with us still are subadra rajappa, eric nelson, jim bianco.o many people are talking about this at the moment, talking about the rate of change, deceleration. we have seen peak growth. is that an important dynamic for you at the moment? subadra: it is pagan again, it is very early to state that we have reached peak growth. we need to see data in the upcoming weeks. but it is a concern we could see a potential slow down. the fed has 7% gdp penciled in for this year. inflation is expected to top 2.5%. we just have to see if the data delivers. jonathan: let's get into the data. 6.6% is the 2021 gdp figure. erik, 4.1% is the consensus view for 2022. 3.2 percent is the consensus view for 2023. those three things are important. you could look at them and say rate of change matters, or you can say kuebler to change is the most important thing for this bond market. listen to what bob michele has to to say on that very question. >> for sure it is the keebler to gains. it actually looks like the output gap will close by the end of the year. modern monet

what we have seen is eric jim with a change only in the 1st in one fest at the top. but essentially the same policy does the same repression. the same untied democratic practices and international community. she will tech a position to i. so let this re gym and to side by those who are struggling for democracy in tanzania. i mean, you are the living embodiment of people struggling for democracy. you've had an attempt to own your life a few years ago that you survived, but it led to various surgeries. you now live in belgium because you have to leave towns. because basically you feared threats against you just that i guess perhaps. but tell us just how dangerous is it to be an opposition politician in terms in your right now? being an opposition politician in cons? mia? about the past 5 years. not just now, but over the past 5 years has been a med risk on life on, on our lives, on our freedoms. i was lucky, i was, i survived a 16 bullet, but i'm still alive that i saw many of the leaders of my party and other other members who were not so lucky. were a doctor that nig

jim: eric, those are good questions and i don't think or feel myself capable of answering them.because i think that some people go into their work and research and arguments with a determination to prove something wrong or as you would say, i think to prove something right for you to confirm what is already been nona rated some of us right history and as i also insist on once it is sound, no control of the use to which it will be put side of the fate of what we write or for what purposes some very fine history have been used for miscast and misinterpreted it for those reasons. and it seems to me that confirming history can be a revisionist in that it adds two ways to strengthen previous arguments or invokes additional evidence to strengthen an existing way of looking at things. or it takes an approach one subject and applies it to another which hasn't felt the impact of that approach was used in another subject in the subject. what i am really rooting is that we be more to enter a generous and accepting and what we do ant the colleagues try to do even wn we disagree with them. a

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eric >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah, buddy. >> boo-yah >> my stock is jetblue i opened a position earlyn the expansion of both dominion and international routes but the last three months down 20% has got me concerned should i buy -- >> you know, it did poorly with oil down today i mean southwest is my favorite. but i'm not going to try -- i think jetblue -- i like the management, i see them come on cnbc all the time. but i feel very slighted because they haven't come on our show. that said, 16 bucks, i don't know, 14 down, 20 upside i like that. the stock market showed broad-based strength look at these different kinds of companies in q2. wow. i like it. a lot of serbs are working but we are so not done there's much more "mad money" ahead. my countdown of top stocks continues. this time i'm tackling the nas, this list will shock you and didi and what it means for the overall market and all your calls rapid-fire, tonight's ee list of "lightning round" so stay with cramer hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad

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in california eric >> yes, boo-ya jim calling you from sunny san diego where weay it is okay if you like paradise >> i like that >> my question to you is i am a long-term investor i buy and hold i have -- xl fleet >> now it is so low, i still believe in ev. i still believe in it. anwar in connecticut >> thank you for having me on the show >> no problem. >> a couple of months ago you recommended on semiconductors but it has been flat >> well, it has been okay, you know look, the semiconductor shortage is on companies like that one. and i think that if you talk to them they have a good run but you have to be patient with on a lot of stocks are down big that is not one of them. sophie in california >> thank you for taking my call. >> of course >> i would like to get your opinion about lucid group. >> lucid is so tough on the one hand people just say it is unbelievable i have been in one on the other hand the company is valued at almost $40 billion an over valuation. that sounds a lot like tesla if you want to take a spec on lucid, i am not against it but the way to

jim. >> thank you. >>> joining me now dr. eric topple from scripps research. good to have you on. sadly, disinformation peddlers will jump on this to increase questions that are already out there for the vaccine hesitant and speak to people who have been watching that haven't been vaccinated. what does the data show us about what the current vaccines do to protect people and the people around them. >> great to be with you, jim. i think the great news here is the delta variant with respect to the vaccine in the united states, the mrna vaccine, there is nothing to worry about. that is the efficacy race for preventing infections. no less hospitalizations and fatalities. it is extremely high. and so the concern here that elizabeth just reviewed with it about this booster is an unknown because the data hasn't been revealed that pfizer actually talked about. but everything that we have suggested really solid protection from the pfizer, moderna vaccines that are 96% of the vaccines that are used in the united states. >> there is a parallel here, right? it is the way flu shots are. people

