america's sweetheart, jim gaffigan. beloved jim gaffigan. >> jim: thanks so much.have not spoken since you blew up dinner. >> jim: even recently, there's so much dramatic -- i think probably the biggest thing was probably, since i've seen you, pat sajak retiring. you know what i mean? >> stephen: that's true. >> jim: i mean, you can see how stunned they are. >> stephen: and now there's a power vacuum. >> jim: he is the host of "wheel of fortune," but is there anything pat sajak can't do? you know, hosted "wheel of fortune," he is -- he is -- he is like a renaissance man. and i'm sure he is a sweet person. i don't want to be mean, but i do love "wheel of fortune" and i am not 80. but i do love it. and i wish i was there when he announced his retirement. because he is a quality guy. he probably gathered everyone from the "wheel of fortune" family together and it's like i have done this for a couple of decades, but i have to retire. because i would've stood up and said, you know this isn't a real job. you don't get to retire from playing hangman. you know? the appropr

jim doty: okay.ial indications that these remains are cari. liz golyar: okay. jim doty: okay. keith morrison: meanwhile, said detective doty, he was hoping liz could help establish a timeline, like when was the last time liz saw cari. well that was easy, said liz. one brief encounter when liz went unannounced to daves apartment back in 2012. liz golyar: i didnt know he was dating anybody else at the time. jim doty: mm-hm. liz golyar: so she came out and i was going in. jim doty: mm-hm. liz golyar: and she made a smart comment to me. jim doty: whatd she say to you? liz golyar: called me a bitch. jim doty: okay. okay. liz golyar: and it wasnt a big deal. i didnt really care at the time. i just wanted to get my stuff. and then i left and went home. jim doty: okay. thats the only time youve ever seen her in person? liz golyar: yup. keith morrison: she told detective doty that it was dave who blamed cari for all those harassing messages over the years. but just as she had told detective avis, she now thou

let's go to jim in delaware, jim?e're you. at this point in my life, i'm looking more for some income stocks. >> okay. >> caller: pretty heavy rated in high-tech. i came across this british oil tanker company, and it's called torm -- >> it's got a very big yield, but i think that yield may be put it under the character of too good to be true? i think you got to stick with a realistic yield and will be there for the ages let's go to thomas in georgia, please, thomas >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for the call. >> oh, thank you. >> caller: and thanks to you and jeff for all the hard work. >> yeah, jeff is unbelievable so so good. >> caller: keeping in with today's hold 'em or folden, i'm sitting on roblox. >> i thought this was the first good quarter in a long time. i believe that you know what in this is not the time to sell roblox that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round" [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by charles schwab. >>> coming up, cramer shares a business lesson that ne

i'm cadet connor chang from santa rosa, california hi, jim.success of nvidia other chip stocks just haven't been performing as well. >> you got that right. >> what sets nvidia apart from the rest of the sector >> nvidia is a unique company because what they are really about is two things. they're about power, but they're about heat people don't realize that. jensen wong, the ceo, is all about making the coolest chips that run the most powerful the other ones would consume all of the electricity of the grid they suck it up. so what he's done is really rather remarkable is combine a chip that actually pays off the day it gets there and it doesn't run hot, but it is so powerful and it can go through and it can equal to hundreds of other chips. so what it really is, a distillation that makes the move so quickly that hundreds of thousands of questions in a nanosecond and nobody else has that one day maybe people will catch up, but right now no one is near nvidia, no one, for speed and for heat >> thank you, jim. >> go assassins. >> all right >> how

let's go to jim in new jersey. jim? >> hey, jim.everything you do to teach about all this stuff you're awesome >> thank you >> jim, i own a few different lithium stocks and i wonder if you still think there's money to be made in the lithium space specifically -- >> no, i think lithium stocks, i think lithium is coming down in pricing and there's no reversing it kind of not the right place to be let's go to gary in pennsylvania gary >> hi, jim, booya. >> booya, gary >> long time viewer, listener. thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> i bought back in the end of august -- i bought not too many shares like 200 shares of chewy for a little over $25 and change, and i wondered what you think of the prospects of this stock. >> i think chewy is bottoming here, but i just don't know how much upside because people can get the stuff from amazon. let's go to jesse in california. jesse. >> yeah, cramer. first time caller and i always watch you all the time >> thank you thank you for watching >> i've got a military stock called grs it's hit

