go -- out and get kevin cramer in there. thank you, kevin, thank you north dakota. a great honor. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> -- >>> coming up thursday morning, the pennsylvania congressman has the immigration and judiciary committee on the clinton email probe. and they talk about the future of the immigration policy. be sure to watch c-span and the washington journal at seven eastern on thursday morning.. -- join the discussion. >>> fbi director christopher wray and rod rosenstein testify on thursday before the house judiciary committee about actions taken during the 2015 election, including the clinton email investigation. watch live on thursday at 9:30 am, eastern, on c-span 3, or listen with the c-span radio app . >>> the c-span bus is traveling across the country, on our 50 capital store. it stopped in fairbanks, alaska, asking what is the most important issue an alaska. >> i was born and raised in fairbanks alaska. i knew the most important issue to me is the laws in our society. i think that the nation built on immigrants and diversity -- we are finding it hard to embrace

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trump is traveling to fargo, north dakota this evening to campaign for republican congressman kevin cramer who is running for the u.s. senate against democratic incumbent senator heidi highcamp. watch the rally tonight at 8:00 eastern. earlier today housing and urban development secretary ben carson testified at an oversight hearing by the house financial services committee. can you watch the entire hearing tonight at 9:30 eastern here on c-span 3. >>> vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence visited a church and shelter in brazil and spoke to a group of venezuelan migrant children and families. the vice president pledged u.s. support to the venezuelans until quote "democracy" was restored in their country. >> thank you, father alex. it is a great privilege for my wife karen and i to be here with you, with archbishop don sergio here at santa kathryna which is demonstrating the love of god being the hand and feet of christ to people of venezuela. will join me in thanking this wonderful ministry and the impact they are having. it's truly inspiring. [ applause ] i not only want t

kevin cramer. jim banks. claudia tenney. you are doing very well, martha, wherever you may be. i hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona. what the word is. don bacon. jason lewis. cathy mcmorris rodgers. athy?? representative neal dunn. brownley. i assume we have a couple others -- anybo i did not announce? you want to stand? you deserve it. itas been incredible.ch, really, finally, i want to thank the veterans service organizations slatio the finishsh the whenever i spoke, this was one of the most important things. it was something i got the biggest hand for. people want to take care of our events. -- our vets. our nation was shocked by .a. system the v sh there s nothinth abou it. not take care of the bad people. with us are many brave veterans who endured that in justice. -- injustice. they served their country with honor, only to be denied the medical treatment they needed. no one should suffer what you suffered. you suffered greatly. no one should have to fight for their lives when they come back when they come to their home. andommend your strength co

kevin cramer, jim banks, andy barr, claudia tenney, martha mcsally. i hear you're doing very well, mar wr youay be. i hear martha's doing very well in the great state of arizona. that's what the word is. don bacon, jason lewis, kathy mcmorris rogers, who's terrific. kathy. hi, kathy. representative neil dunn, ann custer, and julia brown. i want to thank -- and i assume we have a couple others out there. anybody i didn't announce? you want to stand and we'll announce you. you deserve it. thank you, all, very much. really, it's incredible. [ applause ] and finally, i want to thank the fantastic veteran service organizations that helped us push today's choice legislation across the finish line. enever ispoke, this was one of the most important things. it was something i got the biggest hand for. pe people want to take care of our th're great people. four years ago our entire nation was shocked and outraged by stories of the va system plagued by neglect, abuse, fraud, and mistreatment of our veterans. and there was nothg they could do about it. they could

kevin cramer. jim banks. andy barr. claudia tenney. martha mick sally -- martha mcsally. i hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona. don bacon. jason lewis. cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative neal dunn. representative elise alton. julia brownley. i assume we have a couple others -- anybody i did not announce? you want to stand? you deserve it. thank you all very much, really, it has been incredible. [applause] finally, i want to thank the veterans service organizations that helped us push the legislation across the finish line. whenever i spoke, this was one of the most important things. it was something i got the biggest hand for. people want to take care of our great vets. four years ago our entire nation was shocked and outraged by stories of the v.a. system plagued by abuse, fraud, and mistry smith -- mistreatment of our veterans. there was nothing they could do about it. the people that worked there couldn't take care of the bad people. with us are many brave veterans who endured that injustice. including steve cooper and laura vellar, they se