eric in texas. >> caller: hey, jim. who y howdy from fort worth.tocks on the eve of memorial day increased and sold a short time later. i made money on most of those. one of them was capital oil headquarters it's tanked about 13%. what's going on? >> camping world is like ford doing incredibly well. i think that -- look, i think marcus le lemonis is a great person i like the outdoor thesis. frank in arizona frank. >> caller: jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: last year on your recommendation i bought penn national gaming. i traded it twice for huge profits both times and i rang the register on my own this year i bought it again and i'm down $45 per share. >> let's deal with that because we care about where it's going, not where it's come from it needs football season penn nat needs football season it will shine again. that, late december and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade >>> coming up, are the inches all around us? cramer talks turn arounds and ho

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jim bianco. don't forget ted lasso is on apple tv. season two drops friday. tom: ericn said he is watching. ted lasso, it away from the gloom. jason sudekis. jonathan: are they actually in richmond? tom: they film it at crystal palace and they give a shout out to crystal palace early on. i believe it is filmed at crystal palace. jonathan: that is south of the river. tom: i believe they do it there. jonathan: i am pleased you have your geography of london. tom: you have to get on this bandwagon. tyler's -- jonathan: i love love violent. i'm not even up to speed -- i love love island. tom: tyler is a constructive addition. we go to thomas costerg. thomas costerg joining us right now. within his research note is a really important observation about america's savings pile. he is optimistic we will spend a little bit of that savings pile over the next year to advance the american economy. what happens in a couple years to that still massive savings pile? thomas: the savings pile right now is around $2.5 trillion. the question for the economy is how much will be spent within

when we win the election in november of 2022, we need jim jordan in the house and we need senator ron johnson to conduct congressional hearings on ericg. i mean, the laptop is smoking gun evidence that joe biden lied to the nation. we are not getting any of this information out until the 2022 election. jim jordan, senator ron johnson need to conduct a congressional hearing and we get the american public while before 2024. that's the way we've got to get it out. >> sean: how is it possible, leo, that we have pictures, joe said multiple times i've never ever ever, not one time talked to 20 experience hunter about his foreign business dealings but we've got pictures was hunter and joe while he was vice president with some of these partners? you got the email's along with it? how come nobody cares? >> i'll tell you right now very clearly. first of all, joe biden is lying. if i was in a courtroom, he would be convicted unless he has a medical expert saying he has some type of cognitive dysfunction where he doesn't remember, that's his only defense. but as far as -- he is guilty as sin. he is absolutely guilty. the public doesn't care. the

jim jordan and scott perry and senator ron johnson. all three supported trump's election lies. joining me now are congressman ericlwell of california. and the author of "end game, inside the impeachments of donald trump" and joyce vance from the district of alabama and a professor of the alabama university school of law. she is a msnbc contributor. congressman swalwell, i have to start with you. it's hard to believe the second impeachment, in which you were impeachment manager, it was still this year, a few months ago. is there anything, nine pages of notes we have seen, do they fit with what you possibly saw as an impeachment manager a few months ago? >> part of me wishes that we could impeach him again and make sure he can never, ever run for office because he is seeking to do that, and he has all the elements in place to try to overturn an election again if he tries to run for office. so good evening, jonathan. good evening, joyce. this is what we saw. we saw someone who had such disdain for the rule of law, contempt for democracy. we're not going to impeach him again, of course, but we should bring the witnes

jim jordan and scott perry and senator ron johnson. all three supported trump's election lies. joining us now are democratic congressman ericwell of california, he served as the house impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of president donald trump and is the author of endgame, inside the impeachment of donald trump, and joyce vance former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and a professor at the university of alabama school of law, she is an msnbc legal contributor and thank you both for being with me. congressman swalwell, i need to start with you, it's hard to believe that the second impeachment of which you were an impeachment manager was just, it was still this year, just a few months ago, is there anything, do the notes, nine pages of notes that we've seen, do they fit with what you possibly saw as an impeachment manager a few months ago? >> part of me which is that we could to impeach him again and make sure that he could never run for office, because he's seeking to do that and he has all of the elements in place to try and overturn an election again if he tries to run for office, so goo

todd: jim, thank you. quickly to eric, marine, thank you for your service.mpromise the country doesn't work without compromise. todd: the one you like is infrastructure. >> note unilateral. i like compromise of one trillion. that is the way it is. that is the way this country should run, compromise. todd: compromise, back to you. pete: todd, thank you so much. compromise a key to a good relationship, right? >> it is a the key to good relationship. interesting the guy, vince, said he was a democrat, switched so he could vote for trump. there is a lot of those people in my district back in wisconsin as well. pete: for sure. as the left wage as war on the right's ideology, a new book is out for parents how to raise conservative kids in today's world. the author and two parents join us next. managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults