[applause] >> and, republican challenger chrisman kevin cramer -- congressman kevin cramer.applause] >> the roles of this debate are simple. the candidates will not have opening or closing statements. they will be given one minute to answer a question, and each will be given a 32ndght 32nd rebuttay second rebuttal. over the past few days, the issue of stability in the political system have come round -- becausea cousin of devices kept to certain politicals and the news media. as a senator or candidate, how would you cool down the overheated rhetoric without violating a person's first amendment rights? >> i did my signal from great american atrios -- patriot. republican legislator who was shut down at a baseball practice field. i watched him at the prayer breakfast as he stood at the podium. he was gunned down by a democratic partisan. he not once democratic -- mentioned democratic politics. he talked about his friends on both sides of the aisle. looking at that as an example, i think the message could not be clearer. we'll need to quit blaming, there's only one possible pers

cramer: thanks, owen. did the supreme court make the right decision, that is always difficult to ask somebody who is not on the supreme court. first of all, it was a 6-2 decision. of course, i am not voting as brett kavanaugh. it was also upholding them to appellate court decision. i think, getting back to one of our earlier questions, the integrity of the ballot box is precious and we need to protect it. north dakota being the only state in the country does not have voter registration makes that much more difficult. i think the law the legislature passed was pretty basic. it provides for tribal members to use their tribal membership card, provided by their government, as one part of the idp's -- the id piece. you should be able to demonstrate you live where you are voting, otherwise you may vote for the wrong person in the wrong place. we need integrity, but we also need to make sure we don't disenfranchise. i think that law does it. as far as the supreme court decision, i would not want to judge. sen. he

cramer: not only was it not requested. when it goes to the legislature that is the salary range for every state employee. at the most it is the cost of you always took your pay raises, senator. with all due respect you always took them. >> thank you, congressman. sen. heitkamp: i want to use my minute to say, number one, pay ncreases are an indicator of how self-interested you are in the job that you're doing. i'm going to ask my question. you have mitch mcconnell who has -- is going to cut social security and medicare. today you said or yesterday you said, that's courageous cutting medicare and social security is courageous. and you also said, in a rare moment where you disagreed with the president, you said you disagree with the president in cutting -- when he says no cuts to social security and medicare. how can our seniors trust that you are going to protect when ou are constantly going to support individuals like mitch mcconnell and like paul ryan who will cut our social security and medicare? >> says the woman who su

cramer, how are you? >> not bad, how are you? >> caller: i am good my question is about ctas, cintas stock has gotten hammered since then >> here is what is happening it is exactly what i have been talking about the top of the show how good it has been, it can't be that good again it is a forward looking company making making uniforms. it is reflecting like granger a slow down and that is what seems to be alluding the fed understand and respect that it is too late in the cycle to own cintas this market's volatility is an opportunity to see what is working and upgrade your portfolio. is it a prince without a crown i am eyeing veeva systems. with interest rates rising, much of the market has been focused on the big banks i am sitting down with first horizon's ceo. and then tonight's edition of the "lightning round" stick with cramer state of the art technology, makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. >>> okay what are we supposed to

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> what happens when the president is distracted by saudi arabia, and a couple of big capitalization quarters report good quarters, you get a big rally like this one. the bears are going into hibernation, and the bulls have the run of the joint s&p running 2.1% nasdaq pulled more than 2.89%. it is a reminder that when you need to buy stock, you got to buy stocks when everyone else is panicking. you have to buy when the market is flying apart. anybody who had the bravery to jump in, is already rewarded that is why we told club members that you had to buy something, something because a panic is a terrible thing to waste. and never, ever, ever sell into the big teeth of a decline you now have my permission to leave. not that i would take it this is why i tell you panic is not a st