what more can you tell us, jim? >> i can report cia director bill burns is traveling to the middle east as well. a u.s. official telling me the focus of his visit will be a few things. one, of course, the ongoing military campaign in gaza, but also hostage negotiations and a focus that's been consistent for u.s. officials as they visit the region, and that is to attempt to keep this war from expanding. that, a similar message to what we heard from secretary blinken as he made his surprise visit to bagdad where, of course, u.s. forces have come under fire from iran-backed militias there multiple times since october 7th. similar attacks in syria against u.s. sources there. secretary blinken taking care to say during his visit to bagdad that a u.s. focus remains not allowing this war to expand and doing all they can to keep state and non-state actors from jumping into this conflict. have a listen to what he said. >> we're working very hard to make sure the conflict in gaza doe does escalate, spread to other places. whe

jim? >> all right, ben wedeman, thank you very much for that. >>> president biden and china's xi jingping are set to meet. wewe'll break k down the g goal that meeeeting just t ahead. >>> president biden is preparing for a meeting with china's xi jingping in san francisco later this week. the meeting comes as the two superpowers try to find common ground on a multitude of global threats. jake sullivan previewed one goal the white house hopes to achieve. >> when it comes to managing the relationship, ties and communications between our two militaries are critical. the chinese have basically severed those communication links. president biden would like to re-establish them and he will look to the summit as an opportunity to try to advance the ball on that. >> mark stewart is our correspondent in beijing. mark, what does xi jingping want to accomplish? what do you make of the very big meeting coming up? >> first and foremost, we have to point out that the fact that this meeting is even taking

or tweet me @jim cramer. as the late baseball great yogi bear once said about a red hot restaurant, nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded. even on a solid day where the dow only gained 84 points, s&p edged up 1%. nasdaq up. these stocks, six of which we owned with the trust for some time, which you can follow by joining the cnbc investing clubs. the ratings of alphabet, microsoft, nvidia and tesla, so why wouldn't the index swing with them? let's go back. you have to wonder why so few people actually own these stocks. i spend a huge amount of time speaking to investors, especially young investors. rarely to i hear of anyone that actually owns these stocks. in fact, i don't even meet nvidia. why is that? well, there are a bunch of reasons. first let's take the magnificent seven as a group. most of these stocks have high dollar amount prices. in theory, that shouldn't mean a thing. just buy one share. but most investors aren't listening to do that. they want it to be like it was in the 1980s, '90s even wh

jim. >> that story seems to be developing.al, thank you very much. >>> coming up, breaking news. the white house says that one of hundreds of hostages being held by hamas is a a 3-year-oldld americican. the e very latesest on that t n. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. >>> you are live in the "c

jim? >> all right, jennifer hansler, thank you so much. >>> with us now with more on all this is mark regev. he's a formerly israel's ambassador to great britain, and now a senior adviser to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. thank you very much, mark, for being with us. we appreciate it. as you know, secretary of state blinken is making the case for these humanitarian pauses. he did not i guess -- he did not get received well with that message in his meetings earlier today in jordan. what is israel's view that? are humanitarian pauses on the table for your government? >> the truth is we say if you want a humanitarian pause, let's first and foremost talk about getting hostages out. there are 2 had 0-plus -- 240-plus israeli hostages, some of them citizens of other countries, as well, who were kidnapped on that terrible day, october 7th, the day that hamas invaded our country. they raped and murdered and burned people alive. on that terrible day, they also abducted over 240 people, took the

jim bob, eat it or lose it. -i'll eat it. -you heard her. -use a fork, jim bob. -what did i tell you? thanksgiving is right around the corner. have y'all thought about what you're grateful for? well, i'm grateful for the baldwins' odd jobs, that's for sure. helps tide us over 'til planting begins. [john-boy] how about you, jason? i'm grateful for no school over the holidays. [john-boy] that figures, yeah. well, i'm grateful for the new pack horse book lady. so is john-boy, huh? and why are you so grateful for her? well, you'll see! jim bob, what are you grateful for? well, i'm grateful for the harvest festival fair. can't wait to see all the crafts. i--give it--am thankful that sister harriet and brother william are helping me and jason rehearse for the talent show at the fair. elizabeth? your turn. -you first. -okay. uh, i'm grateful for... momma's pancakes. [mary ellen] oh, john-boy, that is a cheat! -we are all thankful for that. -now you. i'd be more grateful if momma and daddy would let me have a pet rabbit. aww, hey, we have plenty of animals roaming around

