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>> caller: cramer, how are you good to see you. your thoughts are wanted to know what do you think of lhc group they've been around for a while and they've had some good growth how do you think they're going to do? >> look, medical beneficiaries always when i think about that i always fall to centene i know it's not done well right now but it's a coiled spring at 12 times earnings and i think that that is the one that i prefer when it comes to that kind of particular business. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> announcer: coming up, what does elon musk have in common with a quiet winner up in albany cramer stares down the emotional market and gives timeless tips for how you can make the most of your "mad money. next ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ . >>> all right. what you really dream of doing when you buy stocks. are you trying to punish the hedge funds who drove down the stock of the store you wouldn't be caught dead in or movie theater chain that can't fill its seats? do you want to prove the

. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain you but educate, teach and put this in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. s&p edging down and nasdaq declining but this is starting to feel a little bit like a kenny loggins market. the highway to the danger zone overly dramatic, i know. i watch froth. froth really matters to me in a frothy market stocks have rallies that are disconnected from the underlying fundamentals you get enough moves and you have to take something off the table because like when you pour yourself a beer, the froth doesn't last it's a sign that people are getting too greedy remember, i always have said it from 16 years now, bulls make money. okay bears make money but hogs they get slaughtered. and right now this market is starting to stink of pork. what's got me so peeved? let's go over it first of all, is it really that hard the spacs. the celebrity spacs. the chairman o

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mad money with jim cramer 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 educate and teach you so-call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. dow falling and nasdaq gaining 1.4% let me tell you how to profit from the next sell off you need to remember what got plastered the last time around and then bounce straight back because that's what we're looking for on "mad money. let's get to it. let's start with chipotle. last week this stock got crushed by people that didn't like the court. i told you they were wrong why? because those people knew nothing. before the big game this weekend, i picked chipotle as the kicker i wanted people to see this company is capable of kicking a 62 yard vehicle. dumb at plywood. i should have said it's a tight end like gronk, can catch and score at will. this stock had dropped from 1,523 to 1,479 even though they had 11% same sales i don't care about november or december but the most recent mo

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cramer, i'm coming to you.i have ferguson, california, who want your thoughts before earnings. >> here's the problem. when they bought slack on december 1st of last year, the stock has underperformed the rest of the dwroup by the way, amd has underperformed since xilinx. i think this is a non-consequential quarter. i think salesforce is doing quite well, but what i want to see is yes, the gauntlet being thrown down. when this slac deal closes it will be sales force. i think it is a brilliant acquisition. own it for that because benioff has had it with microsoft. i wonder how he's feeling about the charges about the cybersecurity issues, scott, involving microsoft that microsoft has been able to dodge every bullet that is a teflon stock i can't believe it it did not read well what i read yesterday. >> i have a question about a an entry point. 2.39 is that okay >> the stock cratered this morning at 2.31, but i'll say that's fine. last quarter it was beautiful and the stock did not go up. understand this is not on

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mad money with jim cramer starts 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. you can call me or tweet me. i love the english language. except when it's being abused by wall street sharpies who want to make the market totally incomprehensible after a roller coaster day, let's do some translating. i want you to consider this your wall street to english dictionary for understanding reflation. that means we're getting higher prices for the kind of stuff that goes up when there's strong demand for basic goods when you see this, the hedge fund playbook says you need to sell the highest gross stocks and buy the cyclical stocks. the thing is, trade means the border market is going lower, because the other stocks get broomed. the gross stocks make up a larger average, which is why they were down this morning before they rebounded after some comments by the fed chief. the fed is n

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, cri'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, teach, and put days like this in context because i know you care and are concerned. call me at 1-800-cnbc or tweet me it was a tough day the averages, they were annihilated. all right? dow plummeting 560 points. s&p plunging 2.45% and the nasdaq -- >> sell sell sell sell sell! >> nose diving 3.425%. all for one reason only. interest rates are soaring why? because the bond market sees the economy getting ready to reopen. yes, the vaccine and it figures the last thing we need is more stimulus. to these bond investors you know what that's like it's like throwing gasoline on the kingsfords they think the economy will overheat and what happens then we are going to get some serious inflation. >> the house of pain >> right now we have a fed chief jay powell, big heart, who thinks it's nuts to worry about inflation because so many people are out of wo

