in chicago, jim warren for "new york daily news." and paul farhi, reporter for "washington post."gunnaike, as appalling as this kidnapping story is, is it close to wall-to-wall coverage it is get on television? >> i think it is, howie. let's face it, people are intrigued by this story. no one thought these women were alive. people held out hope and the fact that they are, indeed, alive. they do have this compelling story to tell, i can't imagine cameras turning away from this at all. >> paul farhi, we just heard the statement saying the women are not doing any interviews and they have pleaded and asked for privacy at this time so they can heal and reconnect with their families. how likely the media is going to give them their privacy? >> network bookers trying to get those big interviews and cnn did very well getting the brothers who were accused on camera. >> so, if you can't get the three women, you get relatives, you get friends, anybody who can paint a picture. >> any element of the story you can get and put it on television. >> is that a problem, jim warren. the three women t

jim warren is with "the new york daily news." always great on "the war room"." thank you. >> a pleasure. >> michael: now we move to other political news. john mccain's one-man policy tour took in yemen today. mccain has pressed for military action against the assad regime and critical of the president's reluctance to intervene with that civil war. meanwhile, south carolina senator lindsey graham a close ally to mccain, tweeted this. best wishes to senator mccain if he doesn't come back, speaking dibs on his office. i thought that was kind of funny. mccain is the highest ranking official to be in syria since earlier this month. it turns out the real life cartoon villain koch brothers do not have the monopoly on dark money. just puppy ransom. and its like putting on your best tuxedo for the tractor pull. the clown college that passes as our house of representatives. and who will play hillary, vying for the chance to play ms. rodham in her younger years. they think this world isn't big enough for the both of them. but we assure you - it is. bites. little greatness.

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i was not warren buffet, i was jim cramer, some hedge fund manager who turned out to be smart. it turned out to be disappointing and dumb. i learned my lessson, send to bristol-myers, get that pepsico, i want papers, steel, materials, you name it, a caterpillar fund overnight, bidding materials, alluminum tech, trucks. i even got back to you very quickly. then i started making money happened over fists. my partners wanted get i ba imthe anti-buffet -- i became the indiana buffet. guess what, the anti-buffets are back. they alcoa no badly how they are doing. they are taking foils and rails, they are even buying stocks like cliffs natural resources. i call that cliff the big red dog. it is the iron ore outfit with the worst prospects of any major company i follow. programs every dog has its day. at least in this new kennel as opposed to the omaha version. here's what you need to know, the managers think they can hold on and be brave and be bold and be like buffet. er that investors don't think, hey, i got the next warren buffet. they think, how can my guy be so stumd? how could h

jim, first time buyer in 25 years. i need your opinion on my first purchase berkshire hathaway brkb. >> jerry, you got poor sense, i don't know a better way that start the first wife than buying warreny. jack in ohio. jack. >> caller: jim. hey, i'm in it for the long term but the monthly dividends payout arr. >> man, that one's too hard. i got to tell you, i don't like the mortgage reach. i don't know what the feds are going to do with mortgage rates, i'm suspending judgment until we have further clairity from the feds. patricia in hawaii. >> caller: hey, cramer, how are you doing? >> i'm fine how are you? >> caller: what should we do at skyworks? >> we feel t it hit bottom. cisco kind of confirmed that. skyworks is fine. it's not the best. but let's go to mike in new york. mike. >> caller: yes, i was wondering about sun powerment it had a great report today, jim. >> it did. after first solar, they have a staying power. i still like first power more t. chinese have pulled away from the market. i go to div you a in california. >> caller: big boo-yah to you from california. >> bob: thank you, same. >> caller: i want to ask you about ddd. it's had a good run. i want to know from you th

warren buffett's company. let's go to jack in ohio. jack? >> caller: jim it for the long-term with the monthly dividend payment, arr. >> man, that one's too hard. i don't like the mortgage reits, because i don't know what the fed's going to do with interest rates and neither does anybody else, that's why it keeps going down, and i'm suspending judgment on that particular kind of real estate investment until we have early clarity from the fed. let's go to patricia in hawaii. patricia? >> caller: hey, cramer, how you doing? >> i'm doing fine. how about you? >> caller: i'm good, thanks. a warm aloe hha to you. what should we do with sky works? >> tech is going to make a comeback here. i'm going back and forth with my co-manager at my charitable trust, actionalertsplus.com. let's go to brian in new york. >> caller: jim, welcome. boo-yah, cramer. >> yeah. >> caller: how you doing? >> not bad. how about you. >> caller: i'm good, i'm good. i've got some house money i'm playing with, with this stock, travel america, ta. >> we like that. we just had that on the oth

