i want to thank chris cocks, ceo of hasbro.ave you on the show. >> thanks, jim. >> absolutely. "mad money's" back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, an old country chain going after a new look. can cracker barrel serve hungry investors? stick with cramer. (office chatter) is it me...or is work not working? at least, not the way it could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? can ai help your people work... without all the workarounds? feel better. make customer service work the way customers expect? that one. make your old tech work with your new tech? thank you. and todd here is wondering, can ai do all that... now? no pressure. it can. on the servicenow platform, ai transforms your entire business. your people work better, your customers are happier, and todd... well... he's practically euphoric. practically. because when your people work better, everything works better. so what are you waiting for? let's get to work. idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's supe

now, hasbro -- the idea that hasbro might buy them with this antitrust department?in this world. remember 20 years ago when mattel tried to buy hasbro. remember that? >> very true. >> that didn't -- it was even before that. this was a long time ago when hassanfeld. i forgot my dates, but i think it was a long time ago. >> the antitrust division would not let a toy company merge with a steel mill. >> you mentioned caterton. it puts me in mind of lvmh and the showdown in luxury. >> david, did you hear about the champagne numbers? >> tell me. >> people must be unhappy and they're not drinking champagne. what the hell? is that really your analysis? they've never seen bad numbers so they don't know what to say. how about the cognac numbers? did you read the call? >> i read parts of it. >> it was hysterically funny. where was robert frank on the narration of this call? >> it's not that much of a surprise. burberry did not have good numbers. hugo boss. there was concern in china. >> it was a funny call because it shows you, like lenin said, if the rich aren't happy, it's t

moving and inspired by the classic hasbro board game is coming to san jose. download the broadway san jose app to access the pre sale >liz>well, governor, newsom has been a vocal supporter of president biden. campaign. for him. and swing say but the governor says he wasn't given a heads up about sunday's big announcement. here's what he said in his podcast. >>>>when i got the word i was on my treadmill. that was the last thing i was expecting on a quiet sunday. president biden call you get all these text messages from the white house and the president's trying to get in touch with, but i didn't even see them script. >liz>well, newsom has since officially endorsed vice president harris and here is also secured an endorsement from a major youth led organization today. the march for our lives. organization. which is dedicated to ending gun violence. following 2018. parkland shooting. gave the vice president their first ever present. backing. back in march, harris visited the florida high school and met with victims families. the organization's endorsement comes

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it could consider others making a move like hasbro.attel is confident in its path as a stand alone business. >>> and in the meantime, cohere raised $500 million of funding. the canadian firm is taking on a.i. giants openai and anthropic. >>> cloud security firm wiz has pulled the plug on a $23 billion acquisition offer from google saying it will instead push ahead with plans to go public. in a letter seen by cnbc, wiz's co-founder rejecting the humbling offer is difficult, but the company will now focus on its next milestone. an ipo. the deal would have been google's largest start-up acquisition to date. >>> it is a bumper day of earnings from the u.s. today. tesla margins are expected to hit the lowest level in five years as price cuts and financial incentives continue to squeeze. >>> it is said to be a rosy quarter for alphabet. google's parent company is expected to have double digit growth. arjun is our tech expert. alphabet shares up 30% year to date. it seems like the stock is set for perfection going into the numbers. >> very hi

you can't do justice to all these companies and, for instance, i've got hasbro tonight and hasbro reported. i can't wait to speak to them. cracker barrel. dow, the old dow chemical, okay quarter, basic company, but this is a morning where you -- where it's a jeff probst morning as i posted on twitter. memo to corporate america, you screw up, we ain't got nothing for you. >> one we didn't get to was ibm worth a mention, up over 4% on earnings. >> they raised the fcs guide at $12 billion. >> software was good. the main frame cycle was good. give them their due. that was a strong quarter. i was looking at the red hat business, only single digit it growth that i thought might hurt them, but it didn't. they executed very well. congratulations. >> i mean, we could spend another half hour on the robert half and o'reilly autos of the world. >> absolutely. and again, there's so much of corporate america that is in flux. i don't even think we did justice to ai, but i think the rally in servicenow shows you if you use ai you got a return on investment you'll crush it. that servicenow is real and dese