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. we're only one year out from election day, and already there are warning signs for president biden in his bid for re-election. a new set of polls from "the new york times" and sienna college show biden trailing former president donald trump in hypothetical matchups in four key swing states. you see them there on-screen. trump appears to have an edge in nevada, georgia, arizona, and michigan, all critical states that could hand the election to the former president. but legal problems continue to pile up for donald trump. tomorrow he is expected to have to answer to some of these serious allegations of fraud that he's facing. he's set to take the stand in new york for a civil trial that could determine the fate of his business in that state. so one year from election day, how worried should the white house be about these low poll numbers for joe biden at this stage of the campaign? cnn's senior data reporter harry enten joins. harry, i wanted to bring you back tonight to talk about thes

jim acosta is up next. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington and we begin this hour with six days in counting. here we go again. it's been exactly six weeks since the house passed a temporary spending bill to avoid a shutdown and in just six days, we could be back in the same place waiting to see if a deal is in place to keep the government from shutting down. you might recall the last deal cost kevin mccarthy his job. now with days to go, the new speaker is laying out his plan to keep the government funded. an annie grayer is here with latest. they had a call. what tdid you find out? >> still combing through the bill. but what mike johnson did is reveal he wants to fund the government with a two-part approach. the first would fund some of the government to january 19th as you can see here with some government agencies getting that deadline. and then a second bill that would fund the rest of the government until february 2nd. this bill would not have any additional funding for the wars in israel or ukraine. it would

>> hey, jim, first time caller.>> excellent. >> i was wondering if i could get your short term and long term outlook on a company called nice. >> it's been all over the map. it's an inexpensive stock that was -- i haven't looked into israeli stocks since the massacre at the beginning of october. i've not paid enough attention to them >>> let me tell you about the rich. they are different from you and me. that's what ran through my head when i learned the board of open ai, the company that turned ai into a series of products fired the ceo, sam. not only did they fire him, they put out a release saying he was, quote, not consistently candid in communications, end get. that may not sound harsh but a board talking about an absent ceo, it's brutal. next you know, it turns up $13 billion not long ago. he's in charge of a new initiative. what's incredible is how fast microsoft acted. now because of altman >>> i am brian sullivan and tonight the nasdaq just did something it has not done in two years, but big tests looming t

i'm jim cramer. i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow.us whiplash. a critical meeting leaving heads spinning over prices. we'll try to make sense of it all. a november to remember. an epic month for wrapping up your money is december gearing up to be bigger and better? >>> president biden taking aim at both corporations and the ultra rich. but some are sayinhis facts may be a little fuzzy. >>> respiratory illness outbreak intensifying in china with concerns it may be spreading in one american spread. >>> plus the red hot ai job that pays nearly a quarter million a year. our frie

jim in new jersey. jim. >> caller: yes, sir. >> hey, jim. it's jim >> caller: how are you >> i'm fine. what's up? >> caller: i'm calling you today from the great state of new jersey with a question about dominion energy. stock symbol d i bought it in the year 2020 at 81 today it closed just below 45. it currently pays a respectable dividend of 2.67%. considering where i own it, in your analysis in the near to midterm is this stock for me a buy, sell or hold? >> okay, so jimmy, listen to me. this stock is one of the worst in the utility segment and the utility stocks are all down like the bond market has been down. interest rates go higher it's down about 27%. they are doing a reorganization that sounds intriguing to me and i don't want you to just ditch it right here but it yields 5.9% when it gets down to a 5% yield, in other words, when the stock goes higher i think you should sell it. i don't think it's that great a company. it used to be. bud in ohio. >> caller: boo-yah, skee-daddy very happy club member bud calling from beautiful akron,

jim, ethnic griffey about the character. over time. and i think some readers of especially readers of literature will find those kinds books fascinating. i can't wait to read the books on othello and jim and those sorts of of works. but there will also be political figures, diplomatic figures, we hope, and certainly literary figures be including legal figures. we haven't we haven't even touched the surface yet of biographies of great lawyers and judges. and so forth. well, before we leave, some of these literary figures, would you consider the biography of jim from huckleberry finn? in a sense, to be a historical novel. no, i would. i would i would say no to that. and i think shelley fisher fishkin would, although i can't speak for her, she's writing that book. no, she's going to be charting the way jim has been interpreted it over time, criticized over time, depicted in art, over time. i mean, it is one of the most famous black characters in any american work of fiction. yeah. jim and huckleberry finn and she proposed this

