patty doyle delivers just like domino's. the stock, you are already down $2 from when i said don't give up on it. i am worried. >> let's get the story from the ceo when the stock was at 9. >> sounds like a good idea. i love working with you, partner. >> me too. >> congratulations again on getting the emc deal. i wish people knew how important that is to get that deal. no one knew anything. your reporting amazes me. honored to work with you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we have the ceo of volkswagen about to be a house panel. we will have that hearing on the company's emissions stan dal moments from now. >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm david faber along with kayla taushe and simon hobbs. carl and sarah are both out today. >> we want to take you live to capitol hill where the volkswagen hearing is kicking off. the ceo of volkswagen north america will be answering questions from the house and conference committee. he said he is deeply sorry. we are live from washington. >> michael horn is going to

we have with us hugh hewitt, van jones and patty doyle. patty, let me start with you. first of all, what do you think hillary needs to do tomorrow? is it really a first do no harm type thing or does she need to aggressively make the case if she gets attacked? >> she needs to do a few things. first of all let me say right off the bat she's an excellent debater. she knows the issues backwards, forwards, sideways. but she's going to get attacked. we just saw bernie sanders is going to go after her and the consistency on some of these issues. i imagine martin o'malley is going to do that too. she needs to come prepared for answers on tpp, keystone and coming in late on those issues. and i think she needs to show some humor. a light side of hillary clinton. she's done arguably some of the best moments on her campaign have been on "saturday night live" and jimmy fallon. i think she needs to have some light moments. >> van, you saw in brianna's piece bernie sanders abysmal numbers with african-american voters in south carolina. obviously that's the fourth contest, i guess. bu

domino's under ceo patty doyle has been nothing short of a nightmare for anyone who bets against them. it's a technology stock and pizza drag. that's been the secret behind the fabulous growth. they're a remarkable worldwide franchise. the one in mexico is dynamite. this stock like constellation brands have sold off after good numbers almost every time. i suggest you wait until after the quarter if you want to own it. i think you should. doyle as i say in "get rich carefully" is bankable. after the close, thursday comes oh, boy. here's controversy. alcoa. by the way the bonds were updated this week. i think that alcoa is not getting its due for the amazing breakup into the two companies. a higher value added products play and a low cost commodity maker. this is what people have been waiting for. and i think that the two pieces are going to produce terrific returns maybe even both of them will go up. although obviously i like the value added business more. that's one point at the downside of alcoa and four points up. i caution, you may get that point down first. finally, friday is a wh

thank you, david gergen and p patti solis doyle as well joining us. and joe biden is not the only democrat making news today. presidential candidate jim webb says he is going toing to announce ha he is dropping out of the democratic race next hour, and this is coming to us with two sources with knowledge of the decision. the former virginia's campaign says he is thinking of an independent run for the white house, and we may find out for sure at a 1:00 p.m. news conference, and jim webb has had a poor showing in the polls, and completely or complained repeatedly you will remember in the last week's cnn democratic debate that he was not given enough time to speak, so much so that it made snl several times. and that is never a good sign. coming up, we will see if joe biden is going toing to ma g biden is going toing to maoingm three-way race. and prominent two contenders in the republican race is a potential trump/carson ticket, and who else was talking about that? one of the guys on the ticket, the guy on the left. hear what he said in a moment. t. it's

. >> it will be interesting because i think patty doyle, the ceo, is on with cramer tonight on "mad moneyl get the real picture interest doyle on where things stand. i don't know if it's hard, doc, to make the move in the stock before you watch the interview between jim and doyle. >> i would wait on that one, judge, but easterbrook over at mcdonald's because one of the stocks here, this one is outperforming like crazy. you look at some of the biggest names against them, they're all sliding to the downside going from the upper left to the lower right, the opposite of what you'd like to see. so mcdonald's obviously an endorsement of easterbrook and of some of the perhaps the changeover with the breakfast all day long and all that kind of stuff. so that's positive over there at mcdonald's. >> by the way, mcdonald's got initiated today. suntrust has a buy, $117 price target. shake shack. who wants to take this? big shareholders filing to sell -- >> josh brown on the phone. >> 5 million restricted. >> i think the problem you have is the way the market has been completely fragmented. you go bac

