i don't know which one so i have a basket bk has done all of the trading around brian kelly.nd he's done an extraordinary b b j job. i don't know which one is going to be the winner i do believe that digital currency space with worth having for me, it's a tiny investment, but i see it could go zero, could be worth multiples >> would you rather, gold orbitcoorbit. >> bitcoin is a under owned asset with potential for huge institutional sponsorship coming >> bitcoin or basket of u.s. stocks >> between now and year end, it's easily bitcoin. >> do you think bitcoin will be the best perform iing asset cla if you can call it that from now to year end? >> yes because there's capitalists. institutions have to directly buy the coin today the broker, but both the cftc have opened up options i think it's going to grownd a open up holdings >> final trade is up next. ♪ ♪ i'm living that yacht life, life, life ♪ ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't ge

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. >> brian kelly made a compelling case to buy metals >> walmart take profits on this news with amonaz >> "mad money" with jim begins right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but to teach you, educate you and put this in perspective. tweet me @jim cramer why does this market always seem to stall out after it's developed a head of steam? why are the big rallies that we had earlier this week -- so lacking in follow-through? s&p declining .21% the nasdaq inching down .11% there are plenty of gremlins at play here. why don't we tick them down. for instance, when president trump sticks to the script on this teleprompter, the market seems to go higher when he's all caught up in the enthusiasm of the moment and starts improvising, he blames the democrats and fake media instead of saying, sorry, i got side tracked legislation isn't like love. w

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. >> brian kelly i have been in the business over 20 years every month or so i get a letter in the mail check from a class-action lawsuit, usually for about 23 cents what is the split? what do you get paid versus what the shareholders get paid? i have never gotten anything from a class action suit like this. >> well, this case, i think, is a little bit different you have two types of securities cases in the u.s you have fraud cases that are brought under the 34 act those are subject to a high standard of pleading fraud then we have these cases regarding ipos and secondary offerings. those are brought under the 33 act. and that's what my case is filed under, the 33 act. it's on behalf of people who bought in an initial offering. it's really a strict liability claim. it's an easier claim to prove. and the recovery in those cases is higher than the fraud cases. >> frank, is it easier to prove that the people wouldn't have bought the stock if they had known that information i don't know how you prove that. you just said you think the stock should have been brought at $5. is that a valuation

brian kelly about a week ago at the height of the uncertainty the market was facing said this uncertainty probably helps president trump push this tax reform regulation reform through. his theory being this is a man in dire need of a win. i'm not certain it's going to happen but that appears to be what's going on. i'll say this, we've been pretty adamant about this as well we said 24.10 in the s&p has to hold we said the dax needs to hold 12,000 look where it traded down to look at the bounce there if you're a technician which i don't fashion myself to be but if you are one, this market did everything it needed to be on the downside it feels like the next leg higher is upon us. >> growing talk, the market's timed for a correction, market's tired, market needs to reset market could go down 5%, could go down 10%. all it takes is two words, "tax cuts," that's all in the past? >> last week was a volatile week on knowledmany sides at the end of the day, investors got a little turned around here. i think today's reality, really light volume i don't think there was much other than wish tasking.

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>> well, brian, general kelly's mandate is twofold. one is to send clear signals to the staff about the staff behavior, both their engagements with the president and their engagements amongst themselves. the other is to try to provide for president trump a sounding board on issues that general kelly picks out. it's easy to look at the twitter some and say that's out the window. trump showed him. but our understanding was never that all of the tweets were going to be censored or dialed back or anything like that. even vetted. but there are some areas in which both general kelly and national security and defense officials are urging the president to use caution. so you see, he has been more careful so far in talking about issues hike nor s like north k venezuela. and if he wants to go off on the media and a democratic senator, that's probably not general kelly's priority at this point. >> robert, because you spend so much time and attention talking to congress, the dome right over your shoulder, i want to talk about some of these poll nu