>> jim, i'm told by a senior u.s. official that the parties involved in the ongoing negotiations to try to secure the release of these hostages being held by hamas in gaza, that they are looking towards and working towards a deal that would entail a multiple sustained days long pause in fighting in exchange for a large group of these hostages being freed and that if the deal were struck, the hostages would leave gaza in stages over the course of multiple days. and that the first priority would be given to the most vulnerable populations including, of course, children and women. but just in a sign of how cameraly delicate and challenging these negotiations are, the senior u.s. official telling me that the deal has been close before and that there is no certainty at all that a deal could be struck. i'm also told that there are many, many details that still need to be worked out and that if a deal were to be struck, it would still be days before that came to fruition. i'm also told that obviously we have seen israel, as

jim? >> and so it is heartbreaking to look at the faces of the hostages and think about what they and their families must be going through. ed, excellent report. ed lavendera thank you. >>> more on the breaking news, the federal investigation into mayor eric adams escalating tonight as the fbi seizes his phones and ipad. stay with usus, you're i in "th situtuation roomom." >> happening now, breaking news, the new york city mayor cell phones seized and the fbi and federal prosecutors ratcheting up a fundraising investigation bringing it directly to mayor eric adams. >>> also tonight, the skies over gaza light up again. israel declaring the war against hamas is complex as the secretary of state is sharpening his criticism of the soaring civilian death toll. >>> and on the 2024 campaign trail, president biden takes a jab at donald trump while vice president kamala harris travels to south carolina, her mission to try to rally black voters as polls suggest biden support from that core constitue

>> hey, jim. drugmaker cn -- >> i want you to sell the stock monday. trust the ftc. you have made money already. something aggregates said that he didn't call out, dr. morlock, old pay much for cgen. having worked on the cancers that they have had, those drugs, i would not go with cgen. let's go to, frank. >> bu-yeah. >> bu-yeah. go ahead? >> first solar. >> first solar is the only stock i currently recommend. this is not a play on financing, which it turned out all the others were they went by the wayside. this could blain in washington. blaine? >> hey, jim. my question will be coming to you today from washington, where i am down about 2% on an energy stock that pays 3.7% dividend. i'm wondering, buy, sell, or hold on national fuel gas? >> i don't like national fuel gasper doesn't pay enough or have the growth i wanted to get back. if i wanted yield and get some growth, i want one oh or energy transfer. i think they're both superior to the stock that you own. peter in oklahoma. peter? >> a, jimmy

jim? >> all right, ed lavandera, thank you so much. >>> earlier tonight we learned that president biden was briefed by national security officials including secretary of state antony blinken, cnn's jennifer hansler is traveling with the secretary and has the latest from amman, jordan. >> reporter: well, jim, we saw blinken standing alone among his counterparts in amman today. he was the only one to oppose a cease-fire. we saw the jordanian foreign minister, the egyptian foreign minister, both calling for an immediate stop to fighting in gaza, this cease-fire would be for an undetermined amount of time in order to appease the humanitarian catastrophe there on the ground. blinken instead is trying to bridge this gap by calling for what he's calling a humanitarian pause. this would be a temporary stop to the fighting, not long enough to allow hamas to regroup and potentially reattack israel. this is how he described it today -- >> the united states believes that all of these efforts would be

jim, you may hav ke someday, but i know i won't. never myou've never met my wife that andrew. >> do you ever use pronouns in your kitchen? >> if so, elaborate. no don't u we don't use pronoune kitchen. but, you know, i got to say, i'm going to go off script. that was really hurt t t. the knock on the recipe books. yeah, so? so i'm going. recipe i'm going to lean into my feelings and my pain. and you didn't even address me by my pronouns pain. did when iu here, which is medium and medium rart whiche and not addressing me by my pronouns, i think that my mental health is at stakmy mentae. end. y >> steak. steak. wellea see, john fries, you see, you see what i did there was. but at least those. those are. i'm going to i'm going to go alonalong withge littlg with the circus you've created rare and medium rare. >> at least tell you something that is usefult is use. yes, that is true and accurate. and the meat's dead. ie. iot like they car not all the time. oh, that's. oh, yeah, yeah, that's. i don't think i want to knowinki more about tha

