polaris, scott wine and people want to travel the great outdoors, same thing with bob martin, rvs, havingnumbers, i can't believe the stocks aren't higher i think they're all buys not mccormick, i have to learn more about i read that bob martin presentation about thor. they are the highest number of sales, lowest inventory and how much fun is it to have an rv, as long as i'm not driving? my wife is a great driver. >> or a snowmobile >> and a snowmobile. >> as we go into the winter. >> you guys are going to leave me and go without me >> you're free to stick around if you want. you know that. if you want to, great. otherwise we'll see you at 6:00, "mad money" obviously 6:00 p.m. eastern time good tuesday morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen coming to you live from various locations. consumer confidence, let's get to rick santelli >> yes, september read on consumer confidence from the conference board, expecting a number around 90 our last read was more than a six-year low at 84.8 big surprise, 101.8. 101.8. this is inted

martin, welcome back to " d ""mad money." >> thanks, jim, a pleasure. >> bob, i struggle i struggle because when i see the biggest issue being that you cannot meet demand, i tend to think that's what i call a high quality problem. you could have done even better had you been able to meet demand, correct? >> correct for us, it's definitely low invei inventory for the dealers for ramping up production but once we work through that, we see a great long-term runway. >> i want to compare your rate of sales to the inventory historically. >> historically, we've never seen the inventory this low. this goes back, you know, 15 years to see the inventory this low when our production was much, much less. for us right now, the opportunity is simply to take care of our dealers and take care of the customers and try and use these vehicles as their safest way to vacation and right now, inventories are the lowest i've ever seen them since i've been in the industry. >> you've always been candid on the show you say listen, we weren't ready. and tariffs, i'm not hearing any of those things now. >> no, right no

martin good to have you with us u.s. president double trouble centerfire again for his handling of the corona virus outbreak following an explosive new book in that book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus in the 1st weeks of the pandemic at a news conference the president defended his handling of the crisis from said he was not lying to the public but that he did not want to calls conics for more than $100.00. 89000 americans have died from the virus so far i don't want people to be frightened i don't want to create panic well joining me here in the studio for more is a reporter and u.s. expert peter dolls peter what do you make of trump's explanation for apparently misleading the american public about the dangers of the credible right i mean i think one thing to understand about trump is that he is he's a big believer in the power of positive thinking right he likes to talk things up rather than play them down except for apparently in this case he likes to call himself a cheerleader for the country and said you know he wants to project strength and confidence and i think he said one thing last night the really k

martin good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump is under fire again for his handling of the corona virus outbreak following an explosive new book in it veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus in the 1st weeks of the pandemic at a news conference the president defended his handling of the crisis trump said he was not lying to the public but that he did not want to cause panic more than 189000 americans have died from the virus so far country and one people now on the campaign trail in the battleground state of michigan. pratik presidential candidate joe biden harshly criticized all trump referring to the new revelations he knew how deadly it was it was more it's more deadly than the flu he knew and purposely played it down worse he lied to the american people he knowingly and willingly lied about the threat it posed to the country for months. he had the information he knew how dangerous it was and while this deadly disease ripped through our nation he failed to do its job on purpose it was a life and death betrayal of the american people. or earlier respect for a washington correspondent of a quote ho

martin good to have you with us u.s. president under fire again for his handling of the corona virus outbreak following an explosive new book in that book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus in the 1st weeks of the pandemic at a news conference the president defended his handling of the crisis from said he was not lying to the public but that he did not want to called panix more than 189000 americans have died from the virus so far i don't want people to be frightened i don't want to create panic well joining me here in the studio for more is to reporter and us expert peter went to tell peter what do you make of trump's xx. the nation for apparently misleading the american public about the dangers of a credible right i mean i think one thing to understand about trump is that he is he's a big believer in the power of positive thinking right he likes to talk things up rather than play them down except for apparently in this case he likes to call himself a cheerleader for the country and said you know he wants a project strength and confidence and i think he said one thing last night the really kind of

martin good to have you with us u.s. president under fire again for his handling of the corona virus outbreak following an explosive new book in that book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus in the 1st weeks of the pandemic other news conference the president defended his handling of the crisis from said he was not lying to the public but that he did not want to calls conics more than 189000 americans have died from the virus so far i don't want people to be frightened. i don't want to create panic well joining me here in the studio for more is a reporter and u.s. expert peter. peter what do you make of trump's explanation for apparently misleading the american public about the dangers of the credible right i mean i think one thing to understand about trump is that he is he's a big believer in the power of positive thinking right he likes to talk things up rather than play them down except for apparently in this case he likes to call himself a cheerleader for the country and said you know he wants to project strength and confidence and i think he said one thing last night the really kind of summed u

martin without leaving your home. the automaker unveiling driving simulator to give you a sense what have it is like to rice bob you'reguy. but you know, i think they advertise that as privilege gamers which i don't fit into that category for 74,000 dollars. i'm sure it would be exciting, but i got to believe it is a pretty limited market out there. they should have taken that apple approach on having opening price points so get people behind that wheel of the simulator. maria: yeah. i mean, i think that when you're talking about an aspen martin i frankly don't want to do it in my living room is this going to be a seller? i think for a car -- you know what i mean daig whn you're a car person and i know you are as well i've heard all of your stories about the beamer. but you know, you want to be on the road right dagen? >> bmw did write and replace the automobile by the way. so i have to give them immense amount of credit for stepping up quickly without any real pressure from me on that. but here's the issue, when you buy a high performance car you need to kind of -- kind of let her loose. need to take it to a track. s

martin good to have you with us u.s. president all trumps under fire again for his handling of the corona virus outbreak following an explosive new book in that book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus in the 1st weeks of the pandemic at a news conference the president defended his handling of the crisis from said he was not lying to the public but that he did not want to calls conics more than 189000 americans have died from the virus so far i don't want people to be frightened. i don't want to create panic well joining me here in the studio for more is t w reporter and u.s. expert peter dolls peter what do you make of trump's explanation for apparently misleading the american public about the dangers of the credible right i mean i think one thing to understand about trump is that he is he's a big believer in the power of positive thinking right he likes to talk things up rather than play them down except for apparently in this case he likes to call himself a cheerleader for the country and said you know he wants to project strength and confidence and i think he set one thing last night the really kind of sum