[booing] sen.ders: i don't understand how this country has trillions of dollars to spend on the war in iraq, but we can't take care of flint, michigan. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: now, what this campaign is about is doing something very radical. we are telling the american people the truth. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and sometimes, the truth is not necessarily pleasant. i wish from the bottom of my heart that i could come before you and tell you how great everything is, that there are no problems, but if i did that, i would to you and you know i would be lying. what we have to do is have the courage to face the reality of where we are and have the courage to take on the big-money interest -- [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: whose greed is destroying our economy. so let me tell you several truths that other candidates will not tell you. number one, and i say this as the former chairman of the senate veterans committee, someone who will continue to work hard to protect the veteran

banks are bigger than they were when we bailed them out because they were too big to fail. [ crowd boos] and i will tell them that when a handful of financial institutions has so much economic and political power, it is time to a, reestablish, glass steel legislation and it is time to break them up. we need a financial institution in this country which provides affordable loans to small and medium sized businesses and to the working families of this country not financial institutions that exist as an island unto themselves worried only about their profits. [ applause ] now, this campaign is doing well because we are listening to the american people and not just wealthy campaign contributors. we are listening to working people who tell me they can't make it on 8 or $9 an hour. and i want to congratulate the city counsel of seattle, the people of seattle -- [ applause ] -- for doing the right thing and leading this country to what we've got to do nationally, 15 bucks an hour to every worker in america. [ applause ] this campaign is listening to senior citizens and disabled veterans. [ app

[booing] >> right alongside of heroin. that is pretty crazy. and that is why i have introduced legislation to take marijuana out of the federal controlled substance act. [cheering] bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> now, this is not only the right thing to do but it is also a major racial issue because it turns out that the black community, the white community, possess, smoke marijuana in equal levels. blacks are four times more likely to be arrested than whites. but let me say something else when we're talking about drugs. in my state, and all over this country, we have a major epidemic of heroin addiction and opiate addiction. this is a very serious crisis. the way to deal with that crisis is to understand that drug addiction, substance abuse, must be dealt with as a health issue, not a criminal issue. [cheering] >> when we talk about criminal justice reform, let me tell you a brief story. turns out the goldman sachs, one of the large financial institutions -- [booing] -- i gather you know about goldman sachs. goldman sachs recently received

(tatum boos/daugher of sandra boos) "i love my pony. makes a child's dreams come true-- she appears to be a real life unicorn that makes a living posing for pictures. but wednesday she had other ideas. (tatum boos/daugher of sandra boos) "she got afraid and then she pulled it out of the guys hand and then she runned away." people driving down avenue 12 in madera ranchos called 9-1-1 with an unlikely story-- (ofc. josh mcconnell/cal ifornia highway patrol) "the calls were coming in as a unicorn running around out there on the roadway." unicorns are mythical creatures-- people don't see them-- juliette lived up to the legend. leading the califonia highway patrol and area residents on a chase that lasted more than three hours. (sandra boos/juliette' s owner) "she was running a muck in a couple of orchards with some white blooms so she kind of blended in with the scenery as well and she's not real tall so she turned out to be stealthier a bizarre scene-- and heartbreaking for juliette's best friend. (tatum boos/daugher of sandra boos) "i wa

[booing] >> kelly file tonight at 11:00 p.m. yours truly will sit down with florida senator marco rubio. but, first, at. [boos] >> at stake for the candidates in north carolina 72 delegates. here the real clear politics average of poll shows donald trump with a 10 point lead over senator tim cruz. [crowd booing] >> the last poll taken in this state was three weeks ago and a lot has changed since then. [cheers and applause] let's get right to it. all right, senator, thank you so much for being here. let's start with the obvious question which is what are your predictions for north carolina? >> well, listen, i feel really good here in north carolina. we have an amazing team on the ground. and we are seeing an energy. we're seeing an excitement. and, really what we are seeing in north carolina is a continuation of what we have been seeing all across the country. you know, if we step back a year ago, we had 17