how about jim in florida. jim? >> caller: hey, hi, jimmy. >> hey, buddy! >> caller: so, here is my question. >> sure. >> caller: i bought l3 harris around 200, and i thought it was a great buy because aerospace, defense, and florida institute of technology, all right here. so we got a bright crop of engineers and we have good weather. but the stock has lagged. >> but you know what, jim? sometimes the stock is wrong. i'm going to urge you. >> buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy! >> to buy l3 harris. i think it is an inexpensive good contractor, selling 14 times net share. pick up right here. as obvious as the magnificent seven winners seem in retrospect, you have to remember it was very easy to get shaken out. that's why i always emphasize the importance of going your own research, not letting yourself be swayed by the opinions of experts, and let us help you with the cnbc investing club. dutch bros has fallen from highs. but after spending last month creeping higher, the west coast coffee chain going east. i'm getting the latest from the ceo. >>> and members of t

i like all-in-jim better i may make that stick.sounds like you're trending that way >> enthusiastic. >> rob >> we don't have a lot of utilities exposure it's not in the nature of what we do. it's a texas-based energy company, it happens to be cheap from a p/e standpoint. it has a 20% free cash flow yield, 2.5% dividend you can tell we were starting to look for some places to hide maybe a little too early >> yeah. josh, you used to own nexterra you sold it six, seven weeks ago, maybe five or so. what about utilities here? rates will make this move lower. what a move today. >> i own the billggest and best but it's buried within berkshire hathaway >> i thought you were going there. >> berkshire is double the performance of the s&p 500 the last three years don't tell anyone. the 99-year-old is beating most active stock pickers again over the last 36 months you see berkshire up more than 50% the s&p up 28. i wouldn't say the utility is one of the bigger drivers within berkshire. on a standalone basis, if it were publicly traded, it woul

i'm jim acosta in washington. former president trump back on the campaign trail in new hampshire and once again he is praising dictators around the world. listen to how he characterized chinese later on xi jinping earlier today. >> president xi is like central casting. there is nobody in hollywood that can play the role of president xi. the look, the strength, the voice. it's good to have a good relationship with putin and xi. they have lots of good reopens. and kim jong-un. >> the former president showing some confusion over who is the current president. >> the head of hungary, a very tough, strong guy. victor orban. they were interviewing him two weeks ago and they said what would you advise president obama? the whole world seems to be exploding? >> trump tipped his attacks on special counsel jack smith, talking about smith's wife and family. the former president repeated his accusations that smith is deranged and a trump-hating prosecutor, tipping his wife and family despise me much more than he does. turning n

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jim davidson joins me now . jim, jim davidson joins me now.ll, no, not really . >> well, no, not really. >> well, no, not really. >> i think i think doing a job and fulfilling your purpose in doing that job is about the ability to do the job. >> if i was the bbc, i'd line them all up and say, right, does anyone here know what a programme is? does anyone seen a tv camera? does anyone written a script? does anyone? can read an autocue? does anyone know anything about television and when no one steps fonnard, they all get the job. you've just got to look at the bbc and to see that there's absolutely no one there that knows when i work for there that knows when i work for the bbc, they got through about 15 different directors every series of the generation game, and not one of them had ever seen a camera in their life. as long as they've got a little diversity thing and they vote labour and wear sandals and look like jeremy corbyn, they're in ridiculous, ridiculous . couldn't ridiculous, ridiculous. couldn't do the job well, i think looking back o

jim actually has a moment where he he mentors huck on how to be a good man. you know, and huck eats it up because he's never seen in an adult man show how to be a good man. none of the whites, the white men that he's supposed to celebrate, have shown him how to be a good man. they're all uniformly repugnant. they're violent, they're abusive. and jim is kind and caring and thoughtful and pays attention to them and it makes me think when you say we don't make room to see the in-between. and i think it's probably because it scares us to imagine we might be in the in-between right now better. and i wonder. when we look at huck finn today, what's the biggest error we make, emmanuel, or what's one of them? right. look, what do we do in wrong when we talk about this? because clearly we're not doing certain things right, you know? well, i mean, one of the mistakes we make is we focus so much on the language and the language is jarring when we look at, for example, the use of the n-word. it's jarring for many of us, but it's only symptomatic. it's only evidence of a l

