here on a fox business exclusive amc ceo adam aron.ave any updated numbers versus gondola versus kong and is there anything more you can give us on that? >> i can, hello, as you know godzilla versus kong is a movie versus apes and amc has been a mean stock since january and the reddit crowd has tracked them closely and prepare early in the world of these stocks, there we go maybe we were always destined to be our first big movie, in fact if you look at her opening performance from wednesday to sunday when godzilla versus kong open wednesday of last week our business of amc was five times what we've done in the weekend before that in q1 and we take that as a very good sign and we think that the combination of movie titles coming out and vaccinations and let us not underestimate how vaccinations are changing the safety of american consumers, 4 million were done in a day and people are rushing to get vaccinated, that is good news for us all. liz: i don't know if you saw this but a couple of hours ago doctor fauci was telling politico in a

i know that our guest is going to be on soon, adam aron, a mutual friend of ours taking a plane this weekend and every single seat, going to florida. every seat it's like it is an extremely filled plane and you can't put your bags anywhere you're starting to hear that same language. and three months ago, you did not hear that. i think that there are many airlines that need more planes, and i think it's going to surprise you i think that people are going to travel like mad. i don't even care about the business traveler. i know that the business traveler flies upfront but when you ask people what they're going to do, when they got their vaccine, they want to go somewhere obviously they want to go to disneyland the numbers were just okay for disney, but i think it's an obsession to travel. obsession. and by the way, i think carl, when europe opens up, and it will open up, i think there will be tourism even though the dollar is very strong. i'm very bullish in tourism. adam aron, from amc, he ran starwood, he ran vail, and so much to talk about, and a consumer of good time, he'll be a de

handle the pressure of trying to stop a heavily indebted movie theater from going under, it was adam aronof i max and a bit of an escape artist himself with this 500 million share, again, dribbled out offering, aron is showing you how a real professional uses the capital markets to his company's advantage. just three months ago, amc was trading below $2 i mean, that's just incredible look at just -- look at this this is the pandemic right and then it comes down to here with the company on the ropes, because they can't do much business thanks to covid, right? as he described it this morning on "squawk on the street," short sellers were leaning all over his stock right here, hoping to pressure it down to zero i mean, literally. i mean, they would -- that, of course, would have made it much harder for the company to raise stocks or in the bond market, it would have been lethal because amc desperately needed the money right here but then the wall street bets crowd started hunting for short sellers. so they swooped in right here and busted the hedge funds that were gunning for amc, just like t

and i know there are people who are mad at adam aron for offering something that was in the proxy, abouts, but look, these companies are using the capital markets the way they're supposed to, not the way that it is about short busting, but about making it so that they can reinvent, and carl, who know, but the people that ryanf the newer investors don't really bother with, and i'm not saying that's wrong, i mean they go and they look at amc and adam aron and think it's good but there's corporate debt trading in the 30s that's out three years, well, adam said, listen, we sell common stock, we can buy back that debt and it will be anti-dilutive, but when people talk about that, some of these newer, younger investors, aren't looking at the balance sheet side and realizing how good this is it's really good >> how good it is. but is it? i mean i still wonder about the overall future of the company, don't you? >> no. >> you know, people are going back to the movie theaters thankfully, and will do so we hope in even more numbers, but it wasn't as though this was a lighting of the world on fire b

company itself even more valuable it's a game changer and it is adam aron working with wall street bets. of course, not really. but they are pretty synergistic. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money. i'm jim cramer see you monday th >>> they can tell, they saw george floyd under the cop's knee, and it was clear i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc paramedics responding to the george floyd 911 call tell jurors what they saw when they arrived on scene. >> i didn't see him moving or breathing. >> in lay terms, i thought he was dead. >> and emotional testimony as the victim's girlfriend takes the stand. day four in the trial of derek chauvin. >>> got your shot, still immune six months later what about the variants, now we know more. pfizer announcing findings from its phase three vaccine trial. >>> yet again in america, a gunman kills a 9-year-old boy and at least three others, uses bike locks to prevent police from responding. the latest in a wave of mass shootings. >>> it blocked the suez canal and

movie, i think that there are a lot of cinemas that have been closed, but amc, david, he saved it adam aronmc. and you know how he did it by selling stock to people who were single issue buyers >> wall street bets. >> yes >> and what do they have >> what does who have? >> wall street bets, they have a viable cinema, and they've got a store that any minute could start selling, i don't know, pets, bitcoin, i have to work on this gamestop, because they clearly don't have a plan. >> roaring kitty likes it. >> changed my mind. >> buying more. >> warren buffett of the - >> we'll go back to the theater. i don't think it's going to change how much we necessarily spend on them because we have an absolute quality standard. but it may say okay, we're only going to put bigger films in theaters things are changing. forever. in terms of the way that things are, the exhibition window, but there is a desire on the part of - >> i could have watched disney plus last night. i happened to be working on a segment for tonight. >> is that bad to be caught watching disney plus. >> should people at that age group o