essentially moving across a coke style -- they have a center and so forth. the level of secrecy and correction of academic integrity at george mason is not such that students have sued the university under virginia's freedom of information act to get access to those donor agreements. so there is a spreading phenomenon of undue donor influence in american higher education. with air shaping educational content and decision-making. not just giving money out of kindness or commitment. and the coke network is foremost among those and giving now to some 400 universities up from seven not long ago.>> is that unique on the right or is this happening on the left as well? >> certainly there are some people progress and to give money to higher education for various purposes but i do not think that anybody has found organizations on the progressive side that are trying to interfere with content like the coke side is good and their operations are quite sophisticated. one of the chief political strategists, i may name richie who was buchanan's colleague at george mason ha

the prepared coke was conveyed up here. in. the coke can iron ore with looted into this weapon the range. as soon as the vid was closed the bottom opened up and the coke and iron fell into the glowing five of the blaster. the product was brittle pig i am ready for further processing in the steel with. top of stack all truth gas was produced in the blast but it's kind of loose odorless toxic. both the coke oven gas and the throat gas with cleverly exploited they were led into the air blast to propel the engine. the engines drove huge fly wheels and these in turn propelled huge you know pumps were forcing out into the blast stove. there the air was heated to twelve hundred degrees celsius and then blown into the plaster so the energy used for smelting was hot am . i. i think a cathedral of labor is the term now applied to the air blast with the wheels today's stand idle hardwood tends to be idealized from a distance the blast wall is the pride and joy of the fifteen and iron works well it could be resumed here at any moment meanw

there's a large operation moving the coke project through their center. it comes up with legislation and so forth. the level of secrecy and corruption is now such that students have sued the university under the u.s. virginia act. there's a spreading phenomenon of undue donor influence with their shaping educational content and decision-making not just giving money out of kindness or commitment. in the coke network is giving to some 400 universities up from seven not long ago. >> is that unique on the writers that happening on the left as well there certainly people who give money for higher education but i don't think anybody can say that they're trying to interfere with academic content in the way that the koch network is. the other thing is they're doing this in a very sophisticated way. the chief strategist have said that theirs is an integrated strategy that uses the universities, the think tanks and political spending together to achieve the change they are seeking. they're using universities as a talent pipeline they're giving lavishly to bring you

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day in the hundreds of coking plant. those days are over. because quite sort of worked the ovens until the plant closed now he guides visitors through the old facility. so this. it was backbreaking work then there was they couldn't and summer when it was already hot outside there was radiated heat on the oven roof temperatures on it were never under sixty degrees celsius. the heart of the cocaine pound is the machine whole. so you can tell how hard they work here i just find it impressive that they're trying to maintain it. into the hands of coking plant is being maintained but not polished into a high gloss tourist destination it shows what happens to an industrial complex when left to itself now nature is slowly reclaiming their site. i can dig now shows me to the dortmund another symbol of the city. this building embodies structural change in the rural regions it's been turned from an industrial heart into a popular site for the service and creative sectors in what used to be the union brewery rather than beer you'll

let's move on to the case for coke how about a case of coke nick motte, rbc capital markets, has a bye rating and a $54 price target welcome. can coke be a growth stock ever again? >> well, it all depends on how you characterize growth. certainly within consumer staples if coke does hit its midterm targets, that would be pretty much growth in the consumer staple segment. right now, the sector is growing probably in the 1% to 2% range we're pretty optimistic that coke can at least hit the bottom end of the range around 4% given a combination of share gains, category growth, and they have a much more aggressive portfolio strategy under new ceo james quincy than they had prior >> why are we paying the multiple for coke, considering that growth is 4%, 5%? you're saying, you know, 25 times 2019 eps, and for what growth is this much more expensive than other staples? i feel like there are better places in the market in terms of paying 25 times 2019 and getting more than 4%, 5%, 6% growth. >> it's unpack that. you have over 3% dividend yield. that's a good thing for those looking for income t

there's my coke. >> what's wrong with him >> i don't know. so three buys. pete, outstanding job.oy the rest of your day what's on the agenda >> a little bit of surfing, a little bit of surfing and a little bit of fish afterwards sounds like a good day to me. >> we'll see you later because we'll share with you the results because i know you're eager to find out how america voted so you out there, you out there, go to twitter because you can vote right now in our poll whether or not you're buying or selling pete's pitch for coca-cola we'll reveal the results later on in the show plus a never before seen clip with our exclusive interview of brad garlinghouse making a prediction of the future of crypto you're watching "fast money" on cnbc and new york city's times square don't go anywhere, we'll be don't go anywhere, we'll be right back ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. schw