jim goes to college and returns less and less.s the book comes to a close, he reunites with ant knee yasm after years struggle, she has 10 children and a farm of her own, her version of the american dream. the novel was well-received and mirrored part of waiter's own life. she traveled west as a young child where she met the inspiration for the novel. red cloud and its people played prominent role in her work. later in life, in 1934, she said, "my antonia," in my opinion, is by far the best of all my contributions. host: welcome to "books that shaped america," our c-span series that looks at how books throughout our history have influenced who we are today in. partnership with the library of congress this 10-week series has been exploring different topics, viewpoints, and eras and we're glad you're joining us for this walk through history. so far in the series, we've looked at early america, its growth, the era of slavery, and the development of the law. we've also started to explore classic novels, including "huckleberry finn." t

so this jim document helped a lot by knew how to amends with precise with the military documents. so following the gym and documents that i quoted just now, i succeeded in finding both ends to communicate in the gym and press. and even the author of that report in the original wall film the the right off to the customer to operation. and if the independent state of croatia, county public was even received by the fuel to adult hitler himself. both the germans and cro. what's what extremely happy with the successful elimination of bandits that's gotten there, said the final liquidation of the ones that i mentioned. the fact is, the tablets of the great woods. but his great operation saying that he successfully resolved to the jewish and this, it'd be an issues of the question in croatia. in this context, it's perfectly clear why could use such a language that's very typical of the signature of ss documents. and definitely not the most and couldn't be seen in the gym and press. took nails, results are under stated and fall from what really happened in color. in that bloody mexico to

and jim's holding.st open and jim's holding. now is in a vest. got now jim is in a vest. he's got his trousers he's in a vest. his trousers on. he's in a vest. so it's pretty scary sight. so it's a pretty scary sight. it's this huge chunk of wood it's got this huge chunk of wood in his hand, and they're going, what you doing? what are you what are you doing? what are you doing? i've got chunk of doing? well, i've got a chunk of wood going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as well going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as well bejing to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as well be you. to get it. it might as well be you. and they ran down the street like scalded bunnies. one of the things i remember vividly, because think it's such becau

and as jim and his federal president, i want to ask for forgiveness for want jim and state your full fathers for 5, and i'm good time for his more. i want to assure you that we, gentlemans, will, together with you me, look for answers to the result. questions that home to you, dean and kind of who else is who's the 1st time a jim and head of state has recognized the colonial crimes in such clear terms. stimulus and cold gentleman, east africa. the africans rose up against exploitation and brutal tyranny. portfolio was one of the bloodiest colonial was. many people died of hunger because the german colonial troops and the fields to deprive the people of a livelihood. crimes that are recorded in some gas, small museum. each new generation can learn what happened here. behind closed doors, president stein my, i met defendants of national hero. some guy peach vice basic was the last time aware of the great that and he said, still places on your people today did some more anguish. he closes his family is on, and i said was how deeply the pain of his death and of how he was murdered, he sp

let's go to jim in wisconsin.u, jim. >> this stock has had a tough year. tell me about walgreens. >> i think they have to cut the dividend in half and show a plan. without a plan, i can't recommend it. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. coming up, make ends meet and make your portfolio work overtime. shopify, small business, and the underground economy. cramer has more next. meet gold bond daily healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins. and... new gold bond healing sensitive. clinically shown to heal & moisturize dry, sensitive skin. gold bond. >>> take your cell phone out. go to bfcm.shopify.com. watch the black friday numbers while you're listening to me. you're watching as the president of shopify said to me, the super bowl of entrepreneurs, this weekend belongs to them. look at the sales number go higher, as one of the most inspiring things i have se

father is on the raft, he is suffering from smallpox, so that no one was approaching the raft where jimat the same time he perceives this as his crime, he understands that this is jim , someone’s thing, and he seems to be leading him away from this slavery, mark twain for this book then, very strongly scolded, in general, the traditional american society, which, the southern slave owners, who were accustomed to this order of things, who, like a black man, that they attacked marco tan strongly for this, because how dare you say that, is now on mark twain is being attacked for being used this word, well, you feel the difference, well, it’s clear, well, here it is that a person showed the truth, and he is condemned for it, that’s all true, it was the same, let’s say with scientists, and they simply changed people’s opinions and people’s worldview to, let’s say correct as it actually is , but no one wanted to accept it, but let’s say this is how the telescope was invented, comrade galileo, they didn’t accept him, they told him to give up his... words that he uttered about the worldview and