[booing] sen. or did you stand, as i was proud to stand, with millions of americans saying, no, we will not have amnesty? [applause] and you know, i am told that donald trump talks a fair amount about immigration. there is a natural question to ask, during the gang of eight battle, where was donald? sadly, worse than nowhere. donald was funding the gang of eight. gave over $50,000 to five of the eight members of the gang of eight. night, donald onstage promised all of us to be flexible. he said that over and over again, how flexible he was. flexible is code word in washington, d.c. for "they are getting ready to stick it to you." [applause] senator cruz: have you noticed every time they are flexible in washington, it benefits giant corporations, it benefits wall street, it benefits the special interests, and the working men and women in this country get left in the cold? [applause] sen. cruz: here is what we are going to do, if i am elected, we are passing a flat tax, abolishing the irs, stopping a

[booing] mr. sanders: well, i've got some bad news for them. we are not going to cut social security. we are going to expand social security. [applause] bernie, bernie, bernie! mr. sanders: this campaign is andening to the many women many men who put their lives on the line to protect us, our veteran community. and they are asking to make sure that they get the health care and other benefits that they deserve, and if i am elected president, they will! [applause] this campaign is listening to our brothers and sisters in the african-american community. [applause] and they know and we all know that we have a broken criminal justice system. what this campaign is about is thinking outside of the box, outside of status quo thought, and i want all of you to think about this for a second. we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world, yet we have more people in jail than any other country on earth. [booing] mr. sanders: that's right. is a communist, authoritarian country, they don't tolerate d

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[crowd booing] bernie sanders: but if you are a c.e.o.an executive on wall street whose illegal behavior destroyed the economy, you get a salary increase -- not a police record. [crowd booing] bernie sanders: what we have got to do, it is not going to be easy but we will do it. we are going to restore justice to a broken criminal justice system. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: what america is supposed to be about is justice, equal justice under the law. your poor, you break the law, you are rich, you break the law. you both pay the price. that is what we are going to do. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: this campaign is doing well because we are listening to the american people and not just wealthy campaign contributors. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: i am very proud that our campaign does not have a super pac. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: we have received over 5 million individual campaign contributions. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: anyone know what the average contribution is? that is right. $27. [che

[boos] everything he does is great and big and extraordinary.ng his many other attributes, he is one of the world's great scientists. [laughter] he's a modest guy. he did not want to share that. donald trump concluded that climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. [boos] the fact-- >> dump the trump! sen. sanders: trust me, we will. i'm not shocked that he thinks it's a hoax, virtually all republicans do. but it was perpetrated by the chinese, because i thought it would be perpetrated by the mexicans or muslims, or anybody else. but bottom line here, we are going to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels. [cheers] and when we think big, we also have to address another issue. i'm criticized for this, and that is fine. every major country on earth, the united kingdom, france, germany, holland, italy, canada, scandinavia -- every single country on earth provides health care to all of its citizens. [cheers] in fact, there is just one major country that does not guarantee health care to all people. you are living in it. [boos]

boo-boo kitty is too obvious. they are better for that.f this, for you because we saw his family, hakim and he push luscious out. he is no longer in control. when it came to cookie's reaction. she had to bring out her broom, honey. >> take it back, hakim. >> no. >> take it back. >> no. >> take it back. cookie is not happy. this is first time he has done that. >> absolutely, i believe family comes first, you know, you don't push your mother, your father, out of your situation. you keep you are familiar willly first. i would have took broom and anything else in the way. >> you sound like you got a little cookie in you. >> do you feel that was necessary. >> yeah, because, i was just talking to my mother. hello mom, hopefully you are watching. as parents you do so much for these children. you don't know until they have kids of their own. >> absolutely. >> he is in this lit the stage where he is feeling himself. he needed it. he needed the pop, pop, pop. >> well, that was cookie's reaction and then luscious, he threatened his own son. he told c

[crowd booing] bernie sanders: well, i have some bad news for them.ing to cut social security. we are going to increase social security! [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: no, we are not going to give tax breaks to donald trump and the other billionaires. in fact, they are going to start paying their fair share of taxes. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: this campaign is listening to the latino community. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: and what the latino community is telling me is they are tired of living in the shadows. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: they are tired of living in fear and being exploited. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: they want, i want, comprehensive immigration reform. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: and a path toward citizenship. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bernie!'] bernie sanders: when my father came to the united states from poland at the age of 17, i know a little bit about the immigrant experience. and let me just say this. we have 11 million undocumented people in this country. if