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the hands of coking plant is also of and you. must future lots of fun lots of visitors nice guides it's grace a grace event. then there's a fire show accompanied by a string quartet. goal . the extra night of industrial culture takes place every june and it always gets the entire rural region rocking. now i want to find out a bit about dortmund's other claim to fame football. since october of twenty fifteen it's been home to the german football museum a kind of one stop shop for football fans young and old. it's a place that documents the nation's sporting past by taking a look back at some of the most glorious moments and. werman football history like the world cup win if nine hundred fifty four. different sections of the exhibit are dedicated to club and women's football. at its heart in the trophy room you'll find many of the sport's most coveted awards including of course germany's world cups. there are a total of one thousand six hundred exhibits the biggest by far is the bust that carted around germany's two thousand and fo

there's a large operation moving the coke project through their center.it comes up with legislation and so forth. the level of secrecy and corruption is now such that students have sued the university under the u.s. virginia act. there's a spreading phenomenon of undue donor influence with their shaping educational content and decision-making not just giving money out of kindness or commitment. in the coke network is giving to some 400 universities up from seven not long ago. >> is that unique on the writers that happening on the left as well there certainly people who give money for higher education but i don't think anybody can say that they're trying to interfere with academic content in the way that the koch network is. the other thing is they're doing this in a very sophisticated way. the chief strategist have said that theirs is an integrated strategy that uses the universities, the think tanks and political spending together to achieve the change they are seeking. they're using universities as a talent pipeline they're giving lavishly to bring youn

he was holding up a coke can and campbell's soup can. let's listen to what he had to say earlier today. >> this is a can of campbell's soup. in the can of campbell's soup, there's about 2.6 cents -- 2.6 pennies worth of steel. here's a can of coca-cola. coca-cola has 3 cents worth of aluminum in it. that doesn't mean anything. so all this hysteria is a lot to do about nothing. >> a lot to do about nothing. ben white, about that. what do we know about what could happen here if these tariffs were to be implemented to the price of a can of coke or price of a can of soup if they were to be put in place. >> i enjoyed the show and tell time with the commerce secretary and his cans. an individual can of soda or a can of campbell's soup is not going to go up that much but you multiply that across the entire economy and multiply it across automobiles, anything else made with steel and aluminum. we're talking hundreds of billions of dollars in tax increases essentially on american consumers. and that could offset the benefit they're hoping from th

-- >> coke and beer, coke and beer.y so when he earlier in the interview held up a can of coke, he said three cents of aluminum. somebody that covered alcoa for four years including before it broke up, i find it hard to believe that aluminum is a big input cost for the beer industry is it? >> actually, aluminum is the biggest cost for beer importers. for us, this tariff which is really a tax is a $347 million impact to our beer brewers and beer importers tariffs are taxes. taxes are job killers and prosperity killers and the administration is fixing to put a $347 million tax on the production of beer and we're very concerned about that. >> what about switching over from aluminum? we saw it with water and soup where all of a sudden it's getting packaged in paper and other types of materials s that something that could happen if the tariffs take effect? >> it's hard to know what the product mix would be after this. the decision has not been made yet, obviously the formal decision, we really hope that the administration he

. >> trish: you have the likes with the coke brothers saying this is going to be disastrous for our economy and going to hurt so many sectors. are they overreacting? the market closed up 100 points despite the tariffs being signed. >> sure, they are overreacting. the total amount of the tariffs, assuming that all the goods still came in and everybody paid the tariff on them is $9 billion. that is the maximum impact on the overall economy. that is a fraction of 1%. it's not a half of a percent. anybody that thinks that a 1 1/2 of 1% maximum price increase will affect anything, i don't buy it. further, i don't think the full tariffs will be passed on. you'll have the fellow from nuclor. i used to be in the steel industry. i know very well. the more important factor here is increased production, not increase prices. increasing production is what builds jocks and its what gifts the most profitability because you now only have to absorb the incremental costs of that extra production. you don't -- you've already absorbed the fixed costs. so there's going to be fierce competition to capture somewh