jim gagarrison: yes, sir.exuality or coercion through homosexuality was a factor in the planning or the assassination of john f. kennedy? jim garrison: no comment. vincent bugliosi: at one point, he had 16 assassins in dealey plaza. with that many assassins, i don't know how kennedy made it to t the autopsysy table. spspeaker: gararrison annonoud he had disiscovered a a code. mike wallace: garrison says jack ruby's unlisted telephone number appears in address books belonging to shaw and oswald. russell long: so if you take the p and the o and you use a telephone dial, p gives you 7, o gives you 6. edward jay epstein: he just changed the digits around, added digits, added letters. russssell long: : and you reconstrucuct the numbmbers, and then you subtract 1,300, and that gives you ruby's unlisted telephone number. speaker: well, mr. garrison, if the po didn't exist until late '65, how could it then be jack ruby's phone number? jim garrison: well, that's a problem for you to think over because you obviously mis

and jim's holding.st open and jim's holding. now is in a vest. got now jim is in a vest. he's got his trousers he's in a vest. his trousers on. he's in a vest. so it's pretty scary sight. so it's a pretty scary sight. it's this huge chunk of wood it's got this huge chunk of wood in his hand, and they're going, what you doing? what are you what are you doing? what are you doing? i've got chunk of doing? well, i've got a chunk of wood going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as well going to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as well bejing to doing? well, i've got a chunk of wooit. it might as well be you. to get it. it might as well be you. and they ran down the street like scalded bunnies. one of the things i remember vividly, because think it's such becau

i am jim kaufman, director of capital grounds at the architect of the capitol. i'm honored to be here this evening along with the speaker of the house, mr. mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we are also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan reese from beverly elementary school in west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> lighting the capitol christmas tree has been festive tradition since 1964 and one to continue this year. we are delighted to have the capital christmas tree that west virginians and all americans can be proud of. a lot of preparation and effort goes into finding the perfect christmas tree for the u.s. capitol. and i'm delighted to say that we made a beautiful selection this year, a 63-foot norway spruce from the national forest the allegheny mountains of west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> the tree is from greenbrier ranger district, home of capitol christmas tree provided by the united states service in 1970. i would like the thank the fire service for finding and providing the people's tree

jim in colorado.ing about getting invested in a medical device company. i wanted to know your thoughts on them. one of them is meg tronics. because of the hard dividends. >> they could be bottoming. i do think they are better run right now than they usually would. that does surprise me how they have not done a very good job. they have been a company for a very long time. when i don't speak my mind, i end up losing my mind. the s&p 500 is back in full mode. it is thanks in part to a bond market. i am getting a read on the consumer as a ceo. i will tell you why it is time to pull the plug on the data. when it comes to tonight's edition of the lightning round. stay with cramer. all right. 60 seconds to draw the perfect gift. what's it gonna be? a bottle of don julio, 1942, delivered. delivered with drizly. gifting without the guessing. drizly. only sleep number smart beds let you each choose delivyour individualy. giftifirmness and comfort.ng. your sleep number setting. and actively cools and warms up to

we, jim?ell, it does send out a thing , doesn't it, where the thing, doesn't it, where the enemy say, who's up against us? i'm neutral accent i'm going to do a neutral accent here. know who's against here. you know who's up against us? the australians. it doesn't matter. they don't know whether they're men or women whatever they're men or women or whatever . they've got a leftie government. all we have to do is wear a rainbow flag wear brave wave a rainbow flag at and they'll surrender at them, and they'll surrender and take the crazy , too, right? >> listen, jim, let's finish on some good news. well done. portsmouth council who are portsmouth council. all who are leading the fight back against vegan h leading the fight back against vegan it voted to vegan campaigners. it voted to keep meat and dairy on the menu at all. official event s, which is, i think, fantastic news. do you eat meat? because you look like a steak man to me. are you are you partial to a big juicy bone? >>i bone? >> i don't