but there's also reporting that mattel's archrival, hasbro, could buy mattel instead.ut more later today when mattel profits earnings. stuart: i know -- reports earnings. i i know crowdstrike has taken a huge hit. did cathie wood start buying the dip? lauren: in the past three days, crowdstrike has lost one-quarter of its value and, yes, she did. she is bold and brave. $11.8 million of crowdstrike stock she ed at around $305 a share, so she's already down. she did this on friday after that a worldwide outage. think about it. you've got congressional testimony coming up, potential liable, and she bought, like, $12 billion in -- million in stock. stuart: you take on a huge responsibility when you're chubbing around hundreds of millions of dollars. you're in charge of that money on behalf of your investors. it's all on you. lauren: she believes in the company long term. stuart: check that big board, please. six minutes' worth of business. the dow is down 78 points. the dow winners, i want a list of that lot. coke, amazon, ibm, boeing, they are winners today. s&p 500, msci

it would have been natural to buy shares from hasbro. i'm not asking kids to know what it means to own shares in terms of a price or even earnings. i'm civilly saying it's a way to teach kids that a company can be owned by the public. you can own a share in that company, too. they know toys. of course, the irony should not be lost on my family. can you imagine if my father had bought shares in a nice dividend stock for me? 3m, rather than national video. we had bought some cheerios on our breakfast table every day of our lives. we could have bought general mills. what a fantastic stock. and then there were the really easy ones. what about disney world? it's that factor and not how many people signed up for the streaming service that will always drive me back to the stock. it should be enough to make you want to own -- but the theme park? come on. let's not outthink this game. don't know about johnson & johnson's band-aids and shampoo, but they were -- i knew then, as well as i know now, that kleenex is something used to wipe your nose. t

that move might prompt other offers from different suiters including potentially rival hasbro.nt on speculation. coming up here, team harris raising $81 million in her first 24 hours alone. wow. we'll take a look at some of the big far left donors backing that campaign but before we get to that let's check in with our pal, jackie deangelis, brian brenberg, they are both in for dagen and sean on the bottom line. what's coming up next guys? >> good to see you, we've got congresswoman anna luna on the big secret service hearing and clay travis on the biden harris switcheroo. jackie: a two-fer with mike huckabee, and lee carter because joe manchin isn't going to challenge kamala, but he's also saying they have a lot of issues to talk about and discuss. brian: discuss amongst yourselves. jackie: we'll see you at the top of the hour. you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. cla - cpas, consultants, and wealth advisors. we

we will hear from hasbro, nasdaq and southwest airlines and american airlines.ll of that coming before the opening bell. we will have an interview with robert isom after that company reports. we will speak to nasdaq chair adena friedman after that report. >>> our next guest is tom lee. thank you for being here, tom. i don't know you need an introduction at this point. people tune in to hear and it is almost like a salve. i think you will give us a little bit of that today from our wounds yesterday. not entirely. you think the s&p is probably going to be flat for august overall. >> yes, that's right. >> that's unlike some of your recent calls about the s&p with friendlier inflation data. you made some calls about some big near-term moves. that's not what you are saying today unless you are talking small caps. >> that's right. part of what we saw yesterday is the rotation which is painful away from large caps. i think tesla earnings and google exaccelerated some of th. i think there is uncertainty about the fed's commitment to cutting although we expect inflation

regulator would allow hasbro and mattel to merge?t's such a small bit of the overall entertainment industry. mattel has justed to being also an i.t. company, making great movies like "the barbie movie," they would be able to get a deal done, but private equity has lots and lots of cash, lots and lots of value there at mattel. and ian is a terrific ceo. very, very smart. >> esg? >> esg is a favorite of mine, as you know. i love the fact that the garden can't be replaced. it's one of a kind. warren buffett always says, you want to find a company where there's a real moat around it. there's a true moat around the world's greatest arena. and it will be hot this year with the knicks coming back and being close to a championship caliber team. we think it could happen. the rangers are great, and they continue to control radio city music hall with the rockettes and the christmas spectacular, the beacon theater, the chicago theater. i thi i think msge is in a wonderful position to continue to thrive. they own the air rights above the garden.

on thursday, we got honeywell, southwest airlines, american airlines and hasbro.yers squib. we have several key data points. on thursday, we have jobless claims and durable goods and first look gdp for the second quarter. on friday, the fed inflation gauge and core pce ahead of the july meeting next week. joining us is stephanie link, it's portfolio manager at hightower adviser. she is also a cnbc contributor. steph, you said on friday when you were talking to our staff, that you would hold off on any of your macro thoughts because you were the not sure what would happen on the political front. you were right. what do you think now? >> it's a crazy time. i think the market certainly could be volatile for the next couple of months for obvious reasons. i have always said it is the mix of congress that is most important versus who is the president. before the biden news, becky, it did look like there could be a real possibly the republicans would sweep both houses as well as the presidency. so, there's a lot of time head. we've got four months to go. it does still lo