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curious about what your input is on nucor steel company. >> i'm being patient with nucor.think they should have had a better outlook recently. they have to stop having one-time problems or we'll have to change our view to chris in florida. chris. >> caller: hey, cramer boo-yah from west palm beach, baby >> man, i wish i were there. what's going on? >> caller: well, i have international paper like you told me a while ago but i'm thinking in the future like, you know, plastic straws and plastic going down. >> it makes sons of sense but i have to tell you not translated to earnings. why? because people feel there's so much capacity coming on. a lot of types when you can't see the capacity coming on like with micron that's what happened to micron stock. you end up being in a situation where you say, wow, what is the hidden problem here? it's capacity. let's go to tom in illinois. tom. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> i am good how about you, tom >> caller: good. i'm just calling to see what you think and what your opinion on nokia. >> i don't have a catalyst i don't

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nucor and others are opening up plants. some spending close to $1 billion on a brand new plant. steel industry is one of the great things to be talking about. so the manufacturing jobs are back. they're coming back and coming back at levels. economic growth last quarter 4.2. new unemployment claims hit a 49-year low. median -- think of that. , ahh.ing through like think of it. median household income hit the highest level ever recorded. not bad, right? these are some of the bigies. american pensions have grown more than $2 trillion in value since the election. [applause] i said before, african-american unemployment, the best ever. best ever, lowest number ever. hispanic american, asian american, women 6 5 years, sorry about that, i like history better. historic as -- i joke but on women, 65 years. best numbers in unemployment in 65 years. [applause] it'll be historic, i would say best in history very shortly, probably another two weeks. youth unemployment. youth unemployment the best in half a century. lowest unemployment rate ever record for americans without a high school dipl

nucor is opening up plants and these are big plants seven hundred fifty million dollars and a billion dollar plants in some cases. so what's happening with the steel industry is very exciting to me it's being rebuilt overnight if you look at the miners in coal if you look at energy l.n.g. . japan just gave us some numbers that are incredible they're doubling the amount that they're going to be buying for japan they're taking the l.n.g. and they're doubling it up i said you have to do me a favor we don't want these big deficits you going to have to buy more they're buying massive amounts of equipment and military equipment and other countries are doing the same thing because we have trade imbalances with almost everybody it's a rare exception that we don't so we are doing great as a country unfortunately they just raised interest rates a little bit because we are doing so well i'm not happy about that because i know it's going to be a question i am not happy about that. i would rather pay down debt or do other things create more jobs so i'm worried about the fact that they seem to like

nucor carry on there are good animal if not says that i mean this it as you saw. the board out of them are d.d.b. any systematic hardy shale. i will sauce to go as one of the investigators to investigate these crimes there said tell us comrade do you think the use of napalm of phosphorous of fragmentation bombs of all the other insidious devices they have invented do you think that the united states would use them in europe today and it was a stream lee difficult to reply in the affirmative. the main people who brought the war to an end were the vietnamese by their resistance and consistency but the united states and te war movement was a unique event in global history it's the first time that an imperial power was really forced to fight on two fronts on one front of course with ops and bombers and on the other front they were amazed at the opposition inside the us army i think that is what shocked the pentagon and much much more than anything else was that their own army was packed with dissidents the huge demonstration outside the pentagon in one nine hundred se

steel is opening up a minimum of eight plants nucor is opening up plants and these are big plants seven hundred fifty million dollars in a billion dollar plants in some cases so what's happening with the steel industry is very exciting to me it's being rebuilt overnight if you look at the miners in coal if you look at energy l.n.g. in japan just gave us some numbers that are incredible the doubling the amount that they're going to be buying for japan they're taking the l. and g. and they're doubling it up i said you have to do me a favor we don't want these big deficits you going to have to buy more they're buying massive amounts of equipment and military equipment and other countries are doing the same thing because we have trade imbalances with almost everybody it's a rare exception that we don't so we are doing great as a country unfortunately they just raised interest rates a little bit because we are doing so well i'm not happy about that because i know it's going to be a question i am not happy about that. i would rather pay down debt or do other things create more jobs so um. wor

nucor, and bbnt . >> so companies are moving fast, we're worried about safety of the people in your area. are they -- i hop they are heeding the warnings. >> they are. people on coast are familiar with this and know how to take care of themselves and when to evacuate. i don't think we'll see devastating winds in charlotte or recall that'recall to build o buildings. liz: mayor trace cooper of atlantic beach, north carolina thank you so much, sir. >> thank you liz. liz: to your business headlines, apple going for baby boomers, new apple watch can monitor irregular heart beats in a new life alert type feature that have you fallen. fitbit feeling hit. and new tech news bmw created a riderless robot motorcycle, all in name of making bikes safer for human passengers. >> over to consumer side, chief executives of nike and columbia sportswear expressing opposition to a new push in state of oregon, that would try to get rid of oregon sanctuary state status, ceos don't like that push, they like sanctuary straight status. let's get to markets and your money, indie sees in the green, nicole petallid

