michael cutler, radio host, retired agent from the immigration and naturalization service, anna navarro, republican strategist and cnn contributor. michael you say the boston bombing should change everything we think about immigration. >> the idea of focusing purely on the mexican border is short sighted. we need to look at the immigration system as a system. there's so much fraud in the immigration benefits program. not only did the brothers get lawful status they were given political asylum, the boston bombers. the parents are back in russia, the older brother goes to russia apparently for training, clearly they didn't have credible fear but this isn't new. the 9/11 commission to which i provided testimony identified immigration fraud as a vetting tactic and chuck schumer had been one of the architects of the agricultural programs and it turn out one of the bombers of the '93 trade center attack got agricultural amnesty even though he didn't work on a farm so we know that agriculture amnesty, political asylum, fraud -- >> all legal ways to access the american system which are fraudule

let's check in with sandy kru d cutler, chairman and ceo of the company. mr. back to "mad money.." >> good evening, jim, great to be back with you tonight. >> ythis is an amazing quarter, you say even in the call europe is molasses, the economy over there is so slow, you saw some good asia, united states okay, yet you were still able to deliver remarkable margins. should we be focused more on margins than revenue if we want to figure out what a stock is going to do these days? >> obviously you have to have the revenues. the real key is where you led off tonight, in this relatively slow growth outlook around the world, 2% gdp, the companies that can execute, they can create their own sources of additional sales, their own sources of additional profit. that's really where we think the opportunity is for the shareholder and what we were able to do in the first quarter. you correctly thonoted, profits 28%. we exceeded our own guidance for the quarter as well as the analyst consensus. we're off to a really solid start in a year where markets aren't going to bail pe

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let's check in with sandy cutler. let's find out what's going on.elcome back to "mad money." >> good evening, jim, glad to be back with you tonight. >> thank you sandy, this was an amazing quarter. you say even in the call that europe was -- you said it was omolasses. the economy over there was so slow. you saw some good asia. united nations okay. yet, you were still able to deliver remarkable marginles. should we be focused more on margins than revenue if we want to figure out what stocks will do these days? >> i think, obviously, you got to have real revenues. the key where you left off is in this relatively slow outlook, 2% gdp the companies can execute, create their own additional sales or additional profit. that's where we think the tonne is the for the shareholder. that's what we were able to do in this first quarter. you correctly noted, your sales up 34%. our profits up 28%. we exceed our own guidance for the quarter as well as the analyst consensus. we think we are off to a solid start in the year where marks won't bail everybody out. it wi

for eaton's cutler, a huge electronics business, the continent is indeed mired in molass molasses, bute getting worse. yes, the business is terrible, but might be nearly -- just merely staying terrible. bunch goes further. he says he thinks the first quarter might have been the worst. and that things could actually look up between here and year-end. these are not idle sentiments. last week when howard schultz gave his overview, he said he thought europe was bottoming. colgate indicated the same. there are many companies including technology companies that would indicate things are getting worse. there are also auto companies that say it could be getting much worse, although i still think gm might do a good number. but the ceos of are not pie in the sky guys. they're very smart people who know what their order book looks like and have all been very accurate at forecasting. hence why their companies have been able to navigate this treacherous period so well. their view dovetails with the banks' earnings and we're seeing, yes, remember in 2009, the bank here in this country bottomed befor

michael cutler is a retired agent from the immigration and naturalization process. anna nuvouro onavarro is a cnn contributor. you say the bombings should change everything about how we think about immigration? >> focusing on the mexican border is short sighted. there's so much fraud in the immigrations benefits program, and not only did the brothers get lawful status they were given political asylum. they had to articulate credible fear. they did, their parents did. the parents are back in russia. the older brother goes to russia for training cleary thas didn't have fear but this isn't new. they identified immigration fraud as an embedding tacting, and chuck schumer had been one of the architects of the architectural amnesty program, and it turned out one of the bombers in the '93 trade center attack got agricultural amnesty even though he didn't work on a farm so we know agriculture amnesty, political asylum fraud -- >> all legal ways to access the american system, which are fraudulently used by people you're saying? >> yes, and over 500,000 people who fraud their

harold cutler from the va. and my former boss, dr. john from the va. at me explain what commissioner is. some people thought i was -- i am responsible for thousands of veterans in the state of connecticut. my main home is rocky hill. i have over 450 veterans. 125 in the chronic disease hospital. ai have a support program. in addition to that, i'm in charge of three cemeteries and five district offices. i help veterans get their benefits. with that in mind, as a veteran who served during the vietnam war, my focus has served me well. i want to give you some idea of what we are talking about. ah, yes. the fact that we have 22 million living veterans, there are a number of women veterans. it is 2.2 million. what this bottom graph -- sorry. this graph shows you that it is almost a bell curve. at number of veterans different ages -- we are having an aging of my generation. contrast that with the number of women veterans. the younger veterans of today are more predominately women than in the past. when i was in the military in the air force, 2% of women by la

harold cutler from the va. johny former boss, dr. olivie from the va. let me explain what a commissioner is. some people thought i was -- i for thousands of veterans in the state of connecticut. my main home is rocky hill. i have over 450 veterans. 125 in the chronic disease' hospital. i have a support program. in addition to that, i'm in charge of three cemeteries and five district offices. i help veterans get their benefits. as a veteranmind, who served during the vietnam has served me well. i want to give you some idea of what we are talking about. -- therst first statistic first -- 22 fact that we have , there living veterans .re a number of women veterans .hat this bottom graph -- sorry it israph shows you that almost a bell curve. at number of veterans different ages -- we are having an aging of my generation. contrast that with the number of women veterans. the younger veterans of today are more predominately women than in the past. when i was in the military in the air force, 2% of women by law. i could not be married or have a child. was born a

sandy cutler, the ceo, is on tonight with jim cramer tonight. this isn't a call about the company.talk about exceeding the mid point of guidance. instead of saying your earnings are up, i don't like the fact that the company is talking about how they're beating their guidance or -- because to me, how do i know they dant didn't low ball this guidance and not low balling this. when you look at the drivers of this mid point of operating earnings per share guidance it was the result partially of purchase price inventory expenses in the second quarter related to the cooper acquisiti acquisition. nothing to do with business. >> we talked about this on the conference call this morning. you know what i didn't really understand in terms of your point here is that whoever really reads the headline of the earnings. >> i do. >> why? all they do is tout whatever they want to tout. >> they usually don't tout. >> it is part of the reason i looked at this and i looked down and i see that their core sales off by 5%. >> right. >> you want to take a look at the real issues. >> of course. >> how long

harold cutler from the va. and my former boss, dr. john fairbanks from the va. let me explain what a commissioner is. some people thought i was -- i am responsible for thousands of veterans in the state of connecticut. my main home is rocky hill. i have over 450 veterans. 125 in the chronic disease hospital. i have a support program. in addition to that, i'm in charge of three cemeteries and five district offices. i help veterans get their benefits. with that in mind, as a veteran who served during the vietnam war, my focus has served me well. i want to give you some idea of what we are talking about. the first first statistic -- the first -- the fact that we have 22 million living veterans, there are a 2.2ber of women veterans. million. what this bottom graph -- sorry. this graph shows you that it is almost a bell curve. the number of veterans at different ages -- we are having an aging of my generation. contrast that with the number of women veterans. the younger veterans of today are more predominately women than in the past. when i was in the military in the