. >> i started doing coke and drinking every night. i didn't know giving me coke and booze. i just want to tell you what my life has been like for ten years. >> when you're famous, people give you drugs because they just -- number one, it kind of gives them a little control over you. and they like knowing that i got him high. i got him loaded. and know what he did? he looked out the window the whole time. >> comedians are a lunar pression, not a solar u're going to end up getting irregular sleep, really bad food. it has the same rhythms as combat where it's a lot of boredom and then incredible tension and either victory or just crushing failure. there's no in between. >> hey, now i need it. >> i tell you, marijuana smoking makes you unmotivated. that's bull [ bleep ]. when i was high i could do everything i could do just as well, i just realized it wasn't worth the [ bleep ] effort, man, that was it. >> people say pot smokers are lazy. i disagree. i'm a multi-tasking pot smoker. i was walking down the street, i was putting eyedrops in

but what level of coke addiction would it take.did cost him his job. >> if you go back to december when he do you feel it was a mistake for espn and john skipper himself to hide the truth at the time he stepped down? >> i think the problem it created in a post-weinstein world, because they didn't see him as an addict, and also because of the climate we are dealing with, i think it conflates a lot of different issues. people believed he was leaving for another reason. there were no indications that any kind of substance abuse was affecting him on his job. so i think that that was probably the real take away after they went through. this happened very quickly. it happened on a friday and he was gone on monday. howie: it was a great interview. it was done in a humane way to get the full story here. still to come, a lawsuit against fox news and joy behar apologizes finally on the air. howie: the parents of seth rich has filed a lawsuit against fox news. as we reported at the time. fox retracted an online story saying investigators had

and as well the highest number of -- coke cultivation were eradicated. most of that with forced eradication and some with smaller numbers of voluntary eradication. the the colombian approach which is a new strategy and tied to and part of the addressing cocaine that was built into the peace accords. both rural reform and addressing elicit drugs were elements of the peace accords and placed responsibilities within the grasp of the colombian government to begin to address these in a coordinated way. they have been using and beginning to use a whole of government approach. now, the growth is due to a number of factors. you mentioned the payments that would be made to farmers who were cultivating. we saw that growth beginning earlier, in fact, before the end of aerial sprang. some of that we take to be encouragement of the fark and some an anticipation of negotiations of the peace accords and related to the opportunities to turn in coke cultivation for a cash payment. all of those have a predictable quality to them. what is absolutely necessary is the commit

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. >> reporter: mike cokely heard the crash, saw the aftermath from his window and saw the suv land in front of his driveway. >> tires were still rolling, and then i saw a body across the street in the gutter. so i knew there was a problem. so immediately i called 911. >> reporter: cokely shared a surveillance video that shows the driver getting out, looking at the injured girl and running up the street. >> he needs to turn his self in. we know who you are. >> reporter: police are looking for the alleged driver, 29 year old vincent fitzer of vallejo who they seixasay has a crimina histohi history including violent acts. they are grieving the death of the senior. she was described as always smiling, always happy. police are investigating the possibility that the 1994 suburban that hit her may have had a mechanical problem that caused it to roll backwards, down the steep hill and up onto the sidewalk. in vallejo, leslie brinkley. >>> the park board of directors says it will discuss the incident of a man killed after people swarmed the meeting. 28-year-old shalean tyndall was shot and kil

likelihood of success for the last minute efforts to avert these terms not very likely christopher coke there has been a paper circulated by the european commission is secret paper but of course most papers here get leaked one way or the other where it's where it says that everybody who's flying to washington these days lead to go off all hope more or less so don't really believe that you can change things to friday but get ready to sort of get into the action and start thinking about the content measures and that's why we now have the concrete list off the table just across the board of american production and produce bought it targeted of course because if one looks at it more closely some states where there are republican governors and senators in place but there's a strong republican majority somehow get a bit more of this they're not there's let go of all hope certainly not the brightest of prospects there what does this tell us for the e.u. summit that's taking place at the end of next week. it's very high this this issue of the trade war the looming trade war with the donald trum

