let's speak with bob martin, the president and ceo of thor industries welcome back to "mad money," mr. martin >> thank you very much, always great to see you >> there is a disconnect of what your company is doing and what the stock is doing it has been a good progression of earnings. i am trying to figure out whether tiffin is something necessary. >> we are always an opportunis t opportunisiopportunis opportunistic buyer. a great selection of product that we can help develop this puts down in alabama and mississippi, there could be expansion for many years to come >> my wife loves these she loves tiffin she says when she passes them on the road, she imagines a family vacation how many people can fit comfortably into a tiffin and sleep in it? >> it gdepends on the model the bigger tiffins are made for older customers. the couch that i am on is a pull-out couch so they can bring their grand kids you can fit, some are designed for two and some can fit up to eight. it depends on what your lifestyle is tiffin is one of those brands. >> the big ones, the big gorgeous ones and they are very

wideyou look at martin's -- martin and what he did in telling us about the fed. bob to of all -- bob stovall told us how to talk about the markets with his voice on the floor of the markets. there were times on wall street week where you lifted up on the kurds to be in the market. how do you stay -- on the courage to stay in the market. how do you stay in the market right now? own personalyone's accounts and how foundations or charities who rely on these -- first, do no harm. like doordash and tesla and airbnb and the craziness of the markets. you identify those for people and you say go to real businesses. there are businesses that are going to pay dividends. can you imagine that? jp morgan yielding nearly 3% when the tenure treasury is yielding two thirds of that or less -- wendy 10-year treasury is yielding two thirds of that or less. you have to step in and say you're not going to participate in this craziness. jonathan was asking earlier about people at the end of the year, what do they do? i think avoiding the craziness so you don't lose a ton of money in the c

bob wachter, thank you so much. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>> next, state superintendent for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa >>> welcome back. the pandemic has had a devastating impact on california school kids. this latest surge is further diminishing their chances to return to the classroom. joining to us talk about what the state's action plan is to support student and teachers is state superintendent of education tony thurmond. tony, good to see you again. >> you too, kristen, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. let's start here. what percentage of california's public school kids k-12 are still doing -- actually i should say are doing in-person education now either fully or just hybrid? >> i

martin sa individual, thank you so much. joining me now is bobcilman member in tennessee. we know it took police five days to tell us about the warning from august 2019. why do you think it took so long? >> well, i think it took so long because the pr arm of our police department was playing with reputations rather than getting the full truth out. and unfortunately it's not the first time we've had that problem with our police department pr team here. >> and so when you hear the police chief say that hindsight's 20/20, what comes to mind? >> well, i mean, i watched that press conference. and when asked whether there was anything more that could have been done, he said no, and then of a pause said, except for maybe some more follow up. i think locally at least there are going to be a lot of questions asked about what about that follow up? you know, they knew mr. warner in the rv with a bomb. if you're playing clue, that would have been enough to win. this has to be graded a loss by law enforcement that they had all the pertinent information 16 mon

guest: bob, what a great point you make about character. byis a word that was used martin luther king -- character ,eally is, along with ability slaughter of the main thing that anybody hiring or giving a of.ract should think an absolutely, what you said about that we all come from the same ancestor, i think the more scientifically, the more we see that there was an original female ancestor and an original male ancestor of all humanity. and that we are all the same. it is our humanity that we share. the faculties we have of reason, of thinking, of speech that really think us together, all 7 billion of us on this earth. host: in norcross, georgia, on the line. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i would say, there are so many issues that seem to have come into focus here, but i would say, as far as when you are hiring a cabinet, filling a cabinet, you make sure that the people that you are pulling this covenant from is diverse. race or anything but competence to pick those officers for your cabinet from. and if you start getting raceted into all of t