cramer, boo-yah to you from los angeles. >> nice. what's up? >> caller: jim couple hundreds on a bowling alley considered discretionary spending a potential recession coming up later this year or next year are you still recommending bolero >> the stock, candidly i did not see the issues coming. there were management issues but i didn't think business on a weather basis got bad in california it would hurt sales so much. rather dramatic. i'd like them to come on the show and answer the questions that way let's go to andrew in california andrew >> caller: hey, jim. what are your thoughts on cortana. >> i'd play it safe. >> jim in north carolina. >> caller: i have a core holding that's been a complete disaster. it's probably hitting new lows as we speak. what can you tell me about bristol-myers? >> boy, people have given up on the drug stocks. they really have and bristol is part of that complex i am not going to give up on bristol-myers because things are never so rosey you can't have a drug tock in your portfolio and that's a darned good one i need to go to tro

>> caller: jim, happy boo-yah tooia. >> right back at you, my friend. m, as this big tech company tries to win the ai race, i'm concerned that their chat ai like offerings may cannibalize their paid revenue streams. what are your thoughts on google >> that's why we sold a tad of it after owning it for years and years for the charitable trust i said exactly like that to club members. i've got cut it back a little because i am worried about the fact that they could be cannibalizing. that said, they're awful smart people they have a lot of these cooking. so we did not sell it all. we just sold some. i need the go to allen in florida, allen >> caller: boo-yah to ya jimmy chill. >> yo, what's happening? >> caller: i keep hearing there is a nuclear renaissance taking place worldwide. there is a new technology changing the game, smoll modular reactors bank of america is climbing on board. from what i hear, there is not enough north american uranium. is it too early for stock like uranium energy corp. >> i do think it's too early i do agree with you. small modul

>> we're all at blame, jim. you know, i voted against -- under trump and i voted against the budgets, actually, under him. i have a record -- a track record of that, you know? some people have the mentality of just paying the interest. i don't. we're tennessee, we pay our debt. we're a balanced budget state. we balanced the budget every year. it's a reality that both parties are you be it up and they call it one thing or the other. they say the sacred cows. of course, i don't find any sacred cows. i'd like to see some cuts at the pentagon. they say, whoa, burchett, you can't do that. when you audit the pentagon and they fail their audits every year and lose over $1 billion, how do you lose over $1 billion? and it just goes unchecked. we're all to blame, jim. there's plenty of blame to go around. eventually somebody's going to have to be responsible and i'd like to be the one. there's four republicans that said enough is enough. the way the math works is -- go ahead. >> i was going to say is it responsible to vote ag

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to interrupt you. jim, i'm so sorry to interrupt. you they did step back to the mic. my producers are listening in and watching, two pieces of information i want to bring to you for your assessment. one is they did not yet have firm numbers, that's part of why they are not giving us a number. and to, they believe that he acted alone. >> yeah, well. it's good news that he acted alone. it should relieve the fear and the community now. those are key pieces of information. off-duty officer dropped some, they believe he's acting alone. so now the risk is gone and just the pain and agony remains. that's what the community is gonna have to deal with over the weekend and the coming weeks. >> jim, help me understand -- if the shooter was neutralized as we just heard law enforcement officials say there, why than what they not be forthcoming about the victim count? >> i think they're just slowing down. they don't need to. if he's dead, there's not gonna be prosecution. he acted alone. there's no reason why they need

you for watching "fast money. don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. my job is not just to entertainment but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. it's mighty hard to keep your bat on your shoulders today. s&p declined .7 %. nasdaq inching up .18% because just a handful of those big tech stocks normally when the market throws a sale i tell you to do some buying even now i'm tempted because it looks like the federal reserve may finally be out of the picture thanks to the recent economic data we've been getting. i think it's cooled enough that they may not need to hit us with any more rate hikes anytime soon but i can't endure buying on weakness because of the debt ceiling fight. based on the last debt