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"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> saved. the bulls got saved again. ever since the market bottoms over a decade ago, good things came out of nowhere. dow surging 193 points last week, i was worried beyond belief frankly about what looked like the disillusion between the relationship between united states and canada. i know they didn't show up for vietnam, but we have had a good relationship for ages. and last week it seemed to be fr fraying when the president took pot shots at justin trudeau. so believing that we had a solid deal lined up with mexico, it was a possibility that we were about to blow up our relationship then, right in the middle of a sunday afternoon spent watching football, the news broke that canada folded. and the u.s. got a much better deal than we had if you were worried that the presiden

this question to congressman cramer. mr.ramer: i cannot improve on what was said. >> the president has announced the ending of a nuclear treaty russia, something president reagan signed. the president accuses russia of cheating. do you support the ending of the treaty? >> to be honest, at a personal level, i think the president might be acting prematurely. , it hasmmon knowledge been stated by nato and previous including recently, that russia has been cheating. one thing we know about donald trump, he does not like cheaters. he is not afraid to confront them. one of the problems we have is previous presidents have failed to confront these situations, whether it is russia or china cheating on trade deals, whether it is north korea. this president confronts the issues with that happens. personally, i would take a more measured and slower approach. if he wants to do it this way, i support him. russia has been pushing the envelope and gradually moving toward holding short range capability, which is exactly in conflict with the t

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jim cramer >> i am doing well how are you?er: all right am i supposed to give you my top five >> that would be so appropriate at this particular moment. >> caller: i'm going the give you my top five, but i have eight. here we go abbott labs, amazon, southwest airlines, starbucks -- >> wow, starbucks keeps going up kevin johnson is doing such a good job starbucks, we've got restaurant, southwest, abbott reported an amazing quarter. >> buy buy buy >> i'm sick and tired of hearing it wasn't a great quarter. that's nonsense. i'm going to bless that. and i want to thank all of our programs i wish i could take all stocks but you know what? you're going to have to stwik cramer let's get started. show of hands. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3

the next question goes to congressman kevin cramer.e going to rotate these as we go along tonight. the president has announced the ending of a nuclear treaty with russia, something president reagan signed with mikhail gorbachev. the president accuses russia of cheating. do you support the ending of this treaty? why or why not? >> you know, david, to be honest, on a personal level i really think that the president is -- he might be acting a little bit prematurely, quite honestly. i will say this, i think it's quite common knowledge, it's been stated by nato, certainly by previous presidents including recent previous presidents that russia's been cheating. one thing we know about donald trump, he doesn't like cheaters, and he is not afraid to confront them. [laughter] one of the problems that we have, one of problems we have is that previous presidents in lots of areas have fail thed to confront -- failed to confront these situations whether it's russia, china cheating on trade deals, whether it's north korea. it's, this president confro

round on cramer's "mad money."rapid fire 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 let's start with jace in illinois. >> caller: thank you for having me on the show i would like to get your take on conagra brand. >> it came back to 35, i like the stock. call me a buyer. and let's go to devora in minnesota. >> caller: welcome from minnesota. i am wondering about caterpillar. it has gone way up, ithas gone down a little bit. is it still a good one to hold. >> if things keep heating up with china, it may go lower. i think it is a good company phil in florida. >> caller: professor how are you? >> good. how are you partner? >> caller: good. fire eye >> unfortunately its business is connected with north korea, russia and china i like fireeye mark in illinois. >> caller: booyah, go bulls, go ditka. >> did the best for me on a buy week. >> caller: i am looking for a high quality health care stock wondering what you th

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"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you and put this whole craziness we have had into context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >> it doesn't take much to give us a bounce. there was a rally overnight in china of all things, dow climbing 287 points. s&p gained 1.24% nasdaq poll vaulted. we won't get sustainable rebound until it is based on something domestic, which is why we had that sell off before the late afternoon bounce just look at what happened here. the initial rally based on china, evaporated after getting hit with a one-2 punch. and then larry kudlow let it be known that trump is unhappy with china's trade. now i don't mind a rally that we had today, but the worry that we might be facing a fed mandated slow down is very much on the table, in fact it is palpable. with that in mind, what is the game plan next week? monday morning belongs to t

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> at this point in the business cycle, the point where the fed is champing at the bit to keep fighting, we want bad news s&p surging, nasdaq polling 1.85%. the best thing for this market would be getting disappointing news from the nonfarm payroll report on friday how do we get to this point? this stock market had a transforming bull into bear. as my friend accounts in the incredibly good report, the really accommodative low interest rates that we needed when the economy was weak, we don't need anymore we are gradually moving to a place where they are mutual. we may go past neutral but a long way from neutral at this point probably. next day, that is the day vice president pence laid out a plan against china. regime change in the people's republic he said beijing is employing