[booing] they have several super pacs.llion from wall street alone. if some of you may also know, secretary clinton has given wall street under $25,000 a speech. now what i've said is if you are going to be paid $225,000 per speech, it must be an extraordinarily brilliant speech. [cheers and applause] it must be a speech that could transform our country and the world. it must be a shakespearean type speech. [cheers and applause] and if that speech is so great, that the american people see a period [cheers and applause] back in issue. all of you now that foreign policy is a very important part what a president does. the most important foreign-policy debate, the modern history in this country to place in 2002. i listened very carefully to what president bush and vice president cheney and all these guys have to say. [booing] and they were going to say we've got to invade iraq, invade iraq, invade iraq. i didn't believe them. [cheers and applause] and i voted against that disaster vote than senator clinton heard the same argum

[booing] sen.ders: what i want to do is increase social security benefits. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: this campaign is listening to young people. [cheers] sen. sanders: and what the young people are telling me is "why does it happen that just because we go to college or graduate school, we are stuck with debt for decades?" [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: just out of curiosity, how many people here are dealing with student debt? [cheering] sen. sanders: i rest my case. i have talked -- and i'm sure it is similar in this room -- i have talked to people in my own state. a young woman wanted to become a doctor, went to medical school, is practicing primary health care to low income people. exactly the kind of doctors we need. she graduated medical school $300,000 in debt. [booing] sen. sanders: talk to a young dentist in iowa, graduated dental school, $400,000 in debt. talked to a young man in iowa, left college after two years, $60,000 in debt. talked to a guy in nevada -- this is incredi

[boos] i am not interested in condemning whole categories of people businesses.'m just interested in making things right. let there be no doubt, if you cheat your employees, exploit consumers, pollute our environment, or rip off the taxpayers, we are going to hold you accountable. [cheers] but if you do the right thing, if you invest in your workers and in america's future, then we will stand with you. we all need to work together to break down the barriers holding back our families and our country. because the middle class needs a raise. [cheers] and more good jobs. jobs that pay enough for a family to live on. [cheers] even put a little away for retirement. jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. that is why we have to invest in manufacturing, in infrastructure, in small business and clean energy. enough clean energy to power every home in america. [cheers] don't let anybody tell you we can't make things in america anymore, because we can. we are, and we will. [cheers] together we can break down the barriers that face families across america especially i

[boos] it is not often you want to be booed onstage, but this is one of those times.isclosed locations where they are looking. six undisclosed locations where they are looking. we know they are looking at colorado,our sites in including florence, colorado. anyone hear from colorado? that's wrong, right? very wrong. i wish you had brought more friends, though. [laughter] i appreciate your one voice their, young man. but everyone has to take a stand, right? all right. give the young whippersnapper a hand. i tell you what. he's also looking at kansas. [boos] and my home state of south carolina. [boos] and in south carolina, where he is looking, there is a medium security prison that would take a couple million -- hundred million dollars to upgrade. just a few miles from more than a dozen schools, half a dozen churches. it is a bedroom community outside of charleston. and our president thinks that this is a good location. why wouldn't we just leave them at guantanamo bay? leave them in guantanamo bay. [applause] perfect location, if there ever was one. we have designed th

[booing] she has several super pac's.corded that it has raised $25 million in special interest money, $15 million from wall street alone. [booing] as some of you may also know, secretary clinton has given forches on wall street $225,000 a speech. [booing] now, what i have said is if you're going to be paid $225,000 per speech, it must be an extraordinarily brilliant speech. [applause] it must be a speech that could transform our country and the world. it must be eight shakespearean-type speech. and if that speech is so great, let the american people see it. [cheers and applause] the second issue. all of you know that foreign policy is a very important part of what a president does. the most important foreign policy debate in the modern history of this country took place in 2002. now, i listened very carefully to what president bush and vice president cheney and all these guys had to say. [booing] and they were saying we've got to invade iraq, we've got to invade iraq. i didn't believe them. [cheers and applause] and i vot

harry in. >> yes, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. boo-yah from tabernacle, new jersey.s is harry. >> okay. >> caller: i want to talk to you about ford, because it's got a great p.e., a great earnings per share. it's got 4.5% dividend. it's got great management, and tons in the pipeline. >> i totally agree. i think they're doing a good job. don't forget the special dividend. i think it's a buy, and by the way, my data drives one. let's go to mark in michigan. mark? >> caller: hey, jim, i'm wondering about intel. >> i think intel is a buy. i think brian krazans has turned the ball around. how about jason in pennsylvania? jason? >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. a milen -- >> milen is too much of the generics. i lime allergan. i say you sell milen and you buy allergan, and that, ladies and gentlemen, can the conclusion of "the lightning round"! >>> "the lightning round" is sponsored by -- me. sup jj, working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app on the app store. it lets you trade stocks, options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts th