. >> why do i mention this, our brian kelly has been on us for a couple of years. >> i'm not brian andpeculating at bitcoin, by definition there's a very good chance you'll be burned, your words, not mine, but than doesn't impugn the technology behind it. >> i know. >> it's a transformative technology it's here to stay. i'm telling you it ain't going away. >> i hope block chain helps with buying a house, transferring title ock sglumts whuments. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, you bring that up? >> moving on. >> moving on. >> aldi is not only mavisly expanding in the u.s. and testing a delivery nor partnership with instacard is walmart far enough ahead on this thread and when can i get my groceries on amazon prime >> i don't use this technology, should come at no great surprise the walmart technology is sort of a hybrid, right you order online and then you drive your little pacer or whatever you have to the local walmart and the little guy or gal comes out with your groceries and puts them in the back of your car fantastic, lost on me. fantastic. >> all right. >> the aldi, one in rockaway, new jer

this was one of the changes you'll see under general kelly. brian our reporting shows today, day two with a new white house chief of staff things are sharper meetings are shorter, more organized. and brian i think you're going to start to see more guardrails around this president, trying to keep the investigation elsewhere. and they talked about that. they knew the importance of this. so then for the president to be whatever your verb is with in statement just opens up so many problems, so many threads on the sweater for bob mueller to pull. as we saw in the story about lawyer number 16 i believe it is that reuters story goes on to say that that in shows the investigation goes into 2018 probably maybe longer. >> phillip so much to talk about from what mike said right there. first of all the notion of walling off a president, watergate and your paper indirectly gave us that great phrase, plausible deniable process you weren't around process that speaks to trump's style that came up at the podium they're going to stop it from a warneding into the oval

questions that matter are whether kelly can prevent trump from moving against special counsel robert mueller and whether he'll resign if he can't. joining us is brianler. thank you for being here. have you been able to determine whether or not general kelly, who has been a loyalist up to now, has any intention whatsoever of reining trump in. >> it's clear 24 hours in that's fixed everything, that there's nothing wrong at the trump white house anymore and that all of the problems there are solved. even if you set aside everything that you said in your lead-up which creates a damning portrait of kelly as more of a loyalist than a truth teller. if john kelly could be the most effective chief of staff in history, more effective than panetta and james baker and could lock down the oval office so people weren't coming in and out getting the president's ear, if he could fire jared kushner and ivanka trump so there wasn't family interference, at the end of the night trump goes up to the residence, he gets on the phone with all his friends, wakes up in the morning, turns on the tv of fox news. he can just upend decisions that john kelly made in concert with

melissa: brian yanes, thank you. kelly: mostly peaceful demonstration taking place there today in response to conservative free speech rally. we are awaiting a news conference from the police there. let's bring in jordan fabiÁn, white house correspondent for the hill, jordan. as we await for the new conference to begin, tell me, if you will, how all of this might impact, well, first let's talk about the boston protest today and what you saw and your response. i'm sorry, it looks like we are having the news conference, jordan, we will break into that and then come back to you later. >> i think it's important that today in our city there's been a lot of work done to be able to come in and to be able to protest, able to express themselves all the way from roxbury community college all the way to boston common, you could feel a sense of pride being there that people were going to come out and make a statement about how great we are in the city of boston. so i want to thank all of the people that came out today, i want to thank

brian? >> oh, yeah, kelly thank you.e're talking about the macro issues listen, think about contessa and the whole team in houston. we've got it very good compared to them. i know things have been very, very difficult we're thinking about you, contessa and your team stay safe. if you need a place to stay some down here, galveston has been largely spared so far. although it's been raining for about 24 hours we just got a cyclone warning and a small flood warning although we're up high we're fine the economy, though, i know it's tough to talk about given everything that's going on in houston but that's what we'll focus on let's move past oil if we can. that's a huge impact guys, think about the macro story in the united states i mean, the human toll that's one thing. when you look at the airports, for example, closed until thursday one of the busiest airport hubs in the united states houston is a $40 to $45 billion a month economy. it has 3.3 million workers how many of those are going to work in the last couple of days it

kelli ward who we have had on this program, she is in the 40s. he is in the 20s. he is losing to the democrat right now he is so deeply unpopular in arizona. brianember of the polls also had donald trump losing by a lot. steve: absolutely. >> how many times they coincide on policy. maybe it's more a style thing. ainsley: the president did say something about kelli ward. endorsing her in a sense on twitter. steve: jeff flake did write a book that was highly critical of this president. i can understand. just like he said mitch, i don't like it. it's jeff, i don't like your book. brian: goes to bat for him when it comes to healthcare where john mccain dropped the ball. jillian. ainsley: head to jillian for headlines. jillian: one more day until the weekend. arrest made in a possible terror attack targeting an american rock concert in the netherlands. 22-year-old suspect taken into custody overnight. a second man also questioned when police found him near the concert venue with a van full of gas canisters. officials enough to say he is unlikely to be connected to the threat there. the california based band has called off show when spanish police ale

