mr. cramer, booyah! >> long time here. >> booyah, judd! >> i am in l-3 harris, i am wondering what you think about picking more into it >> i am worried of the prospect of the defense budget and what's going on that's too crazy in washington it's a merger of two very good companies. i have to tell you i would much see you in a honeywell or a boeing than i would in l3. the merck covid pill could mean the pandemic is a thing of the past stocks, they're the thing of the future on "mad money" today, how about cur keurig and dr. pepper? and lastly we find out 5-9 or zoom terminated their agreement? what's next for the cloud context that we like so much i am talking to the owner himself. and solid power hopes to take advantage of ev future, what should you make of it? i have got the ceo, stay with cramer >> don't miss a second of "mad money," follow @jim cramer on twitter, have a question tweet cramer, #madtweets give us a call at 1800-743-cnbc. miss something head to www.news12/eastend madmoney.cnbc.com, it's another day. and anything could happ

mr. cramer >> how are you >> caller: i'm great you can a treasure i want to thank you for freely sharing knowledge of the market >> thank you very much i appreciate that. thank you. >> caller: you make investing more exciting. >> i need to keep people compelled so they keep doing the work let's go to work together. >> caller: my stock i'd like to ask you about is paccar. >> it's a great american i think it's terrific. calvin in kentucky >> caller: how you doing, professor cramer >> i'm good. how about you? >> caller: i'm well. my question is about xl. >> i talked positively i skcrewed up. i should have done a better job. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> coming up, supply worries may have shaken some investors to the core. don't make a move on apple until you hear cramer's take, next trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim trading™ is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with

mr. cramer, you had this company on a few weeks ago.ou consider read automotive a good investment at $4 a share >> no. look, i'm very clear on these things i like tesla -- i'm sorry, yeah, i like tesla and i like in terms of the actual batteries, i like ford they're putting up a giant battery plant. ford sells at eight times earnings ford is giving it all she's got. let's get in that one! club name. let's go to jay in tennessee jay. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. greetings from nashville, tennessee. >> i love it everybody i know is happy there. i know a dozen people. they're all happy. not bad. what's up? >> caller: yes, sir. my question deals with a company jfrog. up swift and having 70 fortune 100 companies. you know the defense department contracts. will they go above 40 again by the end of the year? >> i'm quite surprised that's down below 50% it's a pretty good company let's do a piece of jfrog. we can do data dog and jfrog we'll get them all jason in maryland. >> caller: hey, jimmy baby, how are you? >> i'm doing well. how about you? >>

mr. cramer. i'm betty from florida and i thank you very much for taking my phone call.sified. i have stock in csx, pfizer, robinhood, zimmer bonnet and eaton corporation. and i do have one quick question, could you give us seniors advice on putting money into a stock that would deal with artificial intelligence thank you very much. >> i gotcha. we're going to do both of those things csx reports next week. it is going to be okay not great. and robinhood could go down and eaton had a good quarter not a great quarter. pfizer is good but it doesn't do as well as eli lilly and zimmer bio med is artificial knees and great parts of your body that you need and they've got that you don't so we have medical device and we have drug and industrial and we have financial and we have rail. i'm willing to bless that and the artificial intelligence name that you need is none other than nvidia now you don't just name, okay, your dog after a company if the company isn't a great one. "mad money" is back after the break. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it

mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call. >> oh, you're welcome. >> caller: i don't understand why mer ator revenue and eps in each of the last four quarters they're looking to make 240 per share for the current year they're carrying an fte on 6 on next year and they have a major -- >> but all of those kinds of companies are under pressure because people feel there are supply chain issues and they won't be able to build enough trucks and they won't be able to build enough cars, so there are it doesn't do well i think you must hold on to this, sir. let's go to nick in new jersey nick >> caller: boo-yah, jim! nick from scotts plains, new jersey how are you? >> i love playing in scotts' place. you beat us, we beat you, about 500. what's up? >> caller: i'm calling to ask about array technologies, global provider of ground mounted solar. >> i would buy end phase up here versus doing that. end phase represents better value than that stock. let's not go down the food chain. start at the top dennis in texas. dennis >> caller: big, boo-yah from austin, texas. >> how are you doing in one of the most

mr. cramer i was calling about otg. sounds like it's a pretty solid company. out high ee fish sentences ensi sounds like a win-win. >> a lot of marbles there. i want to do richard justice but i couldn't see that. me too covid play. no thank you i'm a seller that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> thelightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade >>> coming up, crypto, fin tech and a generation's lingering scoring for big banks. is jamie dimon the man to steer jpmorgan through these modern head winds cramer makes the call next when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim web. because platforms this innovative, aren't just made for traders - they're made by them. thinkorswim trading. from td ameritrade. >>> jamie dimon, ceo of jpmorgan just came out swinging at the cryptocurrencies in a new interview. while he's right abo

mr. cramer. >> boo-yah >> caller: i have a question about the long-term upwork. >> upwork it's like indeed recruitment companies that are very important right now they do it for high-end white collar people and i think you can go higher. it's not a bad company, and, that ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim web. because platforms this innovative, aren't just made for traders - they're made by them. thinkorswim trading. from td ameritrade. >>> what do we want from negotiations with china? people keep telling me it's game over the united states has no discipline we can't beat them they have already won. i think that's ridiculous. the whole chinese real estate sector is looking like it's built on quicksand and they could pull down all kinds of companies, including many of the state-owned banks. while the people's republic of china

