and my ex-colleague from the senate, now lieutenant governor darden who was secretary of state at the time, and i was his first assistant, had many a meeting in here with small groups for lunch, and it was a great meeting venue to be able to bring individuals in and, you know, tell them stories about huey and to let them realize they were sitting in huey long's old office. >> does the history of huey long overshadow the history of other governors and their significance? >> i think it does. you know, it's amazing. the spire career of huey long only spanned about seven or eight years. his u.s. senate position and his position here as governor. and yet it overlays all of louisiana's history. i think the only governor close to that as far as being well known would be edwin edwards in more modern times who served four terms, not consecutively, but did come back and served four terms as louisiana's governor. but huey long is depicted at the new state capitol. that monument you see out there is where he's buried. and he's a folklore in louisiana politics, no doubt about it. and i think it co

and my excolleague from the senate now lieutenant governor darden who was secretary of state at the time and i was his first assist had many a meeting here. it was a great meeting venue to bring individuals in and testimony they will the story base hughy and let them realize they were sitting in his old office. >> does the history of hughy overshadow the significance of other governors. >> i think it does. . it's amazing the entire career of governor long only spanned about 7 or 8 years. his u.s. senate position and then his position here as governor. and yet it -- it overlays all of louisiana's history. i would think the only governor close to that as far as being well-kno well-known be edwin edwards. but governor long is depicted at the new state capitol, the monument you see out there is where he is buried. he is a sign of folklore in louisiana politics, flo doubt about it. i think it continues on to this day. >> what is it about louisiana that attracts interesting political figures? >> well, i think it's -- as best put, we talk about louisiana gumbo. it's a collection of many, many n

i took a small position in darden, the end of last month thinking the 10% selloff was overdone and the guidance was conservative because of the folding of cheddar's, and the renewed dividend increases made it fit for my retirement account. is the 6% drop in opportunity or should i cut and take domino's >> i have to do some work. the chart is horrible. that's what is disturbing people but that stock has come down very hard and they have done a lot of good things there i know that mcdonald's is saying maybe that's not the sweet spot, but the yield is 3%. maybe you start there. not a bad idea maybe i'll have a gin to think about it, always with boutique tonic. that's what is key move over, amazon. it just turns out the retail behemoth isn't hurting business as much as it's hurting stocks and the market is catching on to that on "mad money" tonight, credit or forget it then, do we finally have some good intel i'm eyeing the tech giant to see how its purchase of mobile-i closed today and there's one area of the transports that keeps on trucking stay with cramer >> don't miss a second of "ma

think it's trying to settle in at that 3% yield it was a very big die, it's at 2.9% i believe that darden is ripe to buy. once again, watch thing north korean situation sending a lot of international stocks down but let's see what happens my thoughts and prayers go out to everyone impacted by this storm. for investors, well, they know that it's not hafbly moving stocks, it's apple on "mad money" tonight, as the summer season comes to close, what could it mean for six flags? the stock has been on a roller coaster ride b we'll speak to the ceo and a critical u.s. industry is based in the middle of the texas flooding it's a company that's up 288% year-to-date but is it worth speculating on do not make a move before hearing my take. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer at twitter have a question? tweet cramer at #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something he tmaon.cc.m.ado dmeynbco and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe.

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darden is the one that's hard to figure out they had such a good quarter yet the stock is just one-waye. and yet they're not really mall based. they're strip mall based >> meanwhile, we haven't mentioned financials yet but we talked about the soft ppi number >> right >> at the same time mike mayo says citi could double in five years. says the overall of the ten largest banks are, we could go from 9 to 11 that's not counting rates. >> mike was known as kind of a famous bear for awhile he comes out, agrees with me on corbat stock's down tangible book. just a crummy market today except for comcast >> you mentioned those follow on offerings from yesterday how did they fair? >> geez, let's see the french is mustard. mccormick up five bucks. that was really, really good the other one was 3.5. the -- oh, geez. caught me in -- >> sorry >> but anyway. they are thermo fisher >> it just ticked down it had been up >> a note that caught my eye that i'm concerned about, estee lauder has been up really big. i did a lot of work last night on elf which is eyes lips face they've cracked into walmart tha

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