>> caller: what's up, jim cra cramer i want to know your take on exp reality. this stock has taken off like one of elon musk -- >> yeah, look, cloud based real estate what do i say? i can't fight that i can't say i don't want you to be in cloud based real estate but it's up 100% i say let's just do -- because i feel like we've missed a lot of it and that, ladies and gentlemen, is theconclusion of the lightening round >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade coming up, stock today may have left investors more than a little huffy but in the race to profits, cramer has the yellow jersey and sharing ten speed ideas how to pedal your portfolio around the pandemic uncertainty, next. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this positio

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach. call me or tweet m me @jimmychillcramer you know something it's possible, not yet, to have too much of a good thing you don't want a market where there are too many ways to make money. we're not there yet. after another good day and the dow gaining 28 three points, the s&p advanced 4.7%. nasdaq climbed 4.9%. we're certainly headed in that direction. all right. so look, how is it possible that we could have too many ways to make money when lots and lots of things are working, you have investors taking down debt because everything can't miss and every move feels like a super cycle, kiss of death word, super cycle. nobody beats the chiefs. that's when you get over extended and things go badly again, i want to emphasize if i see anyone, any clown say that i'm calling the top here, i will find you and i have a special set -- we're not there yet k

. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job is to entertain, teach you. doesn't matter where i'm coming from call me at 11-800-7 43-c43-cnbcr twet me. to nest or not nest. the dow gaining 476 and nasdaq climbing 1.56% but the vaccine situation is still fluid and we don't know when we'll be able to safely reopen why does this matter the nesting stocks, that's what we call them, are starting to fall we're all itching to get out with safety travel again the whole segment of the economy is going to catch fire the same way the roaring '20s followed the spanish flu pandemic suddenly people want to invest in reopening stocks and sell, sell, sell the stocks involved with nesting at home i think that may be a mistake. too simple at the end of the day, companies are not static beasts. that includes both the nesting plays and reopening plays. they're not sitting there saying oh, let's make hay where the sunshines but then we'll be big losers

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. >> senator graham for himself, senator cruz, senator marshall and senator cramer submits a question for the counsel for donald trump. clerk will read it. >> does a politics raising bail for rioters encourage more rioting? >> counsel has five minutes. >> yes. >> does counsel yield back the rest of their time? counsel's time is yielded back. are there other questions? >> mr. president. >> the senator from georgia. >> i have a question for the desk. >> send it to the desk. the senator from georgia, senator warnock has a question for the house managers. clerk will read the question. >> is it true or false that in the months leading up to january 6 dozens of courts including state and federal courts in georgia rejected president trump's campaign's efforts to overturn his loss to joe biden? >> house manager is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. president, senators, that is true. that is true. i want to be clear, we have no problem with president trump having pursued his belief that the election was being stolen or that there is fraud or unconstitutionality. we have no problem with him to

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you money. my job is to entertain, educate and teach. call me or tweet me @jimcramer boom town. yeah, that's what we're looking at it's happened all at once. look at today's action dow gaining 27 s&p sinking and the nasdaq plunging 2.46% and do you know that cadence is exactly what you'd expect going into an accelerating economy the turn around should not be a surprise to you. the reopening would be a big deal what is shocking the way it's falling into place at once with analysts and buyers coming out of the wood work calling for the united states to have a roaring '20s moment or post world war ii boom the train is leaving the station and it's going to go with you, without you. i want you on it how do you board a train moving train to boom town? think about what you'll do when the economy reopens and like most americans, your balance sheets never looked better than this that's what happens when you have nothing