mr. cramer.on fdx at 226 what price -- >> okay, don't care where it came from, care where it's going to here's the deal, i actually for the travel trust sold a little u.p.s. today because the stock is up in a straight line, so does fedex i think you got to trim a little i don't think it's going to stop disapp disappoint ing let's go to andrew in new york. >> caller: take on a company doing big things, casabo life sciences, they have done nothing but ask more fda approval. they are now in phase three of trials for -- >> remember, this is incredibly speculative situation. here's the way i handle this okay, only a speculative -- only with money you can lose because what you need is a takeout, and we don't know whether they're going to get a takeout but that's what propels these stocks big cap pharma that doesn't have a pipeline let's go to jack in ohio. >> caller: thanks for taking my call it's one of my bigger dividend holds, the next dividend is coming up late next month. is it okay to add more do

mr. cramer from palm springs, california. i'm a long time student but a first time caller and i'm doing great. >> i'm doing well. thanks what is up. >> caller: want to thank you for the all positive you've done for my financial portfolio i bought this stock a while back and but my initial investment is down about 40% what your current impressions on pay safe. >> pay safe is one where i did not understand the pernicious pulldown of these companies that were frankly all put together at one time involving payments and so many spac payment plays but i'm with you, the stock is down 50% and it is an expensive stock but i don't know if it should be down 50% i would stick with it because integrated payment solutions remain a very hot area daniel in idaho. >> caller: how are you sir. >> i'm good. how are you? >> caller: very good i have a question. i don't know what category to put this stock in and i also want to know if it is investable roku. >> i think roku is good, not great any more because there is a lot of competition in the li

mr. cramer. >> yes, hello.rom wynne he was adamant that what we thought was a vast crackdown in china was related to covid to make it so that everything is as controlled as possible obviously the olympics are coming up. all the discussions have been quite cordial and the idea someone wants to been the board or be involved is not anything that surprised the only thing that was surprising isthal stock plummeted on things you think he wanted to happen are you surprised at how negatively american investors took what's happening? >> a little surprised. none of this was news to us. we had casual and direct conversations on the vast majority of subject matters around licensing and what we do to support the community and all things capitol the idea of somebody in our building every other public concession of macau have somebody in the building it's not foreign to them and frankly, the idea is not forn to us we're not overly concerned by any of it. something we're paying attention to we have until the end of october to

mr. cramer. >> thanks gentlemen for being here.i've been listening to all of this, i'm struck by the fact that several people have referenced the miscalculation of things, whether it's the intelligence community, you know, through the intelligence itself or analysis of intelligence or communication of intelligence, it does seem like for the last 20 years or so we've been miscalculating on the wrong side, the capabilities whether it's afghanistan and iraq, to reconstitute or isis or isis-k in afghanistan. and i don't know what the answer is going forward, but management of expectations sometimes becomes part of the formula, i'm afraid and i worry a little about that, you guys. and that is to say, and maybe i'll put it in the form of a question, secretary cohen. >> this is obvious, raw, spontaneous question. do you feel whether it's-- whether it's just a feeling or whether it's deliberate, do you get a sense of political pressure in your job to communicate something other than the worst news possible at any given moment? >> a strateg

mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, senator cramer, now let me recognize senator duckworth. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i wanted to say thank you. i just received the letter this morning in response to a letter i had written to you and secretary blinken asking about the process of certifying that somebody did work for the d.o.d. as a contractor. and i do want to say that the response is a good one. i think you've made, with regards to project rabbit, which i'll give you a couple of minutes to talk about, but it seems that you've reviewed over 7,800 employment records and match over 3,400 applicants. would you like to talk about project rabbit just a little bit? >> i mentioned earlier, senator, when this question came up that this is important to us. we think we have to do everything we can to shorten the amount of time that it takes for somebody who has worked with us before to be able to verify that they have worked with us. we're going to continue to work on this and, again, one of my major directorates is focused on this. >> i know we have people seeking help in verifying their employment

senator cramer please? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank all three of you for your service and for being here. god bless the men and women in are your command. general mckenzie, is it true that u.s. forces had the isis case sell under surveillance prior to august 26th and could have struck them before the deadly terrorist attacks at kabul but were not given the authority to strike? >> i noticed the president was quick to take a victory lap after the first strike and push this tough guy image he's so famous for. he once threatened to have union bosses beat me up. he said just do it. we'll strike them. of course, this was after he said of the isis-k leaders, we'll hunt you down. he talks tough. going to go get them. i also notice he's been equally sue lent. taking no responsibility for the strike on innocent civilians including children that was in part caused by in my view is insecure need to appear tough. what a really worry about is the air cruise who actually were pressured into pulling the trigger that terrible day. secretary, as y

mr. cramer: i first associate myself with all of the words from the ranking republican from the armed servicesmittee, senator inhofe. very well said, senator, and i agree wholeheartedly and express my profound disappointment in president biden's handling of the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. madam president, the american people, and certainly my colleague -- my constituents in north dakota are upset and they have every right to be. for weeks we've been inundated with horrifying stories of americans and our allies fleeing for their lives. paired with disturbing videos out of afghanistan as was -- as it was taken over by the taliban. yet somehow, somehow president biden has the audacity to call the withdrawal a, quote, extraordinary success. well, president biden's wrong. it was not an extraordinary success. the withdrawal was an abject failure, and president biden bears all of the responsibility for it. and that is to say he is the reason that it was an abject failure, because our heroes in uniform did an incredible job against very difficult odds. and, frankly, with very poor leadership