and while other musicians often chart the glory years, what anderson calls, coke and gold disc memoirswhich was published today, concentrates on his beginnings, his rackety, impoverished childhood with his mismatched parents, his beautiful beloved art school mother and the mercurial taxi driver father who wandered the house dressed as lawrence of arabia playing the music of franz lizst. i started off being a guitar player and wanting to be the quiet one at the back, sort of thing, and i just wasn't really good enough to be the quiet one at the back. the only other option left to me was to be the singer. suede‘s eponymous first album went straight to the top of the charts in 1992 and won the mercury music prize. for the band, which had included justine frischmann, who was also his partner until they split and she left to form elastica, had taken a while to get going, and in his memoir, brett anderson concentrates on his own early failures. influenced by the smiths and compared to bowie, who was a fan of suede, the band became more experimental than their britpop pack and 25 years on fro

. >> reporter: mike cokely heard the crash, saw the aftermath from his window and saw the suv land in front of his driveway. >> tires were still rolling, and then i saw a body across the street in the gutter. so i knew there was a problem. so immediately i called 911. >> reporter: cokely shared a surveillance video that shows the driver getting out, looking at the injured girl and running up the street. >> he needs to turn his self in. we know who you are. >> reporter: police are looking for the alleged driver, 29 year old vincent fitzer of vallejo who they seixasay has a crimina histohi history including violent acts. they are grieving the death of the senior. she was described as always smiling, always happy. police are investigating the possibility that the 1994 suburban that hit her may have had a mechanical problem that caused it to roll backwards, down the steep hill and up onto the sidewalk. in vallejo, leslie brinkley. >>> the park board of directors says it will discuss the incident of a man killed after people swarmed the meeting. 28-year-old shalean tyndall was shot and kil

costs for only the aluminum in their cans of both three hundred fifty million dollars throw in the coke companies that all these things there's a lot of cost added to other companies and of course they're not supporting this but aside from the. the business side of course he also has no support on the political side a lot of people in the republican party have urged the president to reconsider and not follow through with that and pretty much every economist has said the same we're also hearing of course a lot of condemnation from some of the united states' main trading partners and now in many of these countries have threatened some countermeasures we measure and mention in our report the e.u. saying it may slap tariffs on american jeans our harley davidson motorcycles what kind of an economic impact would that have are we going to see a global trade war was this two questions really the impact of conversations against the let's say harley davidsons and jack daniels whiskey is so we're talking about a considerable amount of money here there's about two hundred thousand harley davidson m

percent at a level of twelve thousand nine hundred forty points thanks for that market up the diet coke in frankfurt. greek ally and a.g. and has announced a full billion euro deal to buy thirteen new planes from apis it would be the largest private investment deal in the country the contract is three twenty and three twenty one neo planes is said to be signed in june the acquisition comes amid expectations of another boom year for tourism in greece. well maybe greece is on track to exit the used bailout program this some about problems remain the financial crisis has wide downs a quarter of the economy but there was some success stories. until the crisis manufacturing was booming in this industrial area north of the greek city of the seventy now almost half the factories of had to shut down one of the few survivors is a family run company pyramus for sixty years they've been building stainless steel sinks the late company founder alexandros bucket c.l.'s invested in modern technology and focused his business on export the company has nine subsidiaries across europe and dk it is an impo

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to sports now are french writer joe hands are coke claimed pole position in the opening race of the moto g.p. season in qatar the riders set a blistering pace to smash the lap record which had stood for over a decade reigning world champion mark marquez couldn't match that performance though and so you'll start sunday's race from second and you car the rider daniel up a true all round off the front row and third. while st patrick's day arlene's national holiday and the day when millions of people around the world whether they're irish or not celebrate with food parades street parties and of course plenty of green and the u.s. city of chicago is no exception thousands of revelers along the banks of the chicago river were treated to a spectacular spectacular event as city authorities die the water's a bright green the color of the emerald isle it's estimated some seventy million people around the world will raise a glass to mark the day and we here at the w. say to everyone celebrating sancia. and don't forget we haven't forgotten actually the bundesliga all of saturday's goals from german