jerry. >> caller: hey, jim. youhat ai is the savior and that it goes up do you think that fits into the group? >> kind of a rent the runway of the cloud and i think they're terrific at it and i will back frank even though the company is not currently making money, i'll wave my rules and say buy snowflake and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of "the lightning round." [ buzzer ] >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> coming up, cramer has a revised thesis on amazon don't miss his up to date take on ai next lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. >>>

run it let's take calls let's go to keith in wisconsin, keith. >> caller: hey, a big booyah for you, jim >> holy cow, we served it last night, what's going on, my friend >> caller: i'm a club member, and i'd like you, your opinion on this change in my portfolio due to balance sheet and streaming and government issues, i'm thinking of getting out of the mouse house and buying more cat. >> i wish we didn't have to do an either/or there i think disney at 89, we're going to look back i don't know how soon we're going to look back, but i think we're going to look back and say i can't believe i got it then. i can't believe i got it at 89 how'd that happen? how did i get so lucky cat maybe not. i like both of them very, very much why don't we go to tony in california >> caller: mr. cramer, hey, thank you again for all your energy and guidance. i've been a -- >> i try to bring it -- >> caller: for about three years now and it's doubled since may, should i keep on holding or should i ring the register >> i was an original investor, i can't own stock now. i was an original investor i met these peo

i thought i lost you for a second, jim. can you hear me? no yeah jim's gone yeah all right, no jim. leaves me all alone. what do you think of that? could be an interesting -- what do we got left 26 minutes i wanted to talk about meta, of course, as well, and actually ask jim about that because the stock is up some 1.17% despite what would appear to not be particularly good news, that being that they are going to be fined by the eu as much as $1.3 billion this for basically data transfers to the united states, and nonetheless, the stock, of course, as you see, has had an incredible move during the course of the year in part because as mark zuckerberg has called it, it is the year of efficiency separately, and something that i do want to get to jim on when we get him re-established in terms of his audio, i continue to hear the possibility of even further job cuts at meta unclear exactly what they would number, but jim, you know, we focused in part on meta, and how many job cuts have already taken place, but they seem to be moving so aggressively in a.i. that they may be discovering ot

i'm giving you a twosome mark >> caller: hey, jim. or a good meeting today. >> oh, thank you jeff is so good. he introduced a great new. they how can i help you? >> caller: well, what would you recommend for people that are being offered $25 a share cash plus 2/3 of a third of one for the magellan midstream partnership? >> so talking with jeff, you know what? this looks darn good and jeff reminded we don't really care for those pipeline companies. so i say take the money and stock and run. and thank you for the kind words about our club meeting let's go to dave in illinois dave >> caller: dr. cramer! today is wednesday it's anything that can happen day. it's the old mickey mouse club how you, my mad friend >> i am doing so well. and dave, i've got to tell you, i'm trying to arrange another trip to chicago coming up. but i want to do it before it turns minus 5. what's happening >> caller: sounds good jim, early their month, this manufacturer and seller of diagnostic products reported a monster quarter. so, jim, let's revisit lantheus ho

you back here tomorrow at 5:00. don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make a little money my job isn't just to entertain, it's to earn you money for the first time we're in a fast slowdown within a titanic boom it's such a riddle wrapped inside a mystery in an enigma. the dow dipped 135 points, s&p declined 165 points. it felt much worse than that right now the data is so contradictory. we can't tell either way but this power will get resolved over time. unfortunately for some ill-advised reason we might not have time. there are only two weeks before the next fed meeting and as far as i can tell, there are plenty of fed heads who believe they need to keep raising interest rates rather than take their time to assist a situation th

jim, you became executive director of the national if a ternl order of police in january -- fraternal order of police in january, 1995, just months after i began my third tour of duty at the justice department. you have been a friend to the department and to me ever since. my gratitude is beyond words. pat and glenda, thank you, also, for your partnership, for your leadership, and for your unwavering dedication to supporting our nation's law enforcement officers. joining us from the justice department today are deputy attorney general lisa monaco, associate attorney general gupta, f.b.i. director chris wray, the u.s. marshal service director ron davis. last week, the justice department held a series of memorials for fallen law enforcement officers from our own agencies. . we heard stories of extraordinary heroes and we met the families they left behind. to the family member, partner, colleagues and friends who have traveled here today remember your loved one we know it is impossibletowns the grief you endure or to fully comp rehence your loss. so as we pay tribute to the law enforceme