brian. >> about mr. miller and about the new chief of staff kelly, how is kelly likely to view that appearance in the briefing room today as as opposed to how the boss is likely to view that appearance? >> that's the question. i think what he was doing out there was sort of mollifying that base. the breitbart reader who looks as this and sees the attacks on sessions and says we like that guy. here had he are again out in the open playing the white identity politics card as they did throughout the campaign. it's probably a win for their base. the president probably likes the combativeness when he sits back there and sees steven miller going at members of the press, the mainstream media. he probe likes that, but you can see from what the new chief of staff is trying to do, john kelley's reaching out to democratic leaders, he's trying to sort of passcy phi, cool tensions and trying to figure out how to stabilize this administration. he realizes you have to do more if you want to be successful than just please your own base than just rile up your base and harden divisions. i don't think steven miller did that. i

>> well, look, brian, i want to say that i think that trump is always going to be trump. and for people to think that john kelly is going in there and somehow cleaning house, i just -- i think it is the wrong frame through which to be looking at this. i think you can't clean house for somebody who doesn't want their house cleaned. this is the way donald trump likes things to be. he likes chaos. this is the way he works. and frankly speaking, i don't think we should think there is any less of a bond between him and steve bannon because steve bannon is on the outs. as one of your previous panelists pointed out, there are many people who he had to cut ties with very reluctantly who he still continues to keep in touch with. cory lewandowski is one of them, his one time campaign manager and he kept in touch with michael flynn for ages after he had to cut him off as national security adviser. roger stone and there are plenty of people who cut loose and who continued to be part of his inner circle and steve bannon in an interview with my old colleague joshua green said, giving a really telling quote saying, just to be

brian tanaka took the kids on the dance floor at the sugar factory. despite the goodies, monroe was just not in the mood having photographers mom to be serena williams was there. kelly rowland was at the bash. >> she's going to be an amazing mother. >> at the premier of true and the rainbow kingdom, kelly told us she's been hanging out with beyonce's twins. kelly, beyonce, and jay z exercised together earlier this week. >> we have a good time. soul cycle and anre incdible mental work out. >> celine dion hit the road with rhe twins. ♪ >> the familyow n headed on a vacation. the boys were dressed in identity seems like they dress chic like their mom. >>> up next, sell ma hayek in the kitchen. >>> then bringing up beckham. >> i can't do what most 18-year-olds do. >> what life is really like for david and victoria's kids. >>> one year after their proposaling are jojo and morgan ready to walk down the aisle? >> woodky harrelson hocks up with another in "the glass castle." he worked with jennifer lawrence in the "the hunger games" and newberry plays a straight laced daughter in a dysfunctional family. >> come on, baby, take him down! >> and emma. >> >> now there's a group

. >> thank you, kelly and mike that's right, "fast money" start right now. i'm brian sullivan in for melissa lee. traders on the desk tonight, pete najarian, tim seymour, steve grasso, guy adami. energy stocks sinking again today, on pace for the worse month since december of 20 is15 as a group down 18% this year. with venezuela's problems heating up, are oil stocks finally a reel bual buy >>> plus, chinese tech stocks are soaring, play the ultimate game of investing would you rather >>> you may have heard about this eclipse. >> no, what happened today, brian? >> amazing americans across the nation now comes the hard part. the trips home and the cleanup we'll show you some of the aftermath. so much to do. let us begin with your money it was a mixed monday for the market the dow and the s&p finishing fractionally higher. the nasdaq slipped just a skosh, i believe they call it in minnesota. >> you betcha. >> if we stay weak, guy adami, is it a buy the dip market >> we stay weak. i would push back and say today was an encouraging day by the way, great having you onboard,

kelly. >> we are waiting for the white house press briefing as brian pointed out correctly, it is not -- my not that this is the first time we have a change over in white house chief of staff reagan had several and president obama had five or so including a brief term interim fellow. mr. trump has run a family business and he's run it with a kind of decentralized hierarchy. you need to talk to the boss, you talk to the boss mr. kelly comes out of a world where chains of commands is paramount. what did your research tells you of which methods work best in the white house? >> the last time, white house chief of staff, it was under jerry ford after nixon resigned. hank lasted for about a month. one of the reasons is because ford had a model very much like donald trump nobody empowered his first among equals he called it the spokes of the wheel with jerry ford in the center it was a disaster. within a monk, ford was begging his old pal to come in and whipped the white house to shape which he did only because jerry ford empowered him to do so the great story that i love is dick cheney, the 34-ye

