domenick in hi home state of new jersey. >> caller: jim, how is it going?how about you? >> caller: i'm okay. my question is on mankind. it has been doing well with the fda, they have to get approval but i want to get your thoughts. >> mankind is a cold stock. if i say something negative about it, i won't go to twitter for four days because all that will be in my feed is what a jerk i am. i think the new device, i wish them luck, i don't know how big the device is going to be. that's all i'm going to say because i'm critical and skeptical. now i'm going to fred in ohio. fred? >> caller: hi, jim, five-year listener, you've done a whole lot more. pcar. >> pcar, i have to spend more time on this one because there's a truck bull market. we know that from the companies talking, from alcoa all the way through to the companies that reported today. you are in great shape. as a matter of fact, buy, buy, buy. pull the trigger! christine in pennsylvania, christine? >> caller: this is chris but my grandsons call me boo, i have a boo-boo-yah for you. i'm talking about wh

back to you. >>> domenick, thank you very much. this weekend has been all about remembering george h.w. bush's presidency and celebrating his birthday. coming up, he'll be 90 in june. coming up, the democrats and republicans have been talking about his presidency. here at home he signed the americans with disabilities act and laid the groundwork for balancing the budget. and he paved the path for his family's political dynasty after serving just about every job in washington, he became president for one term. his son george w. bush was president for two terms. now another one of his sons former jeb bush is getting a lot of attention from supporters and detractors as speculation about whether he'll make a run for the white house continues to mount. i sat down for an exclusiver into interview with jeb at the presidential library and we talked about immigration, education and a whole lot more. >> so the senate bill attempts to do that. i think it was a good effort to try to do exactly what you're saying, which is that the rule of law