cramer >> couldn't be better. how about you? >> caller: fantastic with all the craziness in the market, i wanted to shed some light. we are currently in a bull market trend channel going back to 1932. from 1932 to 2000, there was a wave up, and from 2000 to 2009 was the abc correction now the move to this year's high that we hit, that was wave one i believe we are experiencing wave two that should put us down to 1500 before the start of the third wave what are your thoughts >> i do not use that wave analysis i've always said the same thing, if someone is comfortable with a strategy, it may not be my strategy, but if they're comfortable with it and they think it's working, if they do their homework, i bless it i'm not one of those people who says, your way is no good, you have to do it my way if that makes it comfortable for you to make choice investments, i salute you not my strategy, not my style. but whatever works for you is best >>> look, how many years have we gotten through this thing this we're going to do this again pani

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 isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer welcome to the end of october. wow, the end of october we got a million reasons to sell. >> sell, sell, sell. >> and not a lot of reasons to buy. >> buy, buy, buy. >> which is why the market is so choppy dow slipped 123 points the nasdaq gained 0.26%. that's why some like to dump their losers so they won't look like idiots. those are substantial. if you own anything connected to housing or to china. two problems that i've regarded as entirely man-made housing is being crushed by an overzealous federal reserve and behind is getting slammed by the president's trade war. now, i believe the fed will blink. there's so much damage being done by the surge in mortgage rates. if they look at the data i wouldn't be surprised if they were one and done meaning the fed tig

"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 save you money. my job is not just to entertain but teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @ jimcramer you know what's in short supply right now? context. every day it feels like investors are making decisions based on the minutia of current events >> buy buy buy buy buy buy >> not the bigger picture, and that is how you get burned that's how you lose money. fortunately, we got some relief today, the dow rebounding 401 point. the nasdaq up 2.59%. now, we had some good earnings, just both last night and this morning, and the benign set of conference calls and it's allowed us to catch our collective breaths, and i like that that's when you put in context now that we can take our time, let me tell you about what i see going on, and by the way, what i see not going on ever since this horrific month began -- >> the house of pain >> we've been buffeted by head winds from washington that have smothered th

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> okay, what the heck is going on here? how did the market manage a rebound after being down so dramatically dow gaining 40 points. it was huge. and s&p dropped. and nasdaq still shed. at any given time, there are many camps on wall street. right now we two major camps the first believes the feds are going to overshoot with rate hikes. if they are right, you need to rotate out of the industrials and move into the slow down stocks that's what i call the consumer packaged stocks with high yields rotation was in full force today. and i like to pick individual stocks that you all know to demonstrate it let's look at pepsico. buyers wanted cyclical stocks. didn't matter what pepsico was doing. didn't matter that it was going well later in the week, fed chief decided that the econom

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer! hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.elcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate you and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer a day where the dow surged 241 points, the s&p pole vaulted up 1.09% and it skyrocketed more than 2.9% what happens if the stocks make up f.a.n.g. -- they make a come back is anybody ready for that move now that the hedge fund managers have given up on facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet and the stocks that back them are regarded as frauds and clown shows. all right, call me a chowder head but at the end of the day they're true disrupters. i think it's mistake to write them off how many times have i said that? well, let me go through them one by one first there's the "f," facebook. they got hit with a slew of price target cuts and a lot of chatter about how the turn around is still a work in progress yet, the stock roared higher higher because the important thing here is that a tur

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"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 some money. my job is not just to entertain but now educate, teach, put it in context call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me #madtweets. it was a tumultuous week, people. >> sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell >> and that's what happens when the chairman of the federal reserve tells us he may need to overshoot with his rate hikes. [ gunshot >> to make sure inflation is kept in check, basically, the economic version of we need to destroy the village in order to save it. it's as though jerome powell wanted to send stocks lower. the nasdaq still taking the brunt of it sank 1.6%. look, it's going to be hard for stocks to stabilize until he walks back those comments, or at least clarifies that he is going to make his decisions based on the data rather than giving us a series of lockstep autopilot rate hikes that the economy, as strong as it is with these employment report mace not be able to

or tweet me @jim cramer. only one question that matters here right now was this a real bottom today we had an incredible reversal with the averages plummeting this morning the dow losing 548 points for the whole market -- before the whole market turned down by the way it was down 30 in the last half hour s&p off 0.55%. is this a sustainable turn or another head fake like last tuesday? i want to go back to last tuesday. one guy told you the market wasn't done going down, mark sebastian. he's the resident volatility expert the bulls were trampling every kind of bear and things were sure looking up. so i asked sebastian if the move had any staying power as part of the off the chart segment. no, he said categorically not. based on the huge spike in the volatility index or the vix for short he predicted that we were about to have a vicious shakeout a total hammering. how will we know when the real bottom had arrived normally s&p 500 and the vix move in opposite directions. because the vix is a very good proxy for

