i asked kevin cramer about that, he said it's not going to deter him to make a decision on whether toor saying they don't know what north dakotans thinks. >> until he needs their money he'll criticize them. >> i'm talking about this tuesday, the short term, all eyes are on georgia, where the house special elections to replace tom price the health secretary is taking place. all eyes there are on john ossoff running against a fractured gop field. the question is can ossoff this democrat get 50% of the vote in if he does he wins outright and a runoff that would be in june. that's what democrats are hoping for. he's been polling 40%. last week democrats had a poll in the field had him at 46 so he's inching closer to that magic number but john as you know, in this scenario close doesn't count. if he's not at 50, he's looking at the a two-month runoff where he'll take a lot of artillery from the fwop. democrats want him to 50. he's getting close. we're not sure if he's there and to employ one of the oldest cliches is comes down to turnout. is it more of a democratic field, turnout or more o

with us for the hour today, pete na jeer yan, joe terranova, also jim cramer, kevin o'leary, the chairmanf o shares etfs. stocks are lower today, but coming off their best quarter in more than a year. the way i've been thinking about this is that stocks are going to move from faith fo fundamentals. the market went up based on the faith of

with us for the hour today, pete na jeer yan, joe terranova, also jim cramer, kevin o'leary, the chairman of o shares etfs. stocks are lower today, but coming off their best quarter in more than a year. the way i've been thinking about this is that stocks are going to move from faith fo fundamentals. the market went up based on the faith of the trump agenda, that earnings were going to come in to the level. now, they better deliver. >> it's true. the market is currently con figure d today because i feel like last week, we had a lot of people coming in and buy iing stocks. we've talked about advanced micro. i sometimes like to have a microcosm stock. that was being bought friday evening. i haven't seen this kind of what i regard as just mark up window dressing that makes it so we're quick sand here, but when we get to earnings, yes, they're pretty good, but we've got to get there first and we're not. >> you think earnings are going to deliver? >> yes, but give this a couple of days maybe. i really think that so many stock, particularly tech and the high growth names, were marked up so dete

kevin johnson, howard schultz, both. >> take a picture. >> chatting with them tomorrow. >> going to be a cramer special, i think, 9:00 a.mrsation is river front investment group cofounder and chief equity strategist doug sandler, digesting earnings. starbucks stands in contrast to the others we've just seen, alphabet, for instance, and amazon. not a tech company, i guess, you could say, but it was advanced and sort ahead of the game on technology and mobile ordering. i just wonder if there's a distinction right now between the tech companies and everybody else when it comes to the earnings, doug? >> yeah, i think any time i look at a restaurant or a retailer, the first thing i want to know is, are they growing same-store sales? you know, that's a tough thing to do. the easy thing that restaurants and retailers can do is grow square footage, continuing to add stores issue and any big restaurant, it's going to hit that sort of wall where you can't add more stores, and you have to drive people through the stores, which is difficult. that may or may not what they bumped into this time around. from the tech perspective, the n