higher i am calling that a decent risk reward wednesday morning we get a gut check from winnebago bob martin made it sound like it still has inventory to work off, if it confirms that, stocks get lower. microsoft ceo came here on the show and told a fabulous tale of momentary. flash is in momentary oversupplied and many analysts remain convinced it is too bullish for prospects. in fact, i would say motorcycics more in control of its destiny than ever. we heard from darden and it was up big today, stock has been zooming since the '90s. darden tells a good story of long tomorrow growth the last quarter wasn't all that good we like domestic plays in times of turmoil one year ago amazon bought whole foods. that sent kroger tumbling. while it was able to rebound, its stocks have given up that gain and it is back in purgatory. kroger is engaged if a slew of initiatives. amazon hasn't built out whole foods like expected. i think just be patient. i don't expect a great quarter from kroger. and after the close we hear from red hat. it is reported great quarter after great quarter. i think it will do

one example of the places where technologists can try to imagine what's over that mountain versus bob martinand choose to go that way because they think it will lead to better dynamics. >> i just want to make to concluding points in an open this up to questions and comments from the floor. one is general cartwright's nice construction of how we move from technology innovation through norms and regimes and so forth. i think i'm the only lawyer on this panel. problem is there such a delay when our institutions of governance folk domestically and internationally following technology innovation they lack so much. as we get technology acceleration, which we are all witnessing a thing, the importance of that delay in as these technologies becomes more and more troublesome, maybe i can afford 25 years before society catches up her before the regime internationally gets there. if i'm dealing with the relatively controlled weapon for those relatively few competitors. when they very quickly or a large number of people appraise me a lot more. my problem as a lawyer is how lack of my profession is in th

. >> you don't see me driving the rv >> you're living in california - >> i have talked to bob martineo and they're confident, but at some point it will cost the company or it's going to cost the consumer. they also doubled down on production we saw them add another plant. air stream back in february. >> air stream very high end. >> and very hot too. the cool thing to do as a millennial is to redo those and make them trendy again. >> physically, if you touch them in the sun because of the silver outsides - >> aluminum. >> you got it. nothing gets by you. >>> big story on thor. a high stakes sit down president trump hosting the japanese prime minister at the white house today. will that meeting calm tensions on trade or ramp them up and redrawing the map. some stunning new images from outer space showing the utter destruction from mount kauilea in hawaii. the latest on that developing story when "worldwide exchange" comes back >>> all right. welcome back beautiful shot of the capitol building there hello, 5:20. out of the fine city, the president is hosting the japanese prime minister

less than ten times next year's earnings investment the estimate is too high we need to speak with bob martin the president and ceo to get a better read on how his company is doing welcome back to "mad money." good to see you. >> obviously, it was a difficult thing. employment costs had gone up because you were in the hottest, used to be the coldest and the hottest market and then we got these tariffs which we thought might not hurt you but looks like they have how much of these negatives are now in the rear-view mirror? >> the unemployment, the employment rate has subsided quite a bit in indiana an then we're also expanding in ohio and idaho where it's a little bit easier for us. tariffs when i was here last time, the actual announcement was while i was in your green room last march. >> you didn't think it would be an issue. >> we thought it would be minimal and even today they're still all over the board and we're find weighs to counter act them whenever we can for us, taking some raw costs out, decontenting units, we still don't know exactly where they're going but we're a very reactive co

martin d b five james bond's vehicle of choice. when you watch the movie and you go through it shifting the gears are just the same as well bob was driving around the swiss alps and it's got the same sound that said it's over. in goldfinger sean connery's james bond set off on wild car chases through the alps . in the concourse so at lake como the aston martin had challenges of another kind to deal with nine hundred thirty nine dollars d eight for example you can feel it there's history in this car when you just touch the steering wheel you can feel the mystery of the car gene kelly was driving and seeing in this car in the back seat in the american in paris there is a clear our love is here that was fun was met by a movie shoot the car was repainted green. richard otto changed it back to its original. star design a new chair by tony created the lands here stratus zero the lowest riding car ever built in nine hundred seventy million everyone here is familiar with it even if they're not connoisseurs of vintage cars. michael jackson supposedly had a. fascination with this shade been design. and wanted to use it for is so we contacted new g

team of lawyers along with martin and jane raskin, a husband and wife team of defense lawyers brought in at the same time as giuliani." so shannon, we talked about this, bob down doing his job. he won't be affected by what rudy giuliani says here or in israel or anywhere else. but what's really happening with rudy giuliani is the softening of the ground for when this report comes out, president trump will be able to point to the things, untrue as they may be, that giuliani has said about the corruption of the investigation and discredit it. >> that's exactly right. when i and my colleague talked to current and former justice department officials about giuliani, there was a sense he wasn't much of a threat. they said we don't see him interfacing much with the justice department, he's not writing legal briefs or reviewing case law or making legal arguments to the special counsel. however giuliani says he is playing a different game. he is playing this game in the court of public opinion and he argues that that is the only one that matters at this point, that this is not going to be a case that is fought in court over obstruction of justice or collusion or w