>> i think most of the purists that duke is different off enbridge it is a natural gas pipe and dukety i see a good yield fro pro proctor & gamble at&t, not my favorite. but she wants yield, yield, year and yield. in this particular moment we need that. i'm going to pronounce this group, i'm going to pronounce this diversified just because i think that johnson & johnson and proctor & gamble are not the same and duke are not the same and enbridge that's how you have to think they're not the same i like that portfolio. let's go to scott in minnesota scott. >> hey, cramer scott in minnesota first time, long time. been following you since the kudlow and cramer days >> holy cow. >> i suspect i'm like millions out there who due to the pandemic find themselves in an unexpected, sudden, early retirement and in need of income >> okay. >> so with that in mind, my top five holdings are abbvie, chevron, dow, prudential and verizon. so, jim, is it possible to be diversified within a predominantly dividend portfolio? thanks >> does he ever ask the right question this isn't easy. okay first of all,

. >> another is enbridge on your list >> enbridge is another best in class north america infrastructurepany and it yields 6.5% today which is a solid, well-covered that we expect to grow in the mid-single digits and they have nice growths coming from the same dynamics that i talked about on the natural gas side with the oil pipelines in north america and what we think is particularly impressive with enbridge, is nearly half the revenues are tied to a ppi adjuster as inflations are going up they're raising inflation. >> correct me if i his heard you. i thought when i asked the first question about why energy has come down the way it has, the energy stocks, that is you said that the fundamentals in the market remain pretty much as they were two weeks ago, so if they haven't changed, what has? is it just sentiment you mentioned the sort of catch-all phrase, profit taking? >> i think what's happened is obviously with the recent fed meeting and with the people focused on rising rates and the impacts that will have on the economy, i think people are more concerned about the demand side of ene

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long-time winner first, what do you think as a long-term retirement portfolio, whatdo you think of enbridgecompany has growth can't beat that combination. john in new jersey john >> caller: thank you very much for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i want to first say personally from the heart that the episode you did years ago on 9/11 and the world trade center was some of your best work. >> thank you. >> caller: it was greatly appreciated by the people out here. >> thank you worked hard on that one. thank you. >> caller: yes, you did. the company i'm calling about today is axogen. >> they're trying to do stuff. we're familiar with the work it's a medical device. you have to stick with tried and true has to be within johnson & johnson and that's the one i bet the money. anthony in maryland. >> caller: mr. cramer. boo-yah! >> what's up >> caller: yeah. my question is about metlife, kicker symbol met. >> so cheap. it has a 3% field. it is incredibly yield i will have to say yes to that even though i'm not a great friend of the insurers because they have been so tough. let's go to bri

pipeline transit trading by abandoning her efforts to decommission the enbridge five pipeline that has safely delivered over 600,000 barrels of canadian entry to the u.s. for six decades. her plans do this would only worsen the energy crisis that the worst possible time, we must work on both sides of the border to remove regulatory barriers to production of shipment. senators, replacing this is not a threat to the environment. we take seriously the need to cut emissions out address climate change. alberta's oil and gas producers and pipeline companies have some of the world's highest esg rankings. alberta was the first place in north america to implement carbon pricing. through massive investments in clean tech, we have reduced the footprint of an average barrel of alberta oil by 36% since the year 2000 to below the global average for heavy oil. our oil sands producers are committed to achieving that zero greenhouse gas emissions in their operations by 2050, in part through a big expression of our world leading carbon capture utilization and storage infrastructure. we are on track to r

. >> let me go to the enbridge five pipeline that we talked about, going under the great lakes. with that, we're concerned as i'm sure you would understand about the safety of that. if i had no problems but, with the lines age and all that. do y'all have recommendations of how you could secure that and make it safer? that way, less of a danger that people might be concerned about? from both of you all. yes? >> okay, senator. first of all, and bridge has proposed spending upwards of $750 million on this new, high tech, extremely safe subterranean pipeline. to replace the pipeline that operated safely across the streets of macaron for six decades, delivering 530,000 barrels a day of light sweet to refineries and ohio, pennsylvania, as well as ontario and quebec. with the governors trying to do is decommission the current pipeline without the replacement. so, that would struggle much of the energy source for the upper midwest. we appreciate that the government of canada has filed a complaint under the 1977 pipeline transit treaty, and i'll handed over to minister wilkinson to talk

can see fires currently burning in three different areas of fire import costa one on the pleasant enbridge. another outside of livermore. now, crews are also working to fight a fire east of livermore, which has already burned hundreds of acres. ktvu is james torres begins our fire cover cheese in sin oland. alameda county has an update for us on this friday morning. good morning. good morning to you, frank. and we should be hearing some sort of update from these fire crews any minute now, as they have a seven a.m. briefing, usually every day to talk about where they stand with the fire and how much progress they have made, especially overnight now right, near sonoma and pleasant and near the pleasanton ridge regional park. crews are still working on the canyon fire, which is now burned 70 acres and about 10% contained that fire did lead to some mandatory evacuations yesterday afternoon. those orders were lifted by the evening. meaning people were able to return to their homes last night. further east into livermore fire near tesla road, burned up to 300 acres and just a few hours at last u