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cray america. i am trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach call me or tweet me. i hate to say this, but in this market you cannot afford to take your cue from bob dylan. because you do need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. yet this is not a subterranean home sick blues moment on a record high day where the dow gained 129, the s&p dipped and the nasdaq declined, the stocks are being buffetted by headwinds and tail winds it's gotten hard to discern which is which you need to be able to tell the difference between a brief shower with.05 inch of rainfall and a downpour you are going to be ending up in a monsoon without a poncho take today this morning pepsico reported a quarter that was widely panned. >> bu! >> because the company cut the forecast by a nickel if you summon the weatherman you will find out there was a headwind, the strong dollar, a big and uncontrollable deal for international company like this one. when they originated their forecast they didn't incl

"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me it's official, this has become a good news is bad news market the dow plunged 201 points today. the s&p plummeted 0.82%. nasdaq nose ddived 1.81%. why? because we got the best jobless claims number in 42 years. the economy is too hot so people are worried about the fed. when you have a selloff of this magnitude, you have to wait it out a little i'm not telling you to panic, but you don't want to be at the front of it. at moments like this, you need to figure out when the pain is likely to end. so i'm here tonight to give you some guidance. first, to paraphrase tolstoi, every decline is different from each other this decline, it's too early to be really aggressive tomorrow, if we're down to start buying slowly. why not be more positive i'm worried about your fellow shareholders many of them are people with big profits, renters who are along just for the ride. so th

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"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 save you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you put it in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnb or tweet me @jimcramer. has this market become a slow motion train wreck it sure seems like it. after a hideous day where we started strong then reversed into the red, dow only plunging 245 points s&p plummeted 0.6% but the nasdaq, 1.63%. do we need to start thinking about selling everything and going into cash or is this business as usual? do we have other analogs we can rely upon? i've only counted selling everything four times, october 15th 1987, october 8th, 1998, march of 2000 and october of 2008 three were dead right and one was dead wrong and almost destroyed my hedge fund you want to understand today's breakdown, the dow fell 560 points before rallying to only close off 245 points you need to have context knowing how these situations played out first the crash of '87 going into the year thing

a >> woodruf a house member, cramer didn't have a vo but was foravanaugh for the start. hi had the clarify his views after he told a reporter that nothing happened to blasey ford. >> i don't go with the premise that it really did happen. >> her allegations a obviusly serious. hearly she's had something very traumatic . i don't know what it is. >> woodruff: two women voters we spoke to in fargo this weekend told us their view is closer to cramers. >> i do question the timing, and i wonder about kind of the political motive there. >> i have a hard time with something that happen so long ago. you know, like we've all been young and dumb and made mtakes in the past. >> woodruff: one person in the crowd at sunday's festivities in rutland said heitkamp handled it just right. >> couldn't be more proud of her. at took a lot of guts. >> woodruff: did vanessa kummer, who we met at her family's farm near colfax. >> it probably strengthenings my ideal of what heidi stands for, beiluse whether he was or not, he proved not to be judicial and very partisan. >> the trucks come in down t

h woodruff: cramer says now that president tru proved against the chinese, the u.s. cannot back down. >> if don't stick to our guns now, if china can can break the united states, which is what some politicians seem to be cheering for, then we will never be able to negotiate a good deal with china again. >> woodruff: lovas, who identifies as conservative, says she hasn't decided how she's voting in november but had a clear message for everyone inon washin >> what i am hoping is that all of our elected officials remember that we as farmers exist out here. i think there's concern for farmers both dealing with the democrats and the republicans that, you know, hey, don't forget us. uf're here. >> woodrf: vanessa kummer, on the other hand, places blame squarely on president trump and the republicans who support him. >> ipo s heidi heitkamp 100%, because she has right from the beginning understood that this w going to be difficult for farmers, while crameraid farmers just need to hold on and, you know, don't have hysteria ruling the day. well, it's not hysteria. it is loss

jim cramer, thank you very much. >>> still to come, of course, on squawk on the street, we'll continue the discussion on the markets decline.