cramer's in here, too. he's talking about sunny side up eggs that the grill is so hot that one second too long on the grill and they burn to a crisp it's all the same conversation so i don't think it takes much to look at a market where stocks have gone up and say it's, like, frothy, but if that's how you're investing you have no returns. like, none i know those people. they're fully hedged to the point shea shouldn't bother and just do real estate. >> i guess what i'm trying to get at, josh, and i would love for you to opine on this, and there are very specific stocks, some of which tiffany owns and that she mentioned, not to single out tiffany, but a lot of people may own the zooms and the pelotons and the zillows all of which have benefitted from a pandemic-led rent and now that we're toward the light at the end of the tunnel you have to wonder whether the best days are behind those stock moves isn't that fair to question that >> i can say something about that >> go ahead, tiffany >> yeah. let me just ma

but as cramer found out lately, a lot of americans are mad at him.uddenly gone viral. cramer explains to his own financial web site street.com how he could influence stock prices up and down as the manager of a massive hedge fund. >> a lot of times when i was short at my hedge fund and positipositioned it short, i wod crate a level of activity beforehand that would drive the futures. doesn't take much money but it's fun and lucrative. i encourage anyone in the hedge fund to do it because it is legal and a quick way to make money and very satisfying. no one else in the world would admit that but i don't care. >> trevor: these people have no shame, no a sili: he's out here boasting about his evil plans. the only people who do that are hedge fund guys and bond villains. listen -- it's legal and it's very satisfying. just as a general rule, whenever you have to remind something that something is legal, it's probably shady. no one's ever, like, hey, trevor, you want to go to the cheesecake factory? it's legal. ah... but when it comes to hurting people in

kevin cramer, who had called raskin a back bencher. he did a superior job, it's just stating the reality. nia, one other thing senator cramer said, basically, if there's something there, i don't think it's constitutional for us to deal with it, put it in a criminal court. that was also referenced by the trump team. we have reporteding that trump worried about criminal prosecution. how significant do you think this is, that there are republicans who will say we're not going to do it but they seem perfectly happy for trump to be held to account in a criminal setting? >> i don't know that they are actually perfectly happy with that. they're perfectly happy with using procedural arguments as a way to duck their own responsibilities and really look at holding him accountable. but yes, if you are donald trump, you are certainly scared of this post-presidential life that he is getting used to now and what might be coming down the pike in terms of criminal prosecution, not only in this case but in other cases that we already know are being loo

i'm tyler mathisen melissa lee will join us in a moment jim cramer says we're on the highway to the danger zone kenny log gins, is it time to cash out some gains? the dating app bumble making its debut. after pricing at $43, we'll tell you why investors are swiping right today. pitbull in the pits, now the co-owner of a nascar team. he's going to join us to talk about that and much more later this hour. melissa? >> thanks, tyler. >>> we begin with breaking news on the federal budget. ylan mui has the details. >> reporter: the nonpartisan congressional office saying the deficit will be 25% larger than previously forecast, mostly as a result of the covid relief package passed at the end of last year. this would be the second biggest deficit recorded since world war ii the cbo also expecting the deficit to average more than a trillion a year for the next ten years. that is going to push the national debt up to 102% of gdp this year and 107% in 2021, the highest. it does not incorporate the relief package that congress is currently but the cbo does warn that future action could lead to markedl

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.le want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach you so-c so call me or tweet me we're in the grips of an inflation scare that's put a choke hold on the growth stock

i will speak with north dakota senator kevin cramer on what happens now and later president trump takes stage at cpac this weekend karl rove is here what we can expect as republicans look ahead to 2024. first let's take a look back at the week's big moments in this edition of the week stalkers. watch. >> you are going to be among those questioning garland on the floor today what you want to hear from him. >> i'm going to have some questions about the durham investigation, the hunter biden investigation, i also have some questions that center around china. maria: texas saying you can't come in like a king and decide to blow off the laws that congress put in place. >> that executive order was unconstitutional, unlawful on its face. this demonstration has been clear from the white house they are systematically dismantling every single effective tool and policy. maria: why 4000 people a day are showing about our borders. >> absolutely right on the numbers about 3500 per day that were seen crossed the border illegally, we are in a crisis on the southwest border at the moment. maria: presiden