by the way, brian, i've been in and out of three administrations in the white house, bush 41, clinton/bush '43. kelly is a good example of a guy who grew up in the marine corps, working class irish values, complete integrity. i've told people he may be one of the best public servants i ever met. and mattis, one of these warrior intellectuals, he worshiped by the armed forces, dunford is first race, h.r. mcmaster ph.d, noted author intellectual. they're a new breed. my dad was a three-start general. he never voted. by the way, they normally didn't vote, didn't wear their uniforms in d.c. we have a new class of leaders. i think we ought to feel good about it and grateful that kelly and mattis and mcmasters have stepped forward and tried to help this administration. >> do you think there's ever an over reliance in part because you guys tend to be more confidence than most? >> you may well be right. i don't think the generals do very well at politics. you know, the politics have memories that go back 30 and 40 years. they've worked with each other. they hate each other because of a primary 30 years earli

kelly. >> singing in the rain. brian: inside or outside you will be singing.le new things off of this record. then we will do a couple things have you heard on the radio, you know. the compulsory ones we have to do. abby: people have been lined up on the plaza to see you. >> i know, bless their hearts they are all wet now. abby: in the pouring rain but we love you. steve: trace, w good to see you. brian: was it good for you to see us? >> yes, it was. my mom was mayor of my hometown. steve: look at that in the family. bury the lead. confirmed 65 of the president's nominees before they left for vacation. one person they didn't confirm newt gingrich's wife calista. what's up with that? we will talk to the speaker next hour. brian: judge jeanine pirro is coming up. we will see how he feels about that and us and trace. steve: here comes the judge. all rise, here comes the judge ♪ i'm here for the party ♪ purchase. ♪taking care of business. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more

>> brian, i want to say that i think that trump is always going to be trump. for people think that john kellys coming in there and somehow cleaning house, it is the wrong frame to which to be looking at this. you cannot clean house for somebody that does not want their house cleaned. this is the way donald trump likes things to be. he likes chaos and this is the way he works. i don't think there is going to be any less of a bond between him and steve bannon because bannon is on the out. there are many people where he had to cut ties with who he still continues to keep in touch with, corey lewandowski, and he kept in touch with michael flynn and roger stones and bannon. just to be clear, i am leaving the white house to go to war for trump against capitol hill, the media and the globalists. i think he's very much on trump's side and fighting that war unleashed and unplugged on the outside so. >> clarence, because you have been out for washington for a while. when you think about it. we have not seen this guy since the ill-fated press appearance. with the kind holy trinity in his life, he makes

brian: think of general dunford and general kelly as chief of staff as well as general mcmaster fullyf a choice. they are the experts. they are going to give the president the best advice. all three of those guys on the panel said there is not much of an option left because of past presidents and past administrations. this guy is crazy. we have got to prevent him from killing all of us. steve: he may be crazy, but in the past, u.s. presidents have used more measured language and that is why a number of members of the u.s. senate didn't like what the president said yesterday. chuck schumer said reckless rhetoric is not a strategy to keep america safe. dianne feinstein also a democrat. she is from california. said president trump is not helping the situation with his bombastic comments. ainsley: those didn't really surprise me. those are democrats. this one kind of did. steve: maybe. senator john mccain who has never been much of a trump supporter said that kind of rhetoric i am not sure how it helps. you know, keep in mind. we have heard some opinions over the last day or so about what

and of course, in new jersey, with kelly o'donnell, who is with the president. right now, i want to bring in brian levin, director for the study of hate and extremism. brian, incidents like this, what we have been watching unfold throughout the day here in virginia are ones that you follow very closely. you've been tracking extremism since 1986. usually you don't see more than a handful of people at alt-right rallies like this, but over the course of the presidential campaign, with donald trump speaking out, we'll all remember william johnson, the white nationalist that was briefly seated as a delegate at the republican national convention. that has started to change. when you look at this today, is this one of the larger rallies of its kind now, and why? >> if the numbers are correct, it is the largest rally of its kind that we have seen in decades, and interestingly enough, most of these rallies have a handful, maybe 20 people. most recently, we've seen a few that have had a few hundred or more, and when you have multiple groups coming together, what i think we're seeing now is not just merely a