the president was in fargo stumping forn republi senate candidate kevin cramer. now, between digs at democrats, the president thank justice kennedy for his service and the timing of his >> i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carrying on his great legacy. that's why hed id. >> senate republicans say they plan to vo on justice kennedy's replacementh fall. >st week waters told upporters to call out trump cabinet members if they see them in public. her comments came after several incidents, including white house ress secretary sarah huckabee sanders being asked to leave a restaurant in virginia. that restaurant, the red hen in lexington, will now be closed until next week. yestdday protesters swarhe small town. a man was even arrested for pouring chicken manure on to the building. we're told the restaurant will reopen on july 5th. >>> the justice department announced dozens of new charges agaidt a man accuse of rammingis ontinue har into people in charlottesville. a grand jury h

kevin cramer has expressed concern over this which is raising tensions.will be interesting to see if trump is willing to claw out at hidecamp come june 27th. >> julie: using the president as your campaign manager, because i mean, basically a lot of these candidates may not have a chance unless the president steps in, i guess what does it say about right now the push for republicans to make sure they remain in control come november, if you see the president doing as much campaigning as he's doing? >> it's a pretty safe play right now for trump to go into places where he won in 2016. it shows that the white house is potentially thinking about how they can leverage trump along with the republican party and how it appeals to trump's base. the other question is the senate -- is the republican senate actually that vulnerable to democrats this year, maybe not as much as the house. but it still matters for maintaining control. >> julie: i wonder how much immigration will come up when the president does this. there's two things about immigration. first of all, the

campaign appearances in tough midterm races, and tonight, he'll attend a rally for republican kevin cramer. how the president stands on trade is impacting the race for a key senate seat. >>> it's a major shake-up for the country's highest court. supreme court justice anthony kennedy announcing retirement sending shock waves through our nation's capital and giving president trump a second pick on the court. how the president is responding to the announcement. >>> and national security adviser john bolton, he's in moscow today revealing the commander in chief will sit down with russian president vladimir putin. the latest details on the president's newest summit with another world leader. adam: but back to the markets. the dow ending session lows, had been up 280 points early in the session marking the biggest intra-day swing in almost two months. phil flynn is watching the action in oil from the cme and nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, first to you, what a roller coaster today, get out the pepto-bismol. reporter: right? around lunchtime, all ten of the

go -- out and get kevin cramer in there. thank you, kevin, thank you north dakota. a great honor. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> -- >>> coming up thursday morning, the pennsylvania congressman has the immigration and judiciary committee on the clinton email probe. and they talk about the future of the immigration policy. be sure to watch c-span and the washington journal at seven eastern on thursday morning.. -- join the discussion. >>> fbi director christopher wray and rod rosenstein testify on thursday before the house judiciary committee about actions taken during the 2015 election, including the clinton email investigation. watch live on thursday at 9:30 am, eastern, on c-span 3, or listen with the c-span radio app . >>> the c-span bus is traveling across the country, on our 50 capital store. it stopped in fairbanks, alaska, asking what is the most important issue an alaska. >> i was born and raised in fairbanks alaska. i knew the most important issue to me is the laws in our society. i think that the nation built on immigrants and diversity -- we are finding it hard to embrace

here it is, congratulations to kevin cramer on his huge win in north dakota. i strongly endorse him. heidi voted no on our tax cuts and will always vote no when we need her. kevin is strong on crime and the borders, big on cutting taxes. he is here now, congressman kevin cramer, republican north dakota, joins us. did you have to push the president in that tweet to support you? he was getting real close to heidi heitkamp. >> thanks for the opportunity to be with you, stuart. i don't think the president pushes very easily, so i wouldn't even attempt to do something like that. the president as everybody knows is his own man. i'm greatful for the support. i always suspected it was coming. i think the time something perfect. now the senate seat held by heidi heitkamp, democrat, north dakota, that is one of the most vulnerable seats in america. north dakota is solid trump country and heitkamp is democrat. what is your read on the election. >> senator heitkamp and i were elected very same day six years ago, by the very shame people. i serve the entire state of north