he has a gorgeous 44-inch coke bottle waist. and with legs that seem to go on forever. size 12 shoes. you can fill in the blanks there. it's my expert medical opinion that the president has a rockin' bod. >> that was not the actual white house physician. that was the "saturday night live" version of the white house physician, because there had to be one. after the actual white house physician gave his press briefing on the president and his health. it was so excitedly positive it left reporters who were also doctors, like cnn's sanjay gupta feeling like they had to retranslate for the american public the information that admiral jackson was providing, because maybe somebody should take the hearts off the eyes. >> how would you characterize the president as an average 71-year-old male. >> hands down, there is no question he is in the excellent range. that's not me speaking. that's objective data. you can look at the data collected. and he will definitely fall into that category. overall, he has very, very good health. excellent health. dr. gupta? >> just to be clear, he

but since much he started the libertarian movement but he supplied the ideas that had made charles coke money so effective. he said to people we have got more accomplished in the last five years than i have tried in last 50 years. my book argues his weaponization of the set has enabled that success and i believe we would not have donald trump and the white house had it not been for the steady application of this strategy. i'm happy to come back and go into that. >> we will want you to elaborate on that. for joshua greene, one of the weird things about the trump presidency is that he came to pyro channeling bannon's advice and intuition on populism. how does that then fit with the libertarianism that helped him get into office? >> this is the fascinating thing about trump, he was elected based on a set of ideas in opposition to the ideas and political philosophy nancy describes that buchanan originated her weapon nice trump is a bannon style populist who differentiated himself in the other republicans all of whom are accolades a buchanan whether they know it. trump stood apart and set i'

feet in the second round of the miami open at the hands of world number one seventy five the nazi coke in naca of australia this last means he will lose his top spot in the world rankings furthermore the swiss player and mounts that he won't compete at any clay court tennis tournaments for a second year running and that includes the french open a grand slam title that he last won almost a decade ago. the sport of cricket is famous for its traditions and spirit of fair play but that has all changed after a cheating scandal involving the australian team during a test match and south and south africa cameron bancroft was caught on camera rubbing sticky tape covered with dirt on to the ball in an attempt to change how it moves in the air this act is illegal and cricket captain steve smith admitted he helped concoct the plan but refused to resign long term after public outcry he has stepped down as skipper for the remainder of the match and has been banned for the next game the australian prime minister has apologised while james sutherland the head of cricket australia has promised a far r

. >> how a guy who eats mcdonald's and all those diet cokes and never exercises is in as good of shape as you say he's in. >> it's called genetics. i don't know. some people have great genes. i tell the president if he had a healthier diet over the last 20 years, he could live to be 200 years old. >> according to the associated press, jackson's name was not among the roughly two dozen candidates the white house has been reviewing. some on capitol hill are concerned about jackson's qualifications, given his lack of experience running large organizations. national political reporter for axis jonathan swan tweeted last night, one immediate point, it's unclear how he is remotely qualified to run the second largest agent in the federal government based on the feedback i've seen so far from white house sources. it's pretty clear people inside share this exact concern. >> let's talk about this morning. joining us now from "the washington post," eugene scott. thanks for joining us today. so we have shulkin out, ronnie jackson in, the white house physician. what's been your reaction so far? >>

iron ore looking weaker as is coke and coal. .- coking coal stephen mnuchin saying he is cautiously optimistiche u.s. can reach an agreement with china on terrorists. joining -- tariffs. does that mean the trump administration is backing away is startingn, or it negotiation? mark: it sounds like a starting point. stephen mnuchin was very clear this morning that the u.s. will proceed with the tariffs unless there is an acceptable agreement the president can sign off on. he did say he is having productive conversations with the chinese vice premier. he is trying to come to an agreement that could forestall the tariffs that he wanted to impose on china. haidi: what about the trade deals, because trump said the u.s. is closed to a deal with south korea? what do we know? mark: treasury secretary mnuchin said that essentially an agreement has been reached on revising the six-year-old bilateral trade deal known as chorus as well as the tariffs on steel imports that trump wanted to impose. this had also been confirmed by the south korean trade minister. we don't have a lot of the details yet about wha

you're doing on it is monetized by anybody -- >> i bought stuff from facebook. >> stuff that -- no, not coke and mcdonald's >> i hope advertising -- >> like here's a cute bathing suite. >> the advertising gets aggravating, because you start to see the exact same ads constantly >> do you think it's worth a half trillion dollars? >> i don't know about half a trillion, but i don't know about going to zero. >> i don't know about going to zero anybody who needs to advertise something can find the exact segment of people they're looking for. >> legally >> i don't know. >> just the whole idea of whether eyeballs -- i know eyeballs are important, i get it but the idea that you can -- walmart has a super store in every town in the united states, i don't know what they do in sales. so the growth is not the same. if you're owning a piece of a company and you have walmart and boeing for the same -- >> the biggest issue is the business model is not in the user's best interest interests are not aligned. i think that needs to be looked at >> they've been getting a free network for years. you don't pay for