jim, you own that. target cut to 320 from 340 it's before the bell on tuesday. do you think about depot here the stock is down 8.5% year to date. >> 320 wouldn't be a bad return. expectations are pretty low in home depot and lowes at this point in time, no pun intended there is still demand, home sales are low because of an inventory problem. people don't want to sell. they're sitting on low mortgages. we get that. the housing market is slowly recovering and as long as interest rates don't spike back up above 7% on mortgage rates that recovery is likely to continue and benefit home depot. >> weiss, target, a stock you used to own. >> you know, i think cornell is a fantastic ceo. i had a few missteps he hasn't had the same experience in terms of reporting quarters that beat and raising i think that's over the hump they have to be through inventory issues at this point so i like it i would look for an entry point. i believe there will be a trade down and they are known for value as is walmart. so we'll see if the stock gets hit, then i'll likely be a buyer. would h

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. >> see you tomorrow for more "fast money" at 5:00 "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money my job's not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. nvidia own it don't trade it that's been my mantra both for the show and the cnbc investing club other than apple it's the only stock i've ever said that about in decades and today you saw why. yes, today nvidia soared 24%. ♪ hallelujah ♪ or $75 the largest single one-day move in the history of large capitalization stocks. it's a reminder that even in the choppiest of markets which we have some companies can transcend the madness even of washington and if they do well enough they can color the whole tape that's how we ended up w

that the enthusiasm might be ahead of the actual results, but we're going to be paying attention >> jim, youys, how are you thinking about this? up 32% in three months again, one of these beneficiaries. >> this one i'm not really enthused about getting back into i see what the price has done, but the conversation i was having at the beginning of the show about nvidia, that's something i could be more enthusiastic salesforce, this is a stock where the estimates are going up because of cost cutting. yet throughout this year, sales estimates have been going down still fairly richly priced stock. maybe if we saw the sales estimates starting to go up, if they started a surprise on the top line, maybe i would be more interested, but i'm more interested in where do i enter nvidia >> look at that gain for crm, 60% plus year-to-date. was that the number? sure looked like that up on the board. yeah, 62%. we'll see what happens next week with that and the others "final trades" are next. and this is ready to go online. any questions? -yeah, i got one. how about the best network imaginable? let's invent

and frank kept telling me, jim you don't understand people love cruises. to sit there and think it's the petri dish of covid. and he's right look, i went into an investment cruise you know that. >> that would be amazing >> yes, i do three days nieces checked off on it i just need others to check off on it. >> i don't think you'll have a problem. >> i just think that cruising is fun. >> finally, watching media today, dish with some news, a little up -- i think actually was a downgrade of dish over at key. they go to neutral but at our ceo conference, which jim mentioned earlier, we talked a lot about a.i. i did an interview with brian grazer, legendary film producer with ron howard at imagine entertainment, and we talked about his formula for storytelling and whether or not a.i. or machines could ever truly replicate what he does here's what he said. >> look, the movie and the tv series, "friday night lights," that came about because i got cut from high school football in front of 250 kids, and that was a disaster that was seismic to me now, i don't think th

>> reporter: you know, it's difficult to describe, jim, with words. want to walk so you can walk with me and just see the magnitude and the number of individuals around this church here just streets from downtown el paso. a lot of individuals, you will see, are males, adult males, and a lot of the women with children are in sheltersn a network of shelters around el paso. the city of el paso under a state of emergency and declared a disaster because of the influx, because they know once title 42 lifts there is going to be a greater influx of migrants. here's the thing. process this with me. title 42 allows immigration agents to swiftly return migrants back to mexico, and so the obvious question, as you look around, why are there so many migrants if the federal government is actually implementing this title 42, why are there so many migrants out here? here's what we know. from talking to migrants and community leaders and officials on both sides of the border, i can tell you thousands of migrants are in at least four northern mexican cities and frustrati