at a rally in north dakota for republican senate candidate kevin cramer, president trump wasting no time addressing the upcoming vacancy on the supreme court. >> justice kennedy's retirement makes the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time. >> reporter: the president making it clear he's aware his choice could reshape the court for decades to come. >> we have to pick one that's going to be there for 40 years, 45 years. >> reporter: justice anthony kennedy who was appointed by ronald reagan and served for six administrations often sided with conservatives but also wasn't afraid to side with liberals to be the deciding vote in landmark cases upholding affirmative action. on abortion, reaffirming roe v. wade and ruling for marriage equality. his decisions making him the crucial swing vote on the court. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promising to confirm kennedy's successor before november's midterm elections. >> the senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional rule. >> reporter: but mcconnell blocked a vote on obama nominee. >> reporter: but mcconnell block

. >> we need kevin cramer to replace liberal democrat heidi heitkamp in the senate. heidi voted no on our massive tax cuts for north dakota families. she voted no. heidi voted no on legislation to stop late-term abortions. you need a senator who doesn't just talk like they're from north dakota. but votes like they're from north dakota. >> so will the president need those democrats? will he lose votes from his own party given those questions? our big question today -- would collins and murkowski actually break with the president on a supreme court pick? let's break down the latest on the question of senate math, confirmation math, supreme court math. again, the bottom line, democrats sit here with 49 votes and no filibuster. so if they want to block this trump pick, they are going to need help from republicans. what's it looking like with this news about collins and murkowski and how they are talking right now. let's do the math. we say republicans have 51, but john mccain right now is sidelined. we don't know if he'll stay sidelined throughout this. if he does, that

cramer. history is history and should be taught as such. additionally, kevinople are at all comparable to pedophiles. representatives for stewart have not returned a request for comment. is this who the republican party has become? >> if they are this, they are in trouble because it's a caveman way to approach society. queer people have been in civilization as long as there have been civilizations. if you look at the polling data as far back as we can find it, there's a clear march toward more social issues, more freedom. if you look at it over time, the arc of it is up and the arc on issues like this is always towards the better. >> that is it for us tonight. but before we leave, here is a preview of a special series cnn is running all next week. >> announcer: all next week a special cnn series. our anchors profile champions for change. >> we travel the globe telling stories of change makers. >> we give time to the causes dear to our hearts -- >> and sharing the stories of the champions leading the charge. >> it was for a great cause. that's motivating. >> i

and we need kevin cramer to replace liberal democrat heidi heitkamp.office she promised to be an independent vote for the people of north dakota. instead she went to washington and immediately joined chuck -- you know who chuck is -- and nancy. and now they have a new leader. who is the new leader? maxine waters is their new leader. maxine waters. taking over. they say trump -- i never believed i was take over the republican party. they say that to cause problems. but maxine waters is taking over the democrat party. heidi voted no on the obamacare repeal. by the way, it was done. it was done. unfortunately she wouldn't vote. and another person didn't votes. we had it done. another person campaigned for 8 years, wee repeal and replace. and we were surprised when the thumb went down. but we are doing well. you see what's happening. we are coming up with incredible plans. we have gotten rid of the individual mandate which is terrible. it's been gutted. but remember this. individual mandate, where you have the privilege of paying a lot of money for the sec

and we need kevin cramer to replace liberal democrat heidi heitkamp.office she promised to be an independent vote for the people of north dakota. instead she went to washington and immediately joined chuck -- you know who chuck is -- and nancy. and now they have a new leader. who is the new leader? maxine waters is their new leader. maxine waters. taking over. they say trump -- i never believed i was take over the republican party. they say that to cause problems. but maxine waters is taking over the democrat party. heidi voted no on the obamacare repeal. by the way, it was done. it was done. unfortunately she wouldn't vote. and another person didn't votes. we had it done. another person campaigned for 8 years, wee repeal and replace. and we were surprised when the thumb went down. but we are doing well. you see what's happening. we are coming up with incredible plans. we have gotten rid of the individual mandate which is terrible. it's been gutted. but remember this. individual mandate, where you have the privilege of paying a lot of money for the sec

