ken langone, you got to listen to him. that cracker barrel story after earnings up a whopping 7.5% after its report. could the company's turnaround continue to look appetizing in this market? i'm talking to the ceo and the parent company by gap, banana republic and old navy just reported after the bell and it looks spectacular. and we got the ceo exclusively. so stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of mad money follow jimcramer on x. have a question. tweet cramer hashtag mad mentions. send jim an email to madmoney.cnbc.com. or give us a call at one 800 743 cnbc. miss something. head to madmoney.cnbc.com. cnbc live. >> ambitiously. totalenergies. >> has been hunting for the best entrepreneurs across africa to tackle energy poverty. >> farmers are highly dependent on. >> rainfall, but. >> water is scarce. >> with drought. our solution is mobile. >> solar containers for off grid farmers, which uses ai to make. >> irrigation more efficient. >> being an entrepreneur is not. >> an. >> easy task. >> you have to have faith tha

that's ken langone attitude. congratulations.. >> about 20. >> years ago, i. >> took a small position. >> in. >> a stock. >> called fiserv. >> good wisconsin based company. they've done me right. >> for over. 20 years. >> wondering what you think. >> about them. >> moving forward. >> i think they're one of the greatest fintechs. you know, everyone wanted to go into the really fancy new fintechs. you stick with the one that you have, you are doing really well. and thank you for the kind words. they mean a lot to me. i need to go to bob in illinois. bob. >> hello, jim. bob a while ago you suggested sempra electric utility. electric, whatever. i've watched some. and about. a month later, all of a sudden it took a huge jump from like the high. >> 80s to the. >> tell you the truth, bob, they did not do a good job. it was a bad quarter. it is very upsetting to me. i've spoken to jeff martin several times, the ceo, but there were several things that were definite misses. it does deserve to trade lower. it yields almost 4%. i still can't

and then maybe my favorite business person of my life, ken langone, which is fantastic. gs and everyone's going. to be glued, i think, to what he says. he's been he's been right as rain for so long. it's amazing. and his book is so great of capitalism. it's just jim capitalism. >> dying to. >> know what he thinks of everything. >> oh, my. >> but he thinks the tariffs and i do. ken asked. my wife said, listen, you're on the board of bucknell from now on. i was like. he's the most powerful and deservedly powerful, fabulous business person i've ever had the privilege of meeting him to get. i sat next to him in a couple of things. he's like, he's brilliant and tough and humble and great. >> well, said jim, that's a show tonight. we'll see you at six. mad money, 6 p.m. eastern time after the break. don't miss the commerce secretary, howard lutnick, as we monitor these latest developments around tariffs when we come right back. >> modern advisors need modern solutions. explore modern alpha, enhance your portfolios, and empower your practice all without taking your hands off the