jim. >> thank you.ain kelly, private space travel, we're just getting good at this now, is that it? we're getting better? maybe not good, but better. >> it seems like it. yeah, i don't think we could think we're good at anything, as soon as we do, we're not good at it any more. we always try to improve. >> well this is remarkable tv to watch, guys. thanks for helping us get through it together. we appreciate it so much. carlos down there in florida and captain scott kelly, appreciate your time, gentlemen, thank you so much. >> thanks, jim. >>> good to talk to you. and right now the u.s. is inching close to a fiscal cliff with no deal on the debt ceiling and why some democrats are calling on the president to invoke the 14th amendment for folks who are scratching their heads at home wondering what that is. we'll break it down in just a few moments to avoid an economic catastrophe. stay with us. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. meet the futur

your custodian for it, uh, which you have a couple of them on which are this i need to upgrade to jim. you could you shut them across from the shore some lots to get this done. yeah. he's on a voyage. juvenile purse studio green. i'm a quarter familiar. just got the meeting set up on with my dog butte really traditionally, when the stimulus can meet with the shoulder and everything. it's a sort of neutral position in the 3 is the show and for the middle one. yeah, of the wash on the says religion, the story union above the nation. i took my show me it's got save you. it's going to shipping, you know, cleaning for forced off in new me going and used to move us wanted in florida. so to me to so that they can disclose it. that's, that's needed to do is by far a toy excused. so that's done. yeah. usually what do i find? this is religion. laugh there's a sort of teaching work to set the plates quickly. well, but i think smith of which the little for multiple credit union. so if we're calling energy coupled a for she's putting naturally in his lab today, they prefer not to write about who the he

thank you for that. jim? >> have you ever used the dog ate my homework excuse? boris has.ey take it to the next level. how a driver tried to blame his furry co-pilot whehen he got pupulled over for speeding. stay with us >>> you may have heard the excuse i know i've used before, it was the dog, i swear! one guy apparently tried to unleash that to dodge a drunk driving bust. police in springfield, colorado say they pulled over a driver for speeding on saturday night and the officer watched the man switch seats with his dog, putting the pup behind the wheel. police say the suspect claimed he was not the one driving and that he tried to run off. he made it about 20 yards. the cops were able to retrieve him. they arrested him on suspicion of dui. apparently the dog had a rough night and he was let off. >> the dogman ran off, the dog not. >> you know why the dog was sober? >> why, brianna? >> because he couldn't hold his liquor. >> i wish we had drums on set. >> she was so excited for that. >> i prepared that pun. >> that was pretty good. that's really, you know -- >> they have

you hit the hammer on the nail, jim.eful not because of the gridlock that's going on in washington, but what we're seeing in cities and municipalities and states all across america. and like i said on may 25th, on friday the anniversary of the tragedy, we all can do something as dr. king said. we all have a role to play in this struggle for equality and justice for all. and so what you can do is find out in your city, have the choke hold banned. if it has not been banned, then that's what you can do to help fulfill the legacy of george floyd when everybody said until we get justice for george floyd, none of us can breathe. and so we still have work to do to make it where all of our children can continue to breathe with police knee stopping that breath. >> you fight on a lot of fronts but this one i want to talk about. you filed a $100 million lawsuit against the hancock county sheriff's office on behalf of the mother who died while in the custody of sheriff's deputies last year. let's talk about this. what more can you t

cramer see you tomoowowrrrr. jimi, i'm brian sullivan fresh back from los angeles, and tonight it is not over another massive california bank crashing taking others down with it this happening real time we'll have all the breaking developments >>> 10 million and counting. that is how much carl icahn has reportedly lost in two days since the scathing short seller report we'll speak with the short seller about it. >>> social media shield. trying to protect your kids online is it too little too late? is jeffrey