[booing] >> kelly file tonight at 11:00 p.m.rs truly will sit down with florida senator marco rubio. but, first, at. [boos] >> at stake for the candidates in north carolina 72 delegates. here the real clear politics average of poll shows donald trump with a 10 point lead over senator tim cruz. [crowd booing] >> the last poll taken in this state was three weeks ago and a lot has changed since then. [cheers and applause] let's get right to it. all right, senator, thank you so much for being here. let's start with the obvious question which is what are your predictions for north carolina? >> well, listen, i feel really good here in north carolina. we have an amazing team on the ground. and we are seeing an energy. we're seeing an excitement. and, really what we are seeing in north carolina is a continuation of what we have been seeing all across the country. you know, if we step back a year ago, we had 17 candidates in the field. i mean, it was a crowded field and it was a talented diverse field, a dynamic field. pretty striking co

[crowd boos] sen. sanders: it is one of the towns where a lot of low grade tomatoes, tomatoes used by mcdonald's and burger king are grown. i went there. and ironically enough, this is 2008, on the day i arrived, front page story is that some contractor there was being charged with slavery. i could not believe what i was reading. 2008 people are charged with slavery, holding people in involuntary servitude. well, what we did, what we did is we, i got up too early in the morning but the -- when the tomato people go to work at 5:30 in the morning and i saw what they experienced. i saw what these workers experienced and it is not a pleasant sight. they are underpaid, they were exploited, the housing they lived in was gross. and their working conditions were unacceptable. what we did is we held a hearing in washington, d.c., with the committee i'm on -- the late senator ted kennedy. worked with me to hold at hearing to make a very long story short, that with the the great organizers and the workers themsel

bill in new jersey. >> caller: a big new jersey boo-yah to you jim. >> home state boo-yah what's going >> caller: you had quintiles. >> it's fantastic. there is a very good article talking about how expensive it is to get a drug through and people should recognize quintiles is one of the parts of the process that actually is reasonable and really does help you get through. a very difficult system with the fda. herbert in pennsylvania. >> caller: hi, cramer. a first-time caller. i enjoy your shows. all the guys send their regard and congratulations on your 11 years there. >> thank you very much. >> caller: cpxx. >> they just reached stage 3. i have a biotech bible i had the staff put together at the street. i have to come back for more information. i don't like to cuff one of these. let's go to zach in texas. >> caller: boo-yah and salutations from the lone star state. tsra, analysts have 250 price target. >> we like skyworks solutions more and we like broadcom which is the old avago. those are our favorites in that space. we are not wavering. that is the conclusion of the lightning rou

i mean, whoo. >>> here, boo-boo kitty, come here boo-boo kitty. >> and.d, we will see you tonight at empire party a at the harrah's casino in chester. the perhaps you will recognize our next guest, i necessity you will from movies like exodus, gods and kings and of course hit tv show braking bad it is aaron paul. so, he is in a new movie now but we all remember him as jesse pinkman, breaking bad. >> i'm responsible for releasing weapons. >> there is a a lot more at stake then you see here in this image. >> propaganda war. if we kill one child, they win. >> eye in the sky welcome to philadelphia a, aaron welcome to philadelphia a. >> thank you very much, good morning mike and alex, how are you. >> did i just see helen miren. >> yes she's a legend. >> greg up in idaho did you ever think you would be working with helen miren, man you are making it big. >> no, it really is, a dream come true. she's, she's an absolute sweetheart good so what is eye in the sky about then, it is about a secret mission going on here. >> so, eye in the sky, it is sort of just as i