amy cramer was there.the january 6th event near the white house, which preceded the attack, but there's no indication she was involved in the riot. >> i don't care what they say sleep,cryobiden did not win this election. >> reporter: cramer tweeted this week, quote, anyone who discounts trump's supporters does so at their own peril. we are here to stay and won't be going anywhere. take note. also tweeted the blue check brigade is trying to get my account shut down. >> despite the attack on the capitol on january 6th, amy kremer has not been detender in snoosh the conspiracy theories that animated so many people on the ground. >> analysts who track they moves say some of trump's most arden supporters are still organizing andage trading after january 6th, even after trump's acquittal? the impeachment trial. one supporter posted -- civil war is one possible outcome for him and his followers. also said, i may call you into service. stand ready. >> if he is able to produce the results he says he wants to produc

i thought i was going to be on with cramer and that's why i had to bring the button. we appreciate that, beeple. there's lots to go around. thanks for coming on amazing chapter in the ongoing institutionalization of crypto take a look at the markets, though about a 2% decline now, john, on the nasdaq down 250 yields are still a story, ten-year, 146, 30-year, 228 and saw weakness in housing again today and we saw a little bit of signs that the boom for some industries that was happening during the pandemic and namely retail and restaurants starting to come off in the form of comps. so it's definitely a bit of a transition here as we work our way into a new era >> yeah. and institutionalization at times like this, it can mean a couple of different things, i suppose, carl. i'm looking at what is moving in tech today, we mentioned twitter up 7 1/2 wayfair also interesting it's up 4% deidre, this market, in a way it's no surprise when you look at what the fed has been doing, you know, people have been encouraged to go into riskier and riskier assets anyway, tomorrow do not

by the way, cramer's got an interview with don shulman coming up top of the hour on mad money.could see the fingerprints of the reddit traders in the options market, dan, but we've got the fundamental story behind paypal what do you see on the stock >> mike laid it out nicely it's been well rewarded. i would make some comments about that interday pol tillity in the stock and the short dated nature of these calls, we've been talking about it over the past few weeks. ice going to get harder for these wall street bets people to push around bigger and bigger stocks so you talk to institutional trading desk, they'll tell you the one, two, five lot are just noise. they don't really matter when you look at all the buying in this week expiration and next week and you have a interday reversal like we had, that is disastrous if you own short dated options. to me, i just think this is another example of trying to play some of these trends on a short dated base it because it's a mob mentality is not a great way to make money, even in great stories like this. >> tim, do you like paypal >> l

kevin cramer at the republican from minnesota said the president's defense team was off to a rocky start. >> shannon: thank you for staying up with us, chad, we will see you back tomorrow for more coverage. thank you. >> of course. >> shannon: arc as calling today's impeachment proceedings "the beginning of the stupidest week in the senate." as former president defense team coming under scrutiny, we discussed with the child appeared impeachment trial jerk republican senator from north dakota, kevin cramer good to have you here tonight. >> good to be with you tonight, shannon. >> shannon: you are not a fan of the procedure but were you a fan what you saw from the legal? >> well, i do think they could have been better organized and better prepared but what seemed to strike me is mr. castor he basically admitted upfront that he was not prepared for the house managers to be as good as they were. or so far from the question of the day which remember the question of simply senate jurisdiction. but as many good jurists do, they bring up the issues they want to talk about as opposed to the issue

lastly, pharma jim to you, nxp for 5g says jim cramer >> yeah.s stock, we can all talk about how much easier this stock is than intel and i know steph feels the same way making that switch was one of the best things that happened to me it's heavily exposed to automotive shares and you look at gm and other parts manufacturers. this is the one to be in and it's not just automotive this was takeover bait about four years ago, and i think tell be again in a heavily consolidating space. >> i wasn't going to rub it in, either about intel at all and you brought that up yourself >> i love that right now >> yeah. i was looking out for you. >> i love it now, scotty >> eamon javers has breaking news for us and let me jump down to him, if i may eamon? >> that's right. we are now getting the response from former president trump for the impeachment article ahead of what is expected to be the trial on the senate on his impeachment by the house of representatives about his role in the january 6th storming of the capitol, violence, riots and deaths that we saw on