steel is opening up eight plants, nucor and others opening up plants, some spending close to billion. the steel industry is one of the great things to be talking about, the manufacturing jobs are back, coming back and coming back at levels. economic growth last quarter 4.2, new unemployment claims hit 49-year low, median, i think going through them like ah... think of it. median household income hit highest level ever recorded, not bad, right? these are some of the biggies. american pensions have grow 2 trillion in value since the election. i said before african american unemployment, the best ever. the best ever, lowest number ever, hispanic american, asian american. women 65 years and older, sorry about that, i like history better. historic, i joke, but women, it is 65 years, best numbers in unemployment in 65 years. it's good. it will be historic, i would say best in history very shortly, another two weeks, youth unemployment best in half a century. lowest unemployment rate recorded for americans without high school diploma, isn't that a great thing? nobody talks about this stuff.

nucor is opening up plants, big plans, $750 billion and billion-dollar plants in some cases. what's happening with the steel industry is very exciting to me. it's being rebuilt overnight. if you look at the -- japan just give us numbers that are incredible. there doubling the amount they are going to be buying for japan. they are taking the lng and they are doubling it up. i said you have to do me a favor. we don't want these big deficits. you're going to have to buy more. they are buying massive amounts of equipment and military equipment. other countries are doing the same thing. we have trade imbalances with almost everybody. it's a rare exception that we don't. so we are doing great as a country and they just raised interest rates a little bit because we are doing so well. i'm not happy about that because i know it's going to be a question. i'm not happy about that. i would rather pay down debt or do other things, create more jobs. so i am worried about the fact that they seem to like raising interest rates. we can do other things with the money. but they raised them. the

nucor and others are opening up plants.ome are spending close to a billion dollars on a brand new plant. the steel industry is one of the great things to be talking about. so the manufacturing jobs are back. they're coming back and coming back at levels. economic growth as you know last quarter, 4.2. new unemployment claims recently hit a 49-year low. think of that, i'm going through them -- huh. think of it. median, median household income hit highest level ever recorded. that is not bad, right? these are some of the biggies. american pensions have grown more than $2 trillion in value since the election. [applause] i said before, african-american unemployment the best ever, best ever. lowest number ever. spanish american, asian-american, women, 65 years, sorry about that. i like history better, right? historic as -- i joke, women, in 65 years. best numbers in unemployment in 65 years. that's good. [cheers and applause] it will be historic, i would say, best in history very shortly, probably another two weeks. youth unemplo

steel is opening up a minimum of eight plants nucore is opening up plants. billion-dollar plants, in some cases. so what's happening with the steel industry is very exciting to me. it's being rebuilt overnight. if you look at the miners in coal, if you look at energy, lng, japan just gave some numbers that are incredible. they're doubling the amount that they're going to be buying for japan. they're taking the lng, and they're doubling it up. i said, you have to do me a favor. we don't want these big deficits. you're going to have to buy more. they're buying massive amounts of equipment and military equipment. and other countries are doing the same thing. because we have trade and balances with almost everybody. it's a rare exception that we don't. so we are doing great as a country. unfortunately, they just raised interest rates a little bit, because we are doing so well. i'm not happy about that, because i know it's going to be a question. i am not happy about that. i would rather pay down debt or do other things. create more jobs. so i'm worried about the

steel is opening up a minimum of eight plants, nucor is opening up plants and big plants, $750 million and a billion-dollar plants in some cases. what's happening with the steel industry is very exciting to me. it's being rebuilt overnight if you look at the miners and coal, energy, lng, japan just gave us numbers incredible they are doubling the amount they'll be buying for japan. they're taking the lng and they're doubling it up i said you have to do me a favor you have to buy are buy more they're buying massive amounts of equipment and military equipment. and other countries are doing the same thing because we have trade imbalances with almost everybody. it's a rare exception that we don't. so we are doing great as a country. unfortunately they just raised interest rates a little bit because we are doing so well i'm not happy about that because i know it's a question i'm not happy about that i'd rather pay down debt or do other things, create more jobs so i'm worried about the fact that they seem to like raising interest rates we can do other things with the money. and -- but they r

companies like nucor, alcoa may have benefited from the increased tariffs on steel and aluminum.that on to their workers? gina smiley, are we seeing a positive impact from the trade war on this front? gina: one interesting thing in the way this has played out on the ground is you have seen one ine bonuses, not increases base pay. what steelworkers are campaigning for is that increase in base pay that they have not been seeing. they have seen increased money from profit-sharing, but with a want is something more sustainable that can last. i think that is interesting because it plays into this broader story in the labor market where you are seeing a lot of one time or nonwage benefits rather than sustained pay increase. alix: real wages have not really done that much, and they are in negative territory. you can look at the real average hourly earnings and weekly estimate. why? guy: one of the things happening with wages as they are barely keeping pace with inflation, or they are not depending on which index you are looking at. it is not clear to economists. it is a mystery as to wh