interesting to note, she and her opponent, kevin cramer, were elected to congress and the same time in 2012 egos north dakota is one of the states that hasn't our large representative. so voters are used to voting for them at the same time. this time they have to make a choice. aherently, that puts heitkamp tough position because it is such a republican state. week, she had a bit of embarrassment with information being released. guest: not a good look for a campaign. they had run in a newspaper a newspaper from a supposed sexual assault survivor. not clear that they got the sign off from these women to have their names printed. so you are seeing some backlash on her campaign for disclosing these people's information. host: louisiana, republican line. al, go ahead. caller: good morning, america. instead of spending all this money to build a border wall, let's spend some money and build a border city and make that city go from coast-to-coast, from sea

. >> we have the congressman cramer to go first. when you say that they make the right decision that is a difficult question for anybody not on the supreme court and i can se say from a policy standpoint, it was a 62 decision with one being of course not voting as brett kavanaugh and was also upholding the appellate court decision. the integrity of the ballot box is precious and we need to guard it. north dakota being the only state in the country that doesn't have voter registration makes it more difficult. i think that the law the legislature passes is very basic. in fact, it provides for members to use the tribal membership card appropriately provided by their government as one part of the piece. i think you should be able to demonstrate otherwise you may end up voting for the wrong person so we need integrity but we also need to make sure we don't disenfranchise and as far as the supreme court decision, i couldn't want. >> starting with the north dakotnorthdakota legislature why decidedecided there are certaine in north dakota a

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to ""mad money."erica other people are on the fence, they want to make money. my job is to entertain or teach you. tweet me at jim cramer this, this is the most treacherous update that i can recall we have more

what would the market do >> what would happen to jim cramer's head if jay powell said jim cramer was right i think the market would rally on that. i don't think that's a whole lot different from what they're saying we have a gdp report coming up if we get to a place where it looks like the economic input has turned, you can bake out some of those rate forecasts >> that's not what is priced in. >> it's like 50% >> but you don't have the third one. >> i don't think the market is sold to a good idea right now for next year. give me december and we'll see >> go ahead, i'm sorry >> back to your question, scott, why are they not reacting? what should the fed be looking at the stock sponsor what's actually happening at the company level? i would argue the fed should listen to what the company is saying about their business which is earnings growth is still up 10% >> the executives are more upbeat than the market even companies report good earnings, they seem to be taking it on the chin, right? >> that's the problem. >> they're confident they can raise prices in the face of higher costs unti

meantime congressman cramer also responding.e said heitkamp was revictimizing the women who were survivors of sexual assault. some women on the list did not experience sexual assault at all and were named completely erroneously. cramer saying this is what happens when desperate people do things for their own personal political gain. she, heitkamp, proved a point that her personal politics matter more than someone's personal pain. what makes this all the more potent in this race, brooke, is that this was a discussion that was going on between cramer and heitkamp. cramer had said that the me too movement was a movement of victimization. he was getting a lot of blow back for that. it led heitkamp to mention her own mother's experience with sexual assault. and heitkamp voted against brett kavanaugh's appointment to the supreme court. now heitkamp on defense with this huge, huge mistake. >> rebecca, thank you for that. >> coming up, why the first lady's office is calling for a boycott of rapper t.i. >> and last night why one candidat

if cramer wants to be chicken, he can. if he says i'm way ahead, i don't need to debate.the kind of guy he is, that's the kind of guy he is. last year the largest publication had her a week before the race was out down by ten points. you know what? you know what, she won. if i was kevin cramer i wouldn't be taking care of my chickens before they come home to roost. >> let's put that picture up. berg has ten-point lead. that's the night i guess she won the election. >> that front page of the fargo forum, it was a week before they printed. it's a very conservative newspaper. it's owned by individual who is are very, very conservative. there was a message there. i think there's an sbenintent t. it doesn't work. it didn't stop people from turning out to vote. i'm positive the heitkamp campaign picked up a lot of volunteers yesterday. that marries. state like this. 150,000 votes. think of that, katie. 150,000 votes is going to win this race. that's all you need. so you can go out and talk to a lot of people in a month's time, and we've got that time. >> joel heitkamp, thanks f