melissa: not exactly a rum and coke but it's a start.la breaking a 130-year tradition announcing plans to launch its first ever alcoholic beverage in japan. david: now as you probably guessed if it's in extra pan there's a twist because everything in japan has a little twist to it. melissa: by our standards. david: will be a twist in a popular japanese low alcohol leverage. just a little bit. melissa: disappointing. david: made by mixing carbonat ed water with a local spirit and some flavoring such as lemon or lyme. other flavors range from strawberry to iced tea and cream soda. no word on when the product is available or if the company plans to bring it to the united states but again as you said in the beginning, we have coke and rum. melissa: there you go. david: who needs more than that melissa: i applaud their effort. why not. all right that does it for us risk & rewards starts right now. >> how darely endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open border agenda. >> california absolutely appears to me is

i just paid $1.49 for this can of coke. it doesn't mean anything. so, all this hysteria is a lot to do about nothing. >> joining me now, member of the foreign relations committee, senator chris coons of delaware. thank you for joining me. it's nice to see you. >> thank you, kasie. i hope you're not going to ask me to explain what it was commerce secretary wilbur ross was trying to explain in that clip. >> you don't have a coke in hand. that's too bad. senator, i do want to start, though, with the tariffs. there has been quite the worldwide response, both from countries like china, but also close allies of the united states including canada. what is your view of the president's decision in this regard? was this a good idea? >> frankly the president didn't do his homework on this one and this is what happens when you take bumper sticker level attack on the world trading system that might stir up election rallies, but it is terrible policy and throwing it out there without having done enough work with our allies and industry and partners around the wor

people are buying beer cans, you know -- maria: how about a diet coke, coca-cola.evin: i want to let you know the side that we are coming bar. brian: one other thing, sorry, brian to point, this invites retaliation, it's not just in terms of our allies geo politically, it also hurts u.s. exports, so you slap the tariffs on all the nations, well, they will retaliate against harley davidson motorcycles, john deere tractors, cummings engines. >> when george w. bush did this he raised 30%. we saw the same thing play out. we saw retaliation, we saw stocks go down and they had to figure out. >> more job losses than entirety of people working in the steel industry in the 2002 steel tariff. a lot of history that suggests that trade wars aren't particularly beneficial. maybe maybe maybe the first opening shot and maybe some of these steel manufacturers and aluminum manufacturers will come in and say, we will lower prices and we are going to make it that it's not so -- so much of an issue, maybe that's his point. brian: optimistic story, maria, this is a big bold move, gets

we need to think not these old, coke and steel industries of the past but what is the economy in the do we prepare our workforce to be -- trish: sure. challenges, used to graduate from high school get a great job in manufacturing, take care of your family, take a vacation every year, two cars and picket fence, that doesn't exist anymore but i want it to. i really do. i just, i don't think anybody will, you shouldn't have to get a phd in engineering right to take care of your family. so we need this think strategically. i agree with both of you what we do about the problem. jack, keith, good to see you guys. today is international women's day. i will be joined by fbn's top women. we're going to talk about women today. what we need to be doing right now as women to help had each other get ahead. what is our role in the work place. how do we promote each other? stay with me. along with two dogd jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the same plan they sold

here's the problem i thought a lot of it was -- why would you over and over mention union lever and coke coal as thing that mutual soft has because those are dyed in the wool saps cla want to know what to buy regardless of what happens in washington, if we got a slow down because of the fed or we are worried about tariffs? i know it sound counter-intuitive but you want to look no further than fang, the new fang that will be the narrative tomorrow more tonight, the mcdonald's hasn't been serving up many smiles i still like my he had mcmuffin. how fedex's free trade to twine the next big move in this market stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money" with jim cramer follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #mad tweets. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to mad mohn.cnbc.com. for m the nation's largest senior living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior care communities around the country and i've got to tell you, today's senior livingnd communities are better than tever.ou, to

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