kelly is the same kind of person. but they are dealing with a president with an incoherent world view, and brian, i would just assert, never in my experience has any president made this kind of a blustering statement, never mind implying the use of nuclear weapons. you don't threaten people in public. you threaten them in private, and then you have to be prepared to follow through with what the threat was. this was a real blunder on the part of mr. trump. >> i have listened to a lot of military experts in the last 24 hours, especially on cable news. none that i've seen know the weight of eight stars on their shoulders as you do, but many of them enjoy talking about a surgical, limited u.s. military strike on north korea. can you please share with our audience the risks of such a thing? >> first of all, it's simply not going to happen. there are planning options i'm sure that run the whole gamut from special forces teams in north korea to cyber warfare tore limited conventional air power, predators, global hawk, et cetera. but there is zero chance that we can guarantee we know where all those nuclear sites are and can

. >> thank you, kelly and mike that's right, "fast money" start right now. i'm briant, pete najarian, tim seymour, steve grasso, guy adami. energy stocks sinking again today, on pace for the worse month since december of 20 is15 as a group down 18% this year. with venezuela's problems heating up, are oil stocks finally a reel bual buy >>> plus, chinese tech stocks are so

maybe a decision or none at all, and nbc's kelly o'donnell following the president in bridgewater, new jersey, and thank you. and now i would like to bring in brian ser really, and anita kumar and the university of alabama law professor joyce vance, and because we were coming off of the live pictures and hearing from the am bbassad of the united nation, and one of the questions looking at the white house, and the positioning of the united states in the security kourn sicouncil, and ka want to have your thoughts of what we might hear from nikki haley and what might come from the meeting based on what happened with north korea. >> richard, facts are facts, and the fact is that they are using the intercontinental ballistic missiles, and the chinese have refused to say that is the type of missile they are using. it is going to be interesting to see how the russians and the chinese respond to this meeting that is currently underway at the united nations. and we should also note that when you are talking about the sanctions on north korea, there is no question that you have to look at china specifically with the economic relationship that they have wit

brian: by the way rick perry is looked at as somebody who might be replacing kelly at homeland becauses done a fine job at energy. ainsley: jillian has breaking news for us. jillian: this is update on breaking story we brought you yesterday. let's start right now with this fox news alert. we now know two american soldiers were killed and four more hurt in attack on nato convoy in afghanistan. the unidentified army troops coming under far in the kandahar province. bomber in a pickup truck setting off explosion as the convoy returned to base. nine troops have been killed in afghanistan so far this year. we have another fox news alert right now second body is pulled from smoldering rubble after a gas beings motion school in minneapolis. utility area leveling part of the building and setting it on fire. six others are hurt. none of them though are children. investigators believe contractors may have ruptured a gas line huge earthquake strikes oklahoma overnight. two local news anchors capture the moment live on facebook. watch. >> are you guys filling that earthquake? >> feel that earthqua

brian: we do not. steve: we know that dr. kelling to try to take on jeff flake on the republican sidon the primary, ainsley will be in attendance. you are in attendance at the white house because have you a special interview coming up. ainsley: i'm going to talk to mike pence today at 7:30 this morning. send in your questions to us at friends@foxnews.com. hopefully we will have an opportunity to ask him some of those questions. we do have the big rally tonight. we will be coverage that as well and asking him about that. he has a personal connection to that. the president is talking to the troops and saying no longer are you going to be micromanaged by d.c. no longer are we going to have those rules of engagement before do you your job. we trust you. we trained you. his son is a marine. we will talk to him about that personal side of the story and how he feels about his son being in uniform under this administration. brian: the republican governor will not be there there. he will greet the president at the airport. the president and

kelly o'donnell. thank you so much. great to see you. >>> and i want to bring in lexy mccannon from axy os and brian darling, also a columnist for the observer. alexa, let me start with you. because we see the president finally offering thanks to bannon this morning on twitter and also some encouraging words at breitbart with a jab at the media thrown in at the same time but your colleague jonathan swan said there is i reason he is quiet for so long about bannon. what do we know. what is the tension there. >> we reported earlier that he's unhappy with steve bannon. asking associates, who does this guy think he is. and now praise that might be some sort of olive branch. but last week jonathan swan reported that trump suspects bannon is a leaker. which is something he and his administration have gone after since the beginning. they suspect he's after this anti-mcmaster campaign that breitbart has been pushing. that breitbart is expected to double down on and it is expected to get uglier. so that is sort of why trump is quiet and why this breitbart tweet today is so confusing, given everything that he knows or suspected about the leaking to bre

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