let's start with dave in new york dave >> caller: hey, how are you doing, jim thanks very much for taking? >> caller: i was just -- i was wondering what you thought about pfizer right now because i know -- >> i'm a little concerned. i mean, you have an ftc that's gone wild i think. pfizer's got a good yield, 4.5% but i don't buy drug stocks for yield i buy them for growth and that's why the club likes eli lilly. let's go to steve in florida steve. >> caller: boo-yah, king jim >> king jim? nice i'll take it what's up? >> caller: jim, i'm wondering should i either hold or should i treat it like an old sick cow and take it behind the barn and get rid of it? >> which stock is that that's a radical solution. here's the problem i don't recommend stocks that are losing money on "mad money" because i don't want people losing money so the answer is -- let's go to aaron in illinois. erin >> caller: hi, jim thanks for taking my call. i own shares in evri, evri holdings and wanted to know your thoughts on the company -- >> evri is good -- i'm sorry to interrupt. evri is good but draftkings has got a

you see this playing out? >> i was just going to say, jim, the past is prologue. ince the israelis disengaged from gaza in 2005 this is the 15th what you could describe as significant military operation. the third in the last ten months against palestine islamic jihad. the reality is this is not to trivialize it because a lot of innocent people died, one israeli, one gazan who had been working in israel, ten children, and at least 25 palestinian civilians. this is, frankly, a wash, rinse, and repeat. this cycle has been ongoing, and there's absolutely no evidence that it's going to end. the most significant thing, jim, about this, i think, is the fact that it's probably over for now, is that hamas, an organization that controls gaza and has a stockpile, depository of high trajectory weapons that are much more lethal, much more precise with much greater range, chose willfully to stay out of this. and i think the israelis base their calculation on assassinating now six palestine islamic jihad commanders on the assumption that hamas for its own reasons, it needs quiet

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i'm jim cramer. see you next time. "last call" starts now. >>> good evening, everybody. tomorrow with the. and cnbc leading the bank system. we go live to omaha to talk about good timing. >>> one congresswoman sold shares in the regional banks just before they crashed. we'll tell you who he was. >>> targeting chatgpt. striking hollywood workers are spooked over the future of writing an

>> thank you for taking my call, jim. >> of course >> i'm a loyal fan i love your show i can't thank you enough for the on going insight to provide investors. >> thank you thank you, jerry i appreciate that. >> my pleasure here's my question over the past 12 months nuel brand is falling 50% in value. management succeeded in maintaining the dividend my question is twofold first, newell, do you think that the dividend is sustainable? secondly, do you think the stock is a buy, hold or sell >> okay. it's great question. stock is down 22%. i do question dividend i question the cash flow i look at ollie's, by the way. boy, there isn't a week when they're not for sale really, really for sale. i am very concerned about nuell. i -- newell i don't know if they have the staying power to keep the dividend there is an unconventional group of industries working to keep the market afloat. and it's a recipe for success. all the stock people out there as confused confounds the strategists. i'm talking with the ceo of striker. and then we'll run through the stocks you loved the ones can yoyou can own a

you need to know there are stocks there to buy. kendall in georgia, kendall? >> jim, a booyah from atlanta. >> good to have you on the show. what's going on? >> thanks. i first bought this stock in february '21, and i kept going on, and i added to my position in the end of year, and '22, it started going the wrong way and i trimmed my position by half. my question is, what is your long term view of paypal and should i start adding to my position >> paypal is an 84 billion market cap and it doesn't have the franchise that i thought it had. it doesn't is the growth i too got hurt, just like you talked about this time from my travel trust i feel like this i say this is -- don't buy in we heard from two-thirds of the bowedow this earnings seaso, and some of these, they need more work. it's hard to tell whether you're going to have a bad week, but this is your buy list, not these. on mad tonight, i'm ranking reports from four major tech companies, and a brand new acronym that could be worth watching, and a controversialing to and don't miss my exclusive with a ceo. stay w

jim is absolutely right. today may be an exception. >> and to that point i would suggest to you, jim, let's play semantics a little bit doing nothing is a surprise, okay -- you say -- doing something that the market doesn't want to happen is a shock, right there's a surprise, an upside surprise, a down side shock. >> yeah. >> let me be clear i'm taking everything you're giving me and, steve, from your lips to jay powell's ears. i want you both to be right. i think this is a terrible mistake, to tell you the truth with joe, yes, there will be cuts and then if you're jay powell and the fed you will ask yourself what was the point of 25 basis points on top of almost 500 basis points in the last year plus? i just don't see a point to it i don't see an advantage to it i see a strong disadvantage. i see pressure where you can least afford to put pressure which is the deposit funding of banks. >> bryn, you've argued for many months at this point that the market was kind of underestimating what the fed was going to do this whole time. don't fight the fed. you've said it a million times and rightfully so. how do you see it

