representative cramer: amen. cramer, just in. the interests of objective iity why you thinkknow reporting on what donald trump is negative reporting and why does -- if you and youtly what he says have to pivot or revert to hillary says? donald trump said two million people reported fraudulently and becomes t that, that negative reporting. why would facts be negative reporting? i have to add that the news towards to be biased evidence and has to be biased toward facts and has to be truth and rd the toward logic and toward math. somehow avoid doing that in the interests of pitting one side against the other. representative cramer: george rings up an important point that i think i tried to address a couple of times. they t suggesting that should not report negative hings that the protect does or candidate does or says. what i'm saying is if they only things one egative saoeide says and does but ignor a other candidate that is problem. that is what i'm talking about. i'm not talking about balanced. obligation to go to the other side

i love jim cramer. i watch his show. >> steve, we're going to make that happen. how about you, me and he going to dinner sometime? >> okay. i love jim cramer. i'm dead serious. >> honestly, a dear friend of mine, and he loves you. >> wow. >> we're going to make it happen. >> buy, buy, buy! sell, sell, sell! >> steve smith sr. he's unbelievable. all right. it is time! it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." that's where i take your calls rapid fire. you tell me the name of the stock. i tell you to buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell. we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." let's start with dave in florida, dave. >> caller: hey, jim, a big booyah to you. >> what's happening? the golden great 98. i used to live down there in t-hassee. >> caller: i've been following one for about a year, jim. about halfway through i bailed out. then i got back in it because it seemed l

cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. it's been a tumultuous week with the new president making waves every day. trump's doing everything he said he would, and it's roiling the markets with the latest issue being his spat with mexico over who will pay for the border wall. it's the kind of tiff that has people recognizing that political risk is being ratcheted with caused some of the move to stall out todd, dow dipping seven points. the nasdaq did advance 0.10%. but you know what? earnings are driving the show here, not politics. seems like politics, but it's not. i mean, look, you can evaluate them through a trumpian prism with one eye on twitter, but when companies deliver great numbers, their stock goes up no matter what happens in washington. and when companies disappoint, their stocks g

tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. inhe t >>> after getting pounded for most of last year, it seemed like the airline stocks had finally gotten their groove back when they soared higher in the wake of the election. for a while it seemed like the group suddenly had a lot going for it. a faster economy courtesy of the pro-business agenda everyone expects from the trump administration, and improvement in traffic. even the blessing of warren buff etd, who decided to build positions in all the major carriers despite his long time distaste for the industry. the stocks were darn cheap. before the election they were dismissed as what we call value traps, but within a couple weeks the sense of optimism surrounding the groups was tremendous and the stocks roared higher. now sentiment is starting to cool in this group and cool rapidly. just over the past two days, we've gotten two strikingly bearish calls from b

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stay with cramer. se cae inti wkio o ♪ >>> in this viefrmt, what are we supposed to make of a company like splunk, the software analytics play? splunk has a burgeoning total addressable market. 9 platform is designed to make machine data more accessible and use for their clients. now, splunk's stock really hasn't been doing much lately. falling 13% in 2016. it's lost more than 5 bucks since the election. the reason it's been tepid? splunk is the kind of growth stock that investors adore when the economy is anemic. but when people believe the economy is accelerating, then money managers forget about this kind of tech and pour their money into the cyclicals that can put up tremendous numbers when business gets better. splunk had a fantastic analysts day a week ago where management laid out a long term plan that i thought was pretty compelling. could the stock of splunk have a better year in 2017, or do we have to wait for this kind of stock to come back into favor on the wall street fashion show? let's c

