tv, and hulu? >> all right. well, i like apple best, intel second, but the stocks don't trade. netflix i don't like that much right now. here's what i have to tell you about intel. great balance sheet, good yield. lots of different ways to try to make money, but don't count on the intel tv. let's go to bob in new york. bob. >> call

. >> caller: hey, jim, a chicago white sox skee-daddy boo-yah to you, jimbo. >> right back at you, soxhat's going on? >> caller: as a retired dividend investor, should i hang in there after the merger of pvx and ppl? >> i got to do work. i got to do work because some of these yields are a little dicey these days. we're going to come back on prov energy and make a decision. we can't do it on the snap. let's go to kevin in utah. kevin? >> caller: triple boo-yah, jim. >> quadruple boo-yah back at you. my charitable trust owns it. it got hit yesterday. it is an apple play. we got a big apple introduction tomorrow. people are saying it's head and shoulders and rolling over. i think it's an expensive stock. i am a buyer not a seller. buy, buy, buy. stephanie lake, research director, at $34, we pull the trigger. brian in new york. brian? >> caller: jim, big brooklyn boo-yah, to you. >> what part? >> caller: midwood. >> nice big houses there. what's up? >> caller: got a question on yum brands for you. >> i got the answer. >> caller: last year they made a really nice profit of over 26%. i'm pla

durbin: i skee my friend and colleague from alaska is often the floor and i would like to yield to her. the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: thank you, madam president. i appreciate the courtesy of my colleague from illinois, and i also will follow on senator boxer's comments in the importance of this the highway transportation bill. i think we recognize that while far from being perfect durnl a not convinced that we develop any perfect legislation around here -- it is an extraordinarily good-faith effort, a very strong bipartisan demonstration in this body, deserved to have this support. i applaud her and senator inhofe for their work on that. mrs. boxer: thank you. ms. murkowski: madam president, just very briefly, i wanted to take a few minutes this morning to speak about an event that just happened outside on the lawn of the capitol here about maybe 50 or 60 alaskans and want-to-be alaskans gathered in a rally, a march that we have entitled "choose respect." and this is an effort that has stemmed from the actions of our governor in alaska to really shine t