philly electric people then changed to pico do you find shareholders are ex exelon users >> when youportunity and responsibility to serve 10 million, you connect in so many different ways you're in people's homes and businesses and the relationship is personal. so when i come in and talk exelon they have stories of pico like you do and family members that worked there for generations. there is a connection with your utility we don't take for granted and go out each and every day to really strengthen that bond because we're going to show up each and every day and as you know, jim, those men and women, they're out there when it's the worst and keeping your lights on and gas flowing and we don't take that for granted and i know our customers don't, either. >> you're doing a fabulous job i love that 3% yield i like for reliability that's what our viewers want i want to thank the exelon ceo kevin butler thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> excellent "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, cramer wants to hear from you your calls on a thund

attempted murder, trevor is in the hospital after an officer shot him in the shoulder and whether exelonthe attack. the 19-year-old placed on fbi watch list after allegedly told his mother he wanted to go to afghanistan to fight alongside the taliban. all three injured officers are out of the hospital, todd. >> todd: nash with federal marshals fed up with the biden administration accusing of neglecting national security threats as hundreds of agents deployed to the border every single day to assist with migrant surge. instead, new intel for dhs reveals al qaeda of coming attacks on u.s. possibly involving planes will use new techniques and t tactics. executive director of the air marshal national council joins me no appearance on your, how much worse as the decision to move air marshals out of the sky to the border now that we have this al qaeda threat? >> well, todd, it looks absolutely insane. we don't understand why these decisions are being made. they are watching for weak areas and not protecting our aviation and going to the border. it is absolute madness. >> todd: and a letter to

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