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cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. when things are happening fast with a president who has a pro-business agenda, the market will lap it up and buy stock. >> buy, buy, buy. >> but when that president starts spending his capital on issues that have nothing to do with business, then investors get spooked. they get nervous. they get nervous about his economic agenda. you know what they do? they sell, as they did today with the dow sinking 123 points, s&p falling 0.60%, and the nasdaq tumbling 0.83%. worst close of the year, but still up nicely from the lows of the day. historically investors don't like uncertainty or confusion. it creates an environment where taking profits seems to make a ton of sense even as we ultimately went down a lot less than many people feared going into the session. neverthe

cramer fave ulta salon. simply because the obama administration coincided with the era of the selfie and the need to be constantly wearing makeup the moment you walk outside. so let's not get too narrowly focused on trump's agenda. in fact i would like to step back or at least over and view the inauguration as part of the broader continuum that we've been talking about endlessly since he was elected. it may not have been all that clear, but trump's starting fresh. he wants new jobs created here. he wants us to buy american when we can. he wants to change laws and crack down on countries that manipulate their currencies so american companies can keep building things here without hurting their shareholders. trump is, alas, a businessman. he's not telling companies like united technologies or lockheed martin that he wants their earnings sacrificed. you never hear that. he's just saying he wants better deals going far. he's a negotiator. he wants to make our trade agreements more advantageous so that american bu

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stick with cramer. >>> is the president's bark worse than the bite? sometimes it feels that way like today when he met with big pharm executives and jawbones them about charging less for the drugs. the u.s. government is the biggest buyer of drugs out there and tremendous bargaining power but chooses not to use it letting the drug company set pricing. every other country on earth does the opposite. they set the price for the drug companies. however, trump doesn't -- clearly doesn't want to do that which for the first time seems at odds with what he campaigned on. i think this is an important and positive departure for a president that's been sticking to guns on his campaign promises, at least so far. i wonder if vice president pence, the governor of indiana, great defender of lily based in the home state pointed out all the good the industry does and if the government uses bargaining power to push prices too low, pharmaceuticals will spend less money developing drugs highing fewer people. they didn't us

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"jim cramer's real money." there will be instances where didn't -- where it will miss a grade opportunity but did an analysis of different accounting regulations that stocks have had and by far the thing to do was to sell not to buy. maybe this is the exception but i go with the rules. dick in virginia, dick? >> caller: hi, jim, you look great after that vacation. you work really hard -- >> thank you. a trip to hawaii was amazing. holy, cow, we're real clean livers, if you want to know the truth. >> caller: on long amgen and i'm flat but with a 3% dividend i'm up a bit and, you know, i know you've talked about the stocks are not trump stocks you should say that again. >> not a trump stock -- >> caller: -- because of trump ease tweets about, you know, about prices. >> right. >> caller: i'm thinking of selling it and over wading into the technology sector but they have made a big run. if i were to sell amgen, do you think -- >> that's a painful sell here. that stock -- the company is very under valued. yes, i mea

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meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing feel for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and train you. many things need to go right. they need to go right if we are going to maintain the advance in 2016. perhaps too many things. even as the dow gained 19 pointed. there is one thing it has shown over and over again. it believes that everything good will happen. and that's why we keep rallying. it is a bull market. let's look at what's under the hood. from what we need to worry about. so you know the kind of gauntlet this market needs on run to keep the trump rally going. first, let's deal with the immediate stock. for example, the market needs supply. historically the first day of the year brings extensive 401(k) eninvestigatements and that i thi

"mad money" with jim cramer starts now.mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. it's been a tumultuous week with the new president making waves every day. trump's doing everything he said he would, and it's roiling the markets with the latest issue

and one guy that paved the way for this show and that is our friend jim cramer.o great to have you on. thank you. >> i'm so proud of you. i love your show. it's difficult for me to be on your show, but i'm honored to appear on your tenth anniversary. >> thanks, jim. so we have to get your pick for the next ten years. >> i will pick a company that is in a sector that i like and it's a house old name. general electric. which i think is really finally after so many years set to be able to participate correctly in the aerospace market. it has a ten year road map. many more people traveling. general electric. >> trump risk to ge? >> we always have china risk because of the belief that i think that trump thinks that we've been in the trade war and we've been losing, i know they have addressed it. i don't want to be in just a pure domestic because i do like the long term secular growth of a boeing, of honeywell. i'm picking ge because i like the deal where they're getting out so to speak of oil and gas. i do positi think that a large l is a great place to be. >> what is