jim, as you know, not much time remaining.une 5th is the deadline to avoid the nation's first-ever debt default if the debt ceiling is not raised by then so a deal is critical in order to get it on the house floor, and then get it to the senate and avoid default. >> a deal is critical to have tonight, but do they have through the weekend and into monday? we had congressman tim burchett on in the last hour. he was down in knoxville, so they're going to have to get everybody back in town for this if they get some kind of deal together. >> yeah. that's the real challenge here, jim. if and when the deal is reached, they'll release the bill text. then there are 72 hours for the members to review that before having a vote. so the longer these talks drag out, that means the later the votes will be, pushing them closer and closer to that june 5th default deadline. >> manu, thanks for the long day today. i fear there are some long days ahead but i know you're a veteran of those. manu, thank you very much. >>> a political battle is play

you tell us? >> reporter: jim, it's a cascade of emotions. u know, it's been exactly six months to the day that these four students were brutally murdered in their off campus housing here at the university of idaho and today six months later half a year later, the commencement is taking place that starts in 40 minutes, the afternoon commencement but there was a morning commencement and what is happen something a wonderful thing. this university is really taking good care of these families. what they decided to do and it's the right thing to do they are honoring the slain students by awarding the bachelor's degrees and the certificates for the four students who were killed. this morning, madison mogen, she would have been 22 years old a week from thursday, she was in the business school and would have been today here graduating. she received her bachelor degree cum laude in marketing. her mother and father and mother's husband accepted her diploma. >> president green, madison mogen has been recommended by the faculty of the college of business

. >> thank you, jim. >>> now to a cnn exclusive. paul whelan, a american detained in russia is speaking out from prison with cnn. jennifer hansler who did that interview is joining me now. how is he doing? what could you tell us. >> reporter: paul whelan told me he's feeling positive and confident that the wheels are turning on his case, that the u.s. is working to secure his release. but he wished that that process would play out a lot faster. the last time i spoke with whelan was back in december. it was right after brittney griner has been released and he was very disappointed that he had been left behind in the prisoner swap. it was the second time that the u.s. had secured the release of wrongfully detained american last year, the other was trevor reed. russia said they would not include paul whelan in the prisoner swaps. when i spoke with him today, he seemed a lot more positive and he said he was confident that the u.s. was treating his case as a priority. take a listen to what he told me how about he was feeling. >> i feel th

joe, what do you make of that move from desantis? >> nothing. jim, good to be with you. nothing. santis spent yesterday in iowa, jim, and right now donald trump is the clear front-runner. he's the overwhelming favorite to get the nomination, and there's desantis in iowa yesterday, and he never mentions the name trump. he never attacks donald trump. jim, desantis has the same problem all of these republican challengers do. they're afraid to go after the front-runner because they want the front-runner's voters. you can't win the nomination doing that. >> mondier, what do you think? >> i would go further and just say that with the possible exception of ron desantis, they don't want to criticize donald trump because they're all looking to be his vice presidential nominee. i think with very few exceptions, these people know they cannot defeat him in the republican primary, and for all of the controversy surrounding cnn's town hall last week with donald trump, one of the things that did emerge that has not changed is that he has got full control over this republican party apparatus, and