interesting, because i thought yesterday, jim, in particular, with the addition of mr.n, who's a widely respected executive, that it might quell any hopes that peltz had, and by the way, ts is not going to be easy for him, and again, as i said, frances desouza will be stepping down and you e gorman and darroch join the board. what his arguments are going to be, particularly iger was with andrew yesterday, talking again about many of the strategic things that he sees coming. fully understand why.t quite >> well, i think that nelson peltz believes that the performance of the peoe on the board in general is well below what the s&p, the actual ople -- their record. remember what bill barr says. you are what your record says you are, and ihink he feels these people are not equal to that. now, david, i would point out that i can't -- you can't the two-faced. i thought mr. gorman did an amazing job at morgan stanley. maybe that doesn't translate, but i can sait to nelson and say it to you. this was a very strong appointment. >> hs a -- he's a serious guy. i ppen to know him fa

jim harbaugh got a lot of applause at a michigan hockey game.d was fair or do you think that the injunction should be granted and let him play out the season? >> so yeah, if i were the judge, dana, i would have granted this injunction because you can't unring the bell of a suspension once jim harbaugh is not on the sidelines and later found not to be responsible for this. not like you can go back and allow him on the sideline. but the fact the judge didn't grant the injunction before the game against penn state and isn't even going to have a hearing until friday, which is on the eve of michigan's game against maryland, makes me think she is not going to grant the injunction. if there is harm, how did you find it before the penn state game? and the other real wild card here, dana, is arguably michigan is so rejuvenated and revitalized by jim harbaugh not being on the sideline it is almost like from a performance perspective they may be better off. they adopted the us against the world mantra and played a great game against penn state on sunday. >

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jim, i don't think that might be enough for you >> not possible. >> it's all about visuals, jim i broughting here bigger is better in my industry. i decided we're going to go home, we're going to go home -- >> no! there's no way >> pearlman last night on "mad money." >> he said i want you to find a list of 100 companies. i googled the top 100 companies. he said i want you to think of one of the 100 i thought of nike. and then he -- he wasn't even in the room he was not in the room when i picked nike. then he actually had -- at the end he did something amazing he told the executive pro us doer, i want you to think of someone. it was her child's pediatrician and he got that. very scary he's not of this world >> better than david blaine? >> no -- comparison is erroneous. i have seen blaine do some things that were really funny. >> incredible. fun times on "mad" last night. let's get to the opening bell. uranium exploration company, next gen [ cheers and applause ] >> the more we look into the self-driving, we look at the automatic intelligence for driving, we're starting to get discouraged.

, i think, show of force from the idf with jim there. i think they want the world, perhaps want hezbollah to see this today on the eve of the hezbollah leader speaker. come back soon jim because that's fascinating to see. we'll be right back. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> new this morning, israeli defense forces are moving closer in toward gaza city saying hamas' lines of defense are collapsing in northern gaza. as the israeli ground operation intensifies, president biden is reiterating his call for a pause in fighting in the hopes of allowing more hostages

we, jim?ell, it does send out a thing , doesn't it, where the thing, doesn't it, where the enemy say, who's up against us? i'm neutral accent i'm going to do a neutral accent here. know who's against here. you know who's up against us? the australians. it doesn't matter. they don't know whether they're men or women whatever they're men or women or whatever . they've got a leftie government. all we have to do is wear a rainbow flag wear brave wave a rainbow flag at and they'll surrender at them, and they'll surrender and take the crazy , too, right? >> listen, jim, let's finish on some good news. well done. portsmouth council who are portsmouth council. all who are leading the fight back against vegan h leading the fight back against vegan it voted to vegan campaigners. it voted to keep meat and dairy on the menu at all. official event s, which is, i think, fantastic news. do you eat meat? because you look like a steak man to me. are you are you partial to a big juicy bone? >>i bone? >> i don't

that's not good for -- >> tell your guy jim over there. >> listen, jim and i argue about this all the time. not to mention, i do not see how we get to consensus earnings on the s&p of 250 next year that requires 11 and change percent growth there's nothing in the recent earnings report that would suggest we get there 18 times multiple on $250 earnings and we're right here, 4,500 on the s&p 500 i don't think it's all clear i think we're stuck in this big range, so we were talking about this a couple weeks ago and mike wilson put something out i agree with mike. if we get to 4400, 4500, you start to fade. >> he has 3900 for this year do you agree with him? >> not necessarily that low, but when you bump up against the ceiling, things are fully valued and it's not universal hold on, let me finish for one sec. i'll bet you i've trimmed or sold a few things in the portfolio. nothing moves in tandem. i have stocks in the portfolio kickly after the insane rally yesterday up, like, 17% yesterday, up another 10% -- >> that's what harvey is saying over at wells. he says it, don't be greedy. >> a