"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica.ther people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. when things are happening fast with a president who has a pro-business agenda, the market will lap it u

a sta representative cramer thanks for calling in as it is. this election was unbelievable trump could do nothing correct when the media reported it they made sure that it showed him in a negative light and cnn and don't know where they fell in their day give reporters pat there was nothing good in the media about president trump and how they could justify what was unbelievable and i agree we need to have a fair mediauit fit to be reported as it is with the hype about what is going on and we just need to be honest about what is happening. i heard that trump needs to stop treating absolutely not be our hearings and from the man himself. when he called cnn you are absolutely bright he missed his opportunity in every facet shin have said you are bottom-line they key to the president-elect for doing that. >> died because the marketplace will work this out but this is the same organization whose people send the same question to the debates so i think cnn credibility is shot so now they are biased that is ironic to say the least but rado that is why

following, a conversation with congressman kevin cramer, also congresswoman diana degette on a strategy following the repeal of the affordable care act. ♪ host: good morning. it is friday, january 13, and we are expecting big news out of the house of representatives today as it looks to follow the senate by taking a big step, a repealingoday toward the affordable care act. they are in at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. we will have it all for you here on c-span. meantime, the justice department 's inspector general has opened an investigation into how the fbi handled its own probe of hillary clinton females. we have a return to the question of whether you think the actions of the fbi director, jim comey, affected the election outcome back in november. here are the phone numbers to call, if you are a supporter of hillary clinton, call (202) 748-8000. if you are a supporter of donald trump, the president-elect, (202) 748-8001. everyone else, (202) 748-8002 is your number. is not by phone, you can weigh ison social media, @cspanwj our twitter handle, and you can also leave a comment at facebook.co

analysis from jim cramer coming up. >>> the trump transition. the president-elect announcing plans for a news conference and gets set to announce more appointments. >>> and hitting the brakes. tesla shares trading lower after the automaker misses its vehicle delivery target. it's wednesday, january 4, 20107. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. good morning to you from me as well. it's the one-year anniversary of "worldwide exchange." we're celebrating with an outstanding lineup of guests. >> hard to believe it's only been a year. "mad money" host and our friend jim cramer will join us a minute. at 5:15, jim mellon will dial in he was with us a lot during the brexit coverage. 5:30 a.m., we'll speak with ken rogoff from harvard university. >> do you think we were this relaxed and smiley this time a year ago? >> no. we were nervous. >> the amazing thing we pretty much were from day one. >> we were a bit nervous, and also markets were going crazy at the beg

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let's get to cramer's mad dash. a lot of upgrades today.mcast, netflix and -- >> and facebook. i'm glad you put it in that context because this is the first day where i feel like the analysts have said, all right, i'm not going to fight it. i see comcast over 70, i see tiffany acting better, netflix is on a roll. sell to hold deutsche bank. but the call i want to focus on is raymond james going buy to strong buy facebook, better channel checks. this is the second one we've had this week which is really about how the money advertisers continues to go to facebook. and this idea that don't forget there's instagram, so the younger people -- i mean, there's this thesis going around which is that older people don't like facebook. they do love instagram. and the money's going that way and they're finding more ways to monetize. so i think this is great. the reason why this is such an interesting call is let's put this number out there. 30 times 2018 earnings would take this stock to 160. now, 30 is not that expensive for a company that's generating

with us for the hour today joe terranova, josh brown, john nen nenlg ran and jim cramer, host of cnbc'smad money." stay in the testimonies despite the big gains we've seen in this space. they say should i stay? should i go? we say stay. >> well, i think it's run of those reports that you frankly need to have the bond market going with with you. right now interest rates are headed down. you need to see interest rates shoot up into this quarter. you also need to see more fed governors saying, listen, we need to do four because that's how jpmorgan gets the additional $3 billion. i like the call. i don't know if i like the call this week because these stocks have gone parabolic. when you see stocks parabolic. which one has to go? wells fargo hasn't done anything. jpmorgan, very high. >> that's the biggest issue. jimmy raises it right there. should you stay or should you go? the stocks have had tremendous run since the election. bank of america is 32. jpmorgan is 23. citi, 21. more january stanle more. >> who would have thought that can happen? >> i know. >> but i think you have to -- i thin