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. >> reporter: her republican challenger, congressman kevin cramer, well ahead in the polls, said he was shocked. >> i really fully expected her to vote yes. >> reporter: why? >> because she had been building her entire campaign, really her entire brand, the bipartisan senator from north dakota. >> reporter: heitkamp voted for neil gorsuch, and planned to do the same for kavanaugh. >> i had the office prepare -- begin to prepare a statement saying that i was voting for him. >> reporter: really? >> up until that hearing. >> reporter: wow. >> no, that -- >> reporter: that changed everything. >> it did for me. >> reporter: she didn't believe him, and worried about his temperament, especially after watching a second time with the sound off. >> we communicate not only with words, but we communicate with body language. we communicate with demeanor. >> reporter: what did you see in his body language? >> i saw somebody who was very angry, very nervous. and i saw a rage. >> reporter: cramer is appealing to voters who see all of this as victimization run amok. >> personal destruction, with thi

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jim cramer in his own way kind of agreeing with the president here is what he had to say about rising rates and fed chief jerome powell. >> even though we have amazing unemployment, and robust gdp growth, the forward indicator suggests to me that things are deteriorating. in some cases like in construction, as we learn from gigantic industrial builder floor, it is in rapid decline. the fed doesn't seem to know this that's why we're getting hit, we'll keep getting hit the economy is nowhere near as strong as fed chief jerome powell seems to believe. it can't withstand the mindless hammering that he's going to give us. >> cramer went on to say that chairman powell will probably continue to hike now because he's been backed into a corner by president trump let's break it all down with michael farr, the president and ceo of farr miller in washington and senior economics reporter steve liesman. i want to start off with you, steve. the notion that the president doubles down on his comments about the fed and fed policy and jerome powell will have to raise the bar when it comes to reasons not

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. >> reporter: her republican challenger, kevin cramer well ahead in the polls was shocked. >> i fully expected her to vote yes. >> reporter: why? >> she had been building her entire brand as the bipartisan senator from a north dakota. >> reporter: she voted for neil gorsuch and planned to do the same for kavanaugh. i had the office preparing a statement saying i was going to vote him up until that hearing. >> reporter: that changed everything? >> she didn't believe him and worried about the temp rabl especially after watching a second time with the sound off. >> we commune indication not only with words, but with body language. >> reporter: what did you see? >> i saw somebody very angry, very nervous, and i saw rage. >> reporter: cramer is appealing to voters who see all this as victimation run amok. >> as -- with this broad stroke being just accepted is offensive to a lot of the women in my family. >> you should be so grateful that your mom's never been victimized and your wife has never been victimized, but people in my life have, including my mother. to suggest she's not strong bec

cramer. not take a step back and say, you know what, maybe i was wrong about being so far away. or maybe i shouldn't have said it or maybe we're more data-dependent than i indicated when i said that last week or whatever >> i think they're allergic to appearing to cave into the president and giver up any of their independence so, i think because the president spoke out yesterday, that they're actually not going to do that they're going to do the opposite of what he wants we know, we know, that the worse thing the federal reserve can do is actually keep rates for too long for too long. if you're watching, if you're trying to buy a house, buy a car, whatever. you think low rates, that's great. we also so it fueled the bubble in 2005, 2006, and 2007. if i have a beef with the fed, it's not where rates are, they're not unwinding the balance sheet, they ought to be practicing lipo. and unwinding qe because if the yield curve bursts, it's not going to be organic. it's merely about the pufed and the

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our very own jim cramer sat down with the ceo.en. >> we're first launching a monopoly fortnite. and then for the spring we have nerf overwatch coming where you get to play the game for real, live, obviously making great blasters and roll play so you can play as your favorite character and that will follow with nerf fortnite which comes in the first half of 2019. its very exciting. you get to jump out of the game and play for real. >> nerf overwatch, can innovation like that save them or is there more pain ahead for these broken toy stocks and the toys 'r' us liquidation? >> yes, he said it's going to continue to be a problem for a couple quarters. problems with my little pony -- >> b.k. hasn't bought a pony in a long time. >> i have the whole collection so there's nothing left for me to buy. >> and how many b.k.'s are out there -- >> we have a club. its a boys club. any way, i would take a look at hasbro, jump out of the game and play. nobody wants to jump out of the game. everybody wants to stay in the game. i don't think these w