jim? >> ereck, you most definitely are not diversified, however, are you a young, new investor. first, heinz, warren you that one. you will register tomorrow on that one, fiedzer, a good pharmaceutical. we think that stock will have a second move in the second half of the year, hershey, general mills, they are both the same, food companies, meap, we are playing diversification, hershey's goes. we ned to add a diversified industrial. you know what, all right, let's just add honeywell because dave cody is one of our favorites, right. we we like get when heinz comes out, we need, i'm looking at a retail, let's add target. because, you know, you're from out there. all right. how's that? good enough? let's go to bill in florida, please, bill. >> caller: jim? >> yeah. >> caller: how are you? >> all right. bill, how are you doing? >> caller: okay. >> go ahead, hit me. >> caller: five stocks? >> right. >> caller: mccormick, mkc, paul corporation, pll, procter & gamble, ag, chevron, cdx, and ibm, ibm. >> all right. let go to work here. ibm, travel trust. stefanie says it's coming back to where it was announc

at 1:00 on abc's "this week," george stephanopoulos will be speaking with warren buffett, chair and ceo of berkshire hathaway. jim demint, who is now president of the heritage foundation, as well as new mexico governor richardson's and. and representative jason chaffetz. at three clock p.m., state of the union with candy crowley and dick durbin and peter king. he is a member of the house homeland security and house intelligence committees. at 4:00 p.m., we went up our -- wrap up our replays with "face the nation," with mike rogers and dutch ruppersberger as well as house oversight and government reform chairman darrell issa. all starting at noon eastern on c-span radio. in the d.c..1 fm area, nationwide on xm satellite radio, channel 119, an online at c-span radio.org. you can also listen with our free apps for your mobile phone. >> there are two infamous prisons in the western u.s.. one is. alcatraz. there is something in our consciousness of what would it have been like to be in a prison like this. this prison was considered to be a model and humane institution in its day. this was the solitary confinement cell

warren buffett. and the earnings reports i see coming up, well, if anything, i think it will just stoke the bullish flames. can i start with vivian in california, please? vivian. >> jim. >> vivian. >> caller: i'm one of your home players. a home gamer. >> i love that. >> caller: and -- thank you. i want to wish you a big, huge boo-yah from the wonderful sunny state of california. >> i'm taking it. >> caller: now, i have been watching and paying close attention to a stock called public storage. i would like to know, over the past three days they have been flirting with all time highs from like 25 years. what do you think i can do with it? >> oh, boy, you know, i like the company so much. but i remember during the generational bottom when it was so much lower. i think it has such a run. it's a baby boomer play. vivian, i cannot let you give back that gain. i cannot have you give it back. no one ever got hurt taking a profit. let's go to ellen in virginia, please. ellen. >> jim, thanks for taking my call. you and your team, especially katy and all the off camera folks do a fantastic job. professor cramer, i've done my homework. by stock is diebold, they reported an earn

jim dickey. thank you for that one. >>> one last story from the heartlands. sweeten up this morning. >> warrenfact, they allowed him to help hand out the frozen s'more blizzard behind the counter. >> they are available nationwide june 1st. and berkshire hathaway owns dairy queen. >> he was given a jersey, he is dq's number one fan. kind of deserves it. owns the place. >> he can do whatever he wants. >> he is a big celebrity. >> for as big as he is, as much money he has, down to earth. full of common sense when it comes to money. >> so right about that. all right. >>> coming up, one way to deal with that tattoo you just don't want to deal with coming up in "the mix." >>> also ahead, executives from one of the most profitable companies are put on the spot on capitol hill. and did apple break the rules when it comes to paying taxes? we'll find out. >>> also in the hot seat, jodi arias, her plea to the jury. life and death decision. can she get through to the court to avoid the death penalty? you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by nono hair remov

. >>> warren buffett's berkshire hathaway buy iing an energy company. we begin with the markets as we said, futures on the rise, jim. everybody's trying to get a handle on what happened in japan overnight. what it may mean to what happened -- to what happens here today. in the environment of rising rates and everybody paying attention to what the 10-year's doing. >> i think japan, classic correction. obviously people feel that -- before people freak out about the banks, remember that this economy has been dead for -- it's not a lost decade. it is literally a lost 15 years. i don't want to write that before. but a new phenomenon -- the job claims came out. i was looking for weak. we got weak. gdp comes out. i was looking for weak. why i say "looking for it," we are on watch now where all good news is bad. everything good. we got to focus on paper. everything bad and we focus on non-paper. kimberly clark down yesterday because people feared this news would be strong. it was weak. it bounces. >> you think the markets in general have overreacted to this rate story? >> no. >> no. >> no. because if it continues you reall