jim cramer of mad money, squawk on the street is with us. bob pisani is on the floor of the stock exchange. >> you're reading that right on your lower third, .37 points a little more than an hour ago on the dow. old leaders are helping us get right up against the door. i'm talking about goldman sachs, jp morgan. goldman, the most important stock. in the last leg of this dow rally. helps from other sectors. fa for example, industrials like boeing, united technologies that sort of took a backstage after the initial part of the trump rally. disney had a great 2016 t looks like a great 2017, upgraded rbs there. laggard, the usual consumer names holding back. the biggest disappointment is exxon and chevron. with oil up a point or two would have made a difference and gotten us over but they're not. they're down several days in a row even as oil has stabilized. that's getting a lot of attention on the floor. sectors for the week, big problem, meanderring around the leadership. teches doing okay. real estate another laggard to the floor. banks are h

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.oming up this hour, an exclusive with starbucks howard schultz. we'll talk earnings, this new revenue outlook in politics. meanwhile futures little changed. all major indices on track for some solid weekly gains. europe is red. theresa may of course visits the president today. q-4 gdp up 1.9. that's below estimates of 2.2. our roadmap begins with the white house, president trump and uk prime minister may meeting. a news conference is scheduled, a standoff with mexico looming. >> plus, it's a busy day for earnings. we have alphabet, microsoft, intel, all moving in the premarket. >> and as we've mentioned starbucks howard schultz joins us this hour with his company's earnings and a lot more. first up though, another busy day on tap for the president one week after his inauguration. trade will be among the big issues on the table when he meets with uk prime minister may at the white house. their joint news conference slated for 1:00 p.m. eastern time. still a lot of buzz surrounding the m

wise words from louise cramer. >> not everybody has that belief.almart and jet for example are expected by some to later in the year posting bigger year on year gain. >> i like that. i like what walmart's going to do. there's a thing called rth that has all the retailers in it, that can pull everyone down. i'm concerned saying nordstrom or penney's is different. they ha it is sephora, we were doing instagram fashion shows -- i could post a picture, but i didn't. people don't walk out the door without makeup. but sophora is not publicly traded. >> also brings to mind this craftsman tool, black & decker brought it up today, talking with santoli upstairs about it, is this sort of the equivalent giving occupy your queen? >> it was a $2 billion deal a year ago. we thought it was going to be $2 billion. you could add it up and say it really does come to $900 million if you add in all the different pieces. it is interesting that eddie lambe lambert's fund just went 500 million -- >> he's put a lot of money into sears. >> yes. >> which keeps bleeding. they

cramer, knows a lot about.for this deal this morning $9.1 billion cash deal, that does include debt of about $1.4 billion. if you're a vca shareholder, woof is the symbol. you'll get $93 a share. the multiple 18.5 times last year's ebitda. and that does rank as a significant multiple, the last deal done. those smaller and a lot of these hospitals that's what they own, vca is about 800 pet hospitals and then also testing facilities, lab facilities, which are a key as you might imagine for pets because they don't talk and so you really have to do all sorts of tests to figure out what may be wrong with them. the last deal done, jim, was about 13 times. and, again, private equity been very involved in this. this will be the biggest player. mars already owns banfield. that is in a lot of petsmarts. these are stand alones. bob anton, the guy who runs this company founded it over 30 years ago has been running it all this time deciding this was the time to sell, i'm told they were approached at the end of november, a v

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congratulations on the calls and shoutout from jim cramer. what we talked about and what i wrote about is home and car sales. any analysis on how a surge in housing and auto sales might be takiing away from retail, and thus, a slow down in those, the macy's of the world picks back up? >> two dynamics. there's a shift in spending that's been taking place. you know, whether it's towards home and improvement, autos, or towards electronics like the iphone, no question that the consumer wallet is being pulled in a number of different directions, and i think it's a zero-sum game. it's not an expanding wallet. that's part of the issue. that said, the bigger dynamic regardless what happens with housing and autos, the bigger dynamic is the share shift happening in a micro level. those dollars are still being spent. people are still buying apparel. they are just buying it online and amazon, and when the dollars are being shifted, from brick and mortar to online, legacy retailers lose. 1% moving from brick and mortar to online, they are not capturing th