senator kevin cramer and these are some republicans kevin cramer of north dakota saying the plain readingf the constitution makes it obvious where we begin today's and inappropriate use of the impeachment process the vast majority of republicans agree we should stop this process right now. in lankford -- jim lankford from obama can't vote to remove someone from office is not even office. this is nonsense and sets a terrible present for the future but today we had no chief justice presiding because of the constitution does not speak to trying a former president. you cannot disqualify someone from running for office until you decide on removal but it's impossible to remove someone from office when he's already gone. james lankford says the impeachment trial is clearly unconstitutional. hammy says hatred and hatred alone for president donald trump's what this is all about in washington d.c.. in long branch new jersey alberta go ahead. >> caller: i think we need to take a pause and look at this moment and really reflect on what it means about our represented democracy and the fact that we are

thanks to farley, and to our own jim cramer that's phil lebeau talking ford. the u.s.uary, the jobs number at 49k. unemployment 63. jan hatzius, chief economist at goldman sachs. happy friday good to have you. >> hello >> i know you took a cue from adp and upped your estimate to 200. any explanation for why it came if, i guess, a little south of at least your expectations and some others, too >> yeah. we shouldn't have upgraded, obviously. i think explanation is leisure and hospitality was weaker than we thought the tee decline in december was it but we had another meaningful decline and also didn't get the boost in some of the other areas that we thought was going to come from seasonal factors so the headline definitely on the weaker side in the establ establishment certainly in the payroll numbers. that said, we did have a big increase in the work week. so hours worked in january were actually up pretty significantly. temporary help services also up. some of the more leading parts of the payroll report. i thought they were actually encouraging, even though the headli

mad money with jim cramer starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.ica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach you so-call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. dow falling an

that's the high for the year cramer's with the judge." the teetering techtrade, is the worst of the selling now over and what lies ahead for your money in that once high-flying space? we discuss and debate that key question with our investment committee and joining me for the hour today are stephanie link, jim lebenthal, joe terranova and the aforementioned host of "mad mo money" there he is, gjim cramer the ten year, very much the story. the yield's dropped a little bit. we've

"mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. make you money. my job is not just to entertain you but educate, teach and put this in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. s&p edging dow

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hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.a other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain, but educate and teach and put this into some sort of context call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. how do we get younger investors back on

i talked to senator cramer of north dakota. he gave pretty eluding comments to me as well, saying he thought it would be harder for even himself to support trump in the future. and i think that's really the question to kind of understand what is trump's role? many of them know that they can't completely forget trump, that he can't completely move on from what trump might encourage them to do on policy or how he talks, but there aren't many who are going to be willing to support him as their nominee moving forward. and i think that that is going to be a delydelineation and may that's what you see between the senate republicans and the house republicans. that's because they're more gerrymandered, and that's different when you're in a state that you have to win the election in, correct? >> senator cramer among them, go home to your state, tell them he lied to you. for months he lied to you, those that supported him for months, and we should have stood up to those lies sooner. that's one immediate test they could do if they wanted

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voting in the negative, barasso, blackburn, blunt boseman braun burr capito cassady cornynol cox cramer crao cruz gains ernst fischer graham grassley haggerty hoeven hyde-smith inhofe johnson kennedy lankford lee lummis marshall mcconnell moran paul portman risch rounds rubio scott of florida, scott of south carolina shelby sullivan finn tillis to me tuberville wicker, yong. >> mr. president? i would like to change my vote to aye. >> mr. graham, aye. >> mr. president. >> mr. sullivan. >> as a point of inquiry there's a little confusion here. is that a vote on one witness? >> debate is not allowed during the vote. >> it's not debate. >> senator from alaska. >> it's a point of inquiry on what we just voted on. >> i am advising that is not allowed during the vote. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> point of order, it's not allowed during a vote. [silence] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> on the question of we should consider and debate in the imp