. >> all right, thank you for watching "fast." "mad money" with jim claimer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to a special ceo council summit edition of "mad money." welcome to cramerica other people make friends. i'm just trying to help you make some money my job not just to entertain but to teach you so called me at -800-743-cnbc, or tweet me @jimcramer right now, we're playing out so many horrible scenarios that i thought were over with and done with, but we weren't which is why the dow tumbled 256 points today s&p lost 0.73% and the nasdaq climbed 6.1% i worry that this awful sense of deja vu is going to drive people out of the market once again i'm talking about the rabbit hole of 2011 and the great covid wave of 2020 and 2021. the first one is nasa yagt, but also obvious, given that 2011 is when we had the last true debt ceiling crisis it was o

see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. a special west coast edition welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to help you make some money my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you, so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. let tme say that buyers ever everywhere have decided that bonds don't matter it's like they don't care about the debt ceiling negotiations at all and they're not the least bit daunted or worried about a possible government default. we finally pulled back into the close when bond prices fell and rates moved noticeably higher. dow ultimately closing off 140 points, s&p inching up and the nasdaq advancing 0.5% so is today's action right is it possible the whole debt ceiling standoff is meaningless? that is certainly what the market seems

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calendar that has been interwoven in our lives for more than 125 years is now discontinued, but now, jim, you johnson, claiming that its talc based baby powder caused their cancer. so we followed the journeys of three women. you saw laura there, one of the three, and their journey bringing suit against this multi-billion dollar corporation, which has really been an institution, a trusted brand in america. and we examined some of what they say bolsters their case. we looked at internal documents within johnson & johnson from the 1950s when executives were talking about the concern of liability from a talc based baby powder because of the potential for asbestos. we look at the fda finding in 2019, in one sample of finding of asbestos. johnson & johnson counters for both of those saying there has never been any asbestos in any of its baby powder and its product is safe. jim. >> and how is johnson & johnson responding to these claims? >> so johnson & johnson says, look, decades of studies from the very best independent laboratories show that our talc based baby powder was safe, and that there has

i like it. >> thank you jim, you first on oracle i want to go to josh, as well. you both own it.rom joe bought 65 shares last month. should i add more or hold? >> i think i bought it one day after josh, so i was following good company hear's the story with oracle it's a great company at an attractive price, but it's up about 55% off the october lows what i'm saying to you is, yes, you can add to it. i'm not sure now is the right time there's a little bit of a giveback in tech see if that continues a little bit. i'm just saying you don't have to add to it now if you get pullbacks, yes. >> you called for this breakout. >> yeah. it happened. now this is what we call the low volume retest of the breakout level. so this is like the stock dips back a little bit. maybe some of the people with less conviction, maybe they falter and get out this is a classic setup that traders look for patty, give me a three-year chart quickly. this is why you pay attention to technicals it's not an accident where this stock stops. literally the november 2021 high acted as a ceiling for the stock. that's

you point out the sins of our past, what happened in the 1860s and 70s and follow that into jim crow.they the ones with agency for the sins of our past? how do you make people pay or profit over things done hundreds of years ago? >> i'm a pastor as well. it is a real stretch even from a moral standpoint to apply scripture to paying for the sins of the prior generation. it doesn't exist. our country has a history of reparations for direct injury. it is not that we don't want to pay for the harm the cause, it is very complicated. we know that blacks owned slaves and five native american indian tribes owned slaves. what do you do with that. hundreds if not thousands of whites died in the civil war protecting and getting rid of slavery. it is very complicated. we have to look at blacks today, blacks need educational freedom. and access to capital. that is it. will: great point about the complexities of history, where you might lie on the lineage of sin. thank you so much. fox news alert. our top story, hundreds of thousands of instances in which the fbi misused surveillance tools. brian k

mandy. >> hi, jim how are you doing? love your show. >> i'm doing well, mandy i'm all fired up for mother's day. how about you? >> me too, thank you so much for taking my call >> of course. >> caller: i would like to also thank you and your crew for all you do on educating us. >> thank you. >> caller: the stock is bl is it a buy or should i -- this is estee lauder. this is a club name. we have made so much money in this but it turned into a disappointment this week i've been dealing with the ceo he did have too much ip be ven tori in the channel, so to speak. that meenks there are a lot of duty free stores that had too much of his product. i am a believer. i am not going to think he is going to screw up a second time. my take is bet with estee, not against. because i mentioned it, i will not be able to buy it, but i do have a wednesday club meeting and i will explain all of my analysis for estee lauder. chad in virginia chad. >> caller: jim, happy friday callaway brands is the stock i thought it was a good report, jim, b

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