joining me to talk about what this might mean in the first democratic debate, patty solis doyle, van nd so patty, clearly the clinton campaign and what you're hearing from democratic officials, some of it is i told you so. this just goes to show. kevin mccarthy two weeks ago said, we have political gains against hillary clinton. now we have a republican investigator inside this committee saying it was targeting hillary clinton. >> right. >> is this just what you've been saying all along? >> it is. it's not clear that this -- nowr that this is a political witch hunt. what the republican major in the air force has done is put the onus on trey gowdy when hillary clinton testifies. arguably before this came about, before kevin mccarthy's remarks and before this soldier's petition, the onus was on hillary clinton to answer these questions transparentally, and she will still do that. but now the onus is on trey gowdy. he needs to remain credibility here because he's lost it. >> there are people for whom this was not political. there are people touched directly by what happened in benghazi.

ben jones, patti doyle, as well as dan fifer, former senior adviser to president obama. so wonderful to be here on this beautiful tuesday. let me begin with the point that brianna keilar made that she's hearing that in these final hours, hillary clinton, who definitely has been around the block when it comes to debates, the notion that hillary clinton might be cramming. . true? >> yes, that's who she is. she's a student and a preparer. >> day of? >> everything. she's been preparing probably for weeks if not months in terms of pouring over briefing books and policy stances, not just hers, but her opponents. but on the day of, first of all, great night's sleep i'm sure. and then today she's going to do some cramming and q&a with her staff. but the hours before, she might watch a movie, me she might have a good meal with her family and chill out. she has to relax. >> we talked about this before with president obama last go around. we were talking about him shooting. hoops. it's e key the last couple hours not to be cramming. you should have it. it should be in your bones. >

and cnn political commentator patty solis doyle, the manager of hillary clinton's 2008 political campaignod to see you. >> those votes won't mean anything. rachel, when he says he's skipping votes because they won't mean anything and there are other responsibilities, how does that translate to most people? >> well, if they're thinking hard about it, it makes sense. until we get a conservative president in the office, these bills are just going to get vetoed at the president's job. so i understand his rationale. maybe it looks unseemly to the average voter but he's actually making sense, because everything does die in the senate. >> patty, this is excusable, good rationale? >> look, i do agree with him that he says everybody who runs for president misses some votes. hillary clinton missed some votes when she was running. however, what was it, 43%? that's a lot. that is an awful lot. and i think it feeds into the perception that washington is just not doing its job. so, no, i don't think this is going to serve marco rubio well at all. >> donald trump was on "state of the union" today. let's

the center of politics, larry sabato and former presidential campaign manager for clinton, patti solace doylenk you. >> do you think clinton is happy with this poll? >> absolutely. these are very good numbers for her. while the numbers didn't, you know, go up dramatically, she did accomplish what i think she needed to accomplish. that is she reassured her donors and party leadership that she's the one to back. she solidified her position as a front-runner. she pretty much stopped the bleeding on the e-mail controversy, thanks to assist of bernie sanders, and she stopped the will joe biden enter the race chatter. >> do you agree with that rosy assessment? >> that is rosy but i would say on the hole hillary clinton had a very good debate and she solidified her position. people tune into debates to cheer for their side. they're perfectly capable of jg judging another candidate the winner but they don't change their position on the election. remember, mitt romney won that first debate with barack obama, president obama, in the fall of 2012 by a mile. people thought he won that easily. but it didn

also patty solis doyle.come to both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks for being here. so star was there any startling proclamations last night? didn't seem like there was much time spent on minority issues, frankly. >> well we had five white, wealthy liberals trying to convince us to one-up each other that black lives matter so much to them that they are going to do more of the same. they are government. more policy to trap them in communities. more policies to trap them in failing schools. they are going to ensure policies that planned parenthood continues to track in their off spring's potential baby body parts and at the same time make sure that black lives won't be able to defend themselves because they are going to take away what is left of the second amendment rights. i don't think they were very convincing that black lives really matter. democrats have been in control of black community and black lives for the last fifty years and look where we are. >> oh patty. do you want to comment on t