[booing] sen. but we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump once, twice, three times. [applause] sen. cruz: 15 states have now voted. every one of those states so far has been won by either donald trump, or myself. [applause] sen. cruz: republicans, together we have a choice. we are blessed with a deep, honorable, talented field. for the candidates who have not yet won a state or wrapped up significant delegates, i ask you to consider our coming together and uniting. [applause] sen. cruz: for those who have supported other candidates, we welcome you on our team, standing united as one. [applause] sen. cruz: that is the only way to beat donald trump. [applause] sen. cruz: head to head, our campaign beats donald trump resoundingly. [applause] sen. cruz: but for that to happen, we must come together. and the republican primary voters in upcoming states, you, too, have a choice. in our nations the darkest hours, fdr told us we have nothing to fear but fear itself. jfk asked us to ask not wh

ralph. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: electronic arts, ea.monday's supreme court decision to allow the nfl players to proceed with damages for unauthorized use of their images. is this just another ripple in the investment pool or -- >> i don't know. it's funny. >> caller: back for a long term investment. >> it had a great run. it didn't report a great quarter. activision had a great quarter. we have been supporting take 2. it had a consistent business. now they have outperformed but not lately. i think take 2 is the lesser risk play in the group. i say we stick with my home state. jay in new jersey, jay. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? >> doing well. >> caller: i'm good. i many question is about the stock in the fourth quarter earnings. and also topping street view. the stock price is in the 40 to 50 dollar price range for a while. i have a question of the stock in my portfolio now. should i buy, hold or sell? >> the company is doing well. i think there is a funk in retail and people are negative in general. i think planet fitness is doing

there's a lot of booing of hillary clinton going on. take a listen. >> she voted for the wall. [ audience booing ] what she has done is established a number of super pacs, her largest one recently reported raising $25 million from -- [ audience booing ] secretary clinton has given speeches on wall street behind closed doors for $225,000 a speech. [ audience booing ] >> what's interesting has been your reaction to the booing. you had no reaction there, but here's what you did over a month ago when booing started about hillary clinton at your rallies. >> one of the areas where my opponent, secretary clinton, and i have a strong disagreement. [ audience booing ] no, no, i respect secretary clinton. we can have differences. >> now, according to our folks, the last time you chastised your supporters for booing hillary clinton was on february 23rd. now you don' do that. any reason? >> no, no reason at all. you know, every day we are in a fferent position here. i respect secretary clinton. i don't want our supporters to be booing her. but ther

boo. boo. who is pro beard? yeah. right. >> i don't know. i mean, you may run the party of lincoln or be pretty high up, but you can't do the beard of lincoln, i think. i mean, -- >> i'm a bow hunter. it's what we do in deer season. >> we'll give it to you. so i wanted to line things up a little bit because we are going to talk about a pretty heavy and serious topic today. it is about how do we win the war on poverty? how do we expand opportunity for everybody? and you've been working on this issue intensely for the past three years. you're pretty low-key guy hiding behind the beard and all that. so a lot of people haven't heard about what you've been doing in terms of fighting poverty and reaching out to communities who have been hit and blighted by poverty. so to start things off. we have a little segment here that we're going to show and talk about in terms of what you've been doing. >> great. >> on the frontline of the war. >> that's why you have to have people who remind those in this trip that it's not prominent and that you have the a

>> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: a good one. just collecting on the yield. i don't know. the yield, i don't know -- look the yield is probably good, but that is no growth, and i'm getting some downgrades on it. that and glaxo are two i don't want to touch. joshua in virginia. >> caller: a decent sized position in ford. >> you're good. i mean, mark field is doing a good job. yield is 4.6 form the more you go out with people the more you realize that uber is cupping in lyft, but if latin-american turns around, you'll be glad you've got it. anthony in new york, anthony. >> caller: hey, jim, i signed um for actionalerts plus at the beginning of the year and i love it. >> thank you. >> caller: your loxer term -- >> that's the com pannian to my charitable trust. thank you for subscribes box is way too cheap, and at $12, i think you buy it. it's not making money right now, but sometimes you have to think further forward. jeff in new york? jeff? >> caller: cramer, boo-yah. how's it going? >> it's going well. how about you. >> caller: it's going. pharmaceuticals. >>

nick in florida. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. shake shack, please. >> good one next to the barclay center. here's the problem. it has good numbers, but each store is valued too highly if you look at the market capitalization. i can't recommend shake shack other than to tell you if i ate burgers, i would go there. let's go to pat in texas. >> caller: this is pat from texas. i'd like a sandt check, short and long term on alarm.com. alrm. >> i do not know it well enough to give you either a short or long term. i have to come back on that one. bill in new jersey. >> caller: a big new jersey boo-yah to you jim. going on? >> caller: you had quintiles. >> it's fantastic. there is a very good article talking about how expensive it is to get a drug through and people should recognize quintiles is one of the parts of the process that actually is reasonable and really does help you get through. a very difficult system with the fda. herbert in pennsylvania. >> caller: hi, cramer. a first-time caller. i enjoy your shows. all the guys send the