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that is what cnbc's jim cramer called jpmorgan's latest results today.ut is it enough to keep the financial rally going? with us for the hour today, josh brown, jim, ian winer here as well, cohead of equities at web bush. let's begin with the banks. what a quarter for jpmorgan. record annual profits that stock is often running this hour. all the banks for that matter are in

representative cramer: donna, i have no say that doubt about mr. trump's wants ons to say yes, he to give health care to everybody. but i have been working on this many, many years and, frankly, i work a lot in a way.rtisan but he can't come up with a plan that is better than the ffordable care act that would cover everybody that would give people cheaper insurance and more access. what we can do we have a framework in place and it is a abilityk that gives the of people to get insurance at a pretty affordable cost. are things that could be fixed but throwing it all out or some generalized statement we are going to make it better doesn't help. from stockton, california. democratic caller. caller: good morning. i was taken aback with the last la lady. i think she is a little delusional. and you keep pressing your insurance. because i have a question. patient and i have high blood pressure and other ailments. go in for an m.r.i. tomorrow for my head and my shoulder. to have shoulder surgery. social security be in eopardy with mr. trump's dismantling o

meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing feel for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and train you. many things need to go right. they need to go right if we are going to maintain the advance in 2016. perhaps too many

. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica.er people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. what can i say? this market -- this market is a tease. today the dow jones average rallied up to within 37 cents

"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. holy cow. the president actually means what he's been saying. what do we do now? i think that's the attitude of so many big

. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica.ther people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. our playoffs, our championship. that's what earnings season means to me. it's a time

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.inal jobs number of 2016 comes in 156, that's below expectations. wages up 2.9 year on year. that's the strongest of the expansion. we'll get to all the numbers of the premarket relatively steady. europe is mixed. yields actually if you just heard ticked up on that wage data. factory orders, rig count and fed speak today still on the way. roadmap begins with 156,000 jobs added in december, below what the street was expecting. the last jobs number under president obama. >> first it was ford then it was gm. this time the president-elect goes after toyota sending alarm bells across the nation of japan. >> one retailer reversing the trend, gap shares are surging after a better than expected december helped by old navy. we'll get into that. aside from the december payroll figures, the unemployment rate coming in at 4.7, as expected. and we mentioned earlier average hourly earnings up 2.9 from a year ago, that's the biggest increase since 2009. participation relatively flat, jim, i know you

that is what cnbc's jim cramer called jpmorgan's latest results today. but is it enough to keep the financial rally going? with us for the hour today, josh brown, jim, ian winer here as well, cohead of equities at web bush. let's begin with the banks. what a quarter for jpmorgan. record annual profits that stock is often running this hour. all the banks for that matter are in the green. j jim, a remarkable quarter, best quarter ever for a financial. all i can say is there will be many more -- many better quartequarte quarters ahead. >> here's what i think. whether it's the jpmorgan or the financials in general, it's a barometer for the overall market. when you look at the chart for the banks or overall market we stabilized for the last month or so after that tremendous trump rally. does it get given back before we go higher? i submit to you, no. based on these earnings and granted we're really early in the earning season, but based on these earnings this is going to be a stair step pattern through the year and what we've had over the last month is just t

the ceo told jim cramer the money they promised to invest will go to automation. >> there will be fewer jobs. >> at the truck plant where ford makes f 150 manufacturing vice president says about 30% of line is robotics. doing the repetitive heavy lifting. >> how does that change the human jobs on the line. >> it makes them better. allowing our people to do what's most important, use innovation. >> 1,000 workers hired here doing jobs required 4 months of training. smarter more efficient work force building products to move america forward. anne thompson, nbc news, dear born, michigan. >>> big changes announced by obama administration this week. reversing a policy when cubans fleeing the island were accepted by this country once they stepped foot on the island. tammy leitner has more. >> for decades, cubans have fled the island and u.s. has welcomed them with open arms, but those days are over. this week the obama administration ended a policy dubbed wet foot dry foot which gave cubans who successfully reached shores automatic residency and fast track to citizenship. >> it's unfortunate.

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