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that was jim cramer on "mad money" last night with a warning for viewers.immediately thinking of maverick i thought of the movie, but yeah joining us jake, capital advisers >> good morning, joe >> good morning, i'm working through your preinterview notes. i just was struck that maybe you're not quite as sanguine or bullish about things right now did i get the wrong impression or is it just watching bonds kind of rally that makes you think that people aren't buying as much, maybe need to move back into equity. >> sure. i'm not in the kenny loggins camp, i'm probably in the glenn close camp, where she says i won't be ignored i was looking at the 13-week moving averages in terms of fund flows. and i'm surprised to see that after a close to 20% return last year on the s&p 500, investors are rotating out of equities and into fixed income and i don't exactly know why but it doesn't make a lot of sense to me. on the ten-year, you've got a 1.3% rate, on the 30-year, a 1 pnl1.9, on the savings account, .05, and high yield bonds, less than 4% for the first time in hi

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i'm jim cramer i'm jim cramer "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> the defense rests. the questioning is over. now the stage set for final arguments in the vote. i'm contessa brewer. this is the news on cnbc >>> the article of impeachment now before the senate is an unconstitutional act of vengeance. >>> lawyers for donald trump accusing house managers of wagging a campaign of hatred against the former president. >>> coast to coast we've got winter weather advisories and warnings. >> reporter: from sea to freezing sea tracking a brutal weather system that's hitting nearly every state in the nation >> i tonight know if it's a coverup. >> new york governor andrew cuomo in a harsh spotlight accused of hiding covid deaths in nursing homes >>> plus the pandemic of violence against asian-americans. hate crimes spiking during coronavirus. >>> live from cnbc global headquarters the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening, i'm contessa brewer in for shep tonight closing argument in donald trump's impeachment trial will take place tomorrow. the final st

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and joining us now, a person in the chamber soon, north dakota senator cramer. good to see you.o we go from here? >> that's a great question. i think we'll know hopefully within minutes or hours at least, whether some stipulation can be made, whether there's some agreement on what your panel was talking about, the number of witnesses and how to move forward. all this have has been upsetting to what was otherwise a pretty clean and clear schedule and an agreement between the parties, but what has happened here to quote another famous politician is, they've unleashed a whirlwind and they now have, they being the house democrats, who have surprised even their own leaders in the senate, have to find preferably, i guess, a graceful way out of this. i can tell you there are a lot of people on our side that are ready to have this last for 10 months if it takes 10 more minutes. john: we've heard michael van der veen, the president's attorney saying there was an agreement with the house managers to not call any witnesses. do you know if in fact there was an agreement and was that agreeme

obviously much larger than any one topic or any one account for more insights let's bring in richard cramerer and senior analyst the results from twitter, yes, maybe were disappointing in some regards. there's a reason why the shares have been so high as of late take us through what investors are trying to pile into with regard to the twitter story. >> well, i think the first point to make is that twitter is clearly losing market share in what's a buoyant digital ad market they can point to 31% growth but actually snap and pins added more in absolute revenue and had far faster growth rates this last quarter, and indeed, facebook added $7 billion of sales, which is twice twitter's annual sales base in a single quarter. and then as you noted, the user growth is slowing, so it implies that twitter has to find a different business model and that's where you have all of this what i call magical thinking around subscriptions, the idea that they are going to just leap into the subscription market and find a huge conversion ratio among their hundred to 200 million monetizable daily activity users.

i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow money. i'm james cramer and the news with shepard smith starts now. >>> moderna, fighting back against the south africa variant and one of the two most exciting events. >>> and tiger woods. perhaps one of the biggest fights yet. >> he has a shattered leg and ankle and other injuries. >> tonight, the prognosis and what we know about what lies ahead. >>> the first vaccine that would require a single dose. >> highly effective and safe to use. the fda is pushing the johnson and johnson vaccine closer to emergency use. new trouble for the new york governor andrew cuomo. tonight, a former aide with startling claims of fear and unwanted sexual advances. now, the governor's office responds. and the future of the federal minimum wage. can the president keep the $15 an hour promise through the massive covid relief package >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening. tiger woods is awake and recovering from a long recovery from what a doctor called significan

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