[crowd booing] bernie sanders: but if you are a c.e.o.t whose illegal behavior you get athe economy, salary increase -- not a police record. [crowd booing] bernie sanders: what we have got to do, it is not going to be easy but we will do it. we are going to restore justice to a broken criminal justice system. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: what america is supposed to be about is justice, equal justice under the law. your poor, you break the law, you are rich, you break the law. you both pay the price. that is what we are going to do. [cheers and applause] this campaign is doing well because we are listening to the american people and not just wealthy campaign contributors. [cheers and applause] i am very proud that our campaign does not have a super pac. [cheers and applause] receivednders: we have 5 million individual campaign contributions. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: anyone know what the average contribution is? that is right. $27. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: my opponent raises money in a slightly different w

corbin. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i purchased nvidia in 2011 and after recent earnings reports i didn't know if i should invest in more stocks or just take my money and run. >> no, no. nvidia is my favorite in the group now. [ buy, buy, buy ] other than sky works it's fantastic. gaming, automotive. no, please. i would rather have you be a buyer. peter in oregon. peter. >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i think the ocean here is throwing all the water at us. it's going to dry it up and put it right on us. >> i don't know. my daughter lives in the high desert in oregon. something beautiful to behold. i can't wait to get out there >> caller: i've got to ask about canadian solar. >> no, no. i ian canadian solar is okay. we have first solar, fslr. we don't need another solar. we like first solar. it's cheap. bill in new jersey. bill. home state. >> caller: hello. >> hey, bill. it's jim. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? >> not bad. how are you? >> caller: calling from fairwel

peter. >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i think the ocean here is throwing all the water at us. it's going to dry it up and put it right on us. >> i don't know. my daughter lives in the high desert in oregon. something beautiful to behold. i can't wait to get out there again. >> caller: i've got to ask about canadian solar. >> no, no. i ian canadian solar is okay. we don't need another solar. we like first solar. it's cheap. bill in new jersey. bill. home state. >> caller: hello. >> hey, bill. it's jim. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? >> not bad. how are you? >> caller: calling from fairwell, new jersey. i have a question on a stock called somewhere partners. >> this is a cemetery business. i don't understand the 10% yield. i liked the stock. we'll do homework. that 10% yield is too much of a red flag for me. i have to come back. i can't be certain. dave in rhode island. dave. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i have a good question about noavack. >> we like the ceo but the vaccine, anything biotech, speculative. [ sell, sell, sell ] that won't

[crowd booing] weak on illegal immigration.s totally in favor of amnesty, which you cannot be in favor of. look folks, either we have a country or we don't. he is very weak on the immigration and he wants amnesty. he has wanted it always. everything that you have right now -- your industries that have not been taken out of ohio, here is what we have to do. we have to protect your coal industry, which is getting decimated. hed we have to protect te steel industry. your governor is in favor of the transpacific partnership, which is a disaster. [crowd booing] i'm telling you it is a disaster. i was so strong in the debate on it. did i do well in that debate? [cheering] did i? you know, i actually like debating the other way better. but they all came to me, even my daughter ivanka, dad, you're the smartest one up there, but you have to act presidential. do you mind if i take off my coat? the weather is so beautiful. [cheering] [chanting] dad, you: ivanka said have to act presidential. but don't fall for it when they attack you. and

greg in south carolina, greg. >> caller: boo-yah, jim bo. >> boo-yah. >> caller: heft etsy. >> i think it was a good quarter. i don't understand while people aren't cheery. i was against them el for 20 points. david in oklahoma. david. >> the carlisle group. >> carlisle group. i don't like it as much as come on. blackstone is better. tim in illinois. tim. what do you think about usg corp. >> pass. how about home depot down two bucks. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade.... and created degree with motionsense. the world's first antiperspirant activated by movement, it has unique microcapsules that break with friction to release bursts of freshness all day. keeping you fresher with every move. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. did you know there's a cough liquid that lasts for twelve hours? try delsym twelve hour cough liquid. its advanced formula releases powerful medicine that acts fast try delsym . laundry can wreak havoc on our clothes, ruining them forever. sweaters str