kevin cramer is a republican senate candidate.video clip] >> let me tell you why i voted yes for the tax cuts. the people in this factory will get to keep more of their money. our state receives the largest tax reduction in the nation. democrats will revoke your tax .uts if they get the chance we like heidi, but she's wrong to oppose the tax cuts. i'm a candidate percent and i approved this message. host: by the way, we will be your source for the you debates in the house, senate, and governors races as they begin to unfold on c-span. we covered the debate courtesy of and why one new york. congressman donovan and former congressman michael grimm, you can watch that on our website and in response to the kevin cramer ad, this from heidi heitkamp. on the issue of taxes in that race. [video clip] >> we all like heidi -- >> he camouflages it well, but he's attacking heidi heitkamp and has it wrong. she voted for fiscally responsible tax cuts for the middle class, businesses, and farmers. kevin cramer's vote increases the deficit by $1.

heitkamp support on big issues, tweeting about her opponent last night saying congratulations to kevin cramerhis huge win in north dakota. we need him in the senate and i support him. heidi voted no when we need her. kevin is big on cutting taxes and strong on the boarder. matt, you're paying attention to the state of play. more largely speaking what is the state of play for the senate races? >> basically you read all about the big blue wave and the fact that trump is so toxic and all of these republican house members fled because they were scared about re-election. that blue wave didn't materialize. it crashed. the fact is republicans are looking -- are in a better position every week that goes by. if the election were today and it's not, we would pick up two senate seats and we wouldn't lose the majority in the house. heidi heitkamp, god bless her. this is the best path for her to be re-elected. but how pathetic the say i'm with the president 50% of the team. the people in north dakota want somebody that will vote with him all time. this is a losing strategy. they want the economy to grow a

we have two -- because it's a sparsely populated state, north dakota's congressman, kevin cramer is electedat large. rare circumstance where you'll have somebody rug for senate who has already been elected b the voters. heidi heitkamp, a freshman that won the favor of president trump. she's a democrat but he obviously likes her. sharing the hand, tells her she's doing a good job. she's been sympathetic to him. this is frustrating for cramer that wants a more clear red versus blue line here but trump has muddied it for him. >> sandra: tell me about virginia. they voted in 2017 in the gubernatorial election. the democrats had tremendous turnout. can they pull that off again in 2018? will you have any indication of that tonight? >> we'll see some signs. in you have two or three house races where it's competitive in virginia. the senate race is not competitive. they don't have a gubernatorial contest this year. so we're going to be looking at the house districts. how do the democrats sort themselves out and remember part of the secret nor democrats in virginia, their great performance was the f

kevin cramer running for senate in north dakota, adam laxult in nevada for governor, really solid republicandidates. a lot of mainstrea media focus on fringe candidates like cory stewart in virginia, don't have a chance to win in those states whereas republican recruitment i believe what is turning up the volume on the turnout. braun in indiana, morrissey in west virginia, causing republican to turn out create a level of excitement doesn't typically exist when one party has all three branches of government. trish: how much does the better connie play into it? >> i think a big issue getting to the general election. if you look at extrapolations where the economy is and cross that against traditional house elections, republicans would be projected to pick up 55 seats. if you only look at president's approval rating republicans would be projected to lose 68 seats. so you have a pretty ride wang between 68 and 55. think economy becomes dominant issue in the fall. what republicans run on. i think republicans will surprise where they end up in the house and pick up seats in the senate. trish: chri

the president was in fargo stumping for republican senate candidate kevin cramer. now, between digs at democrats, the president thanked justice kennedy for his service and the timing of his decision. >> i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term if ce because he felt confident in me to make thece right ch and carry on his great 'gacy. thwhy is he there. >> we'll have more on the impact the president's nominee could have onrethe futu of the court coming up at 5:45. >> hey! where is your nicest jean? >>> back here in washington demonstrators rallied outside of the home of tilon congresswoman maxine waters. a group called patriot ticket gathered outside waters' home in northwest d.c. last week she told supporters to call out trump cabinet members if they see them in public. it camefter several incidents after sarahee huck sanders was asked to leave a restaurant in virginia. that restaurant, the red hen in lexington, virginia, will n be closed until next week. yesterday protesters swarmed the small town. a man was arrested for pouring e chicken man on to th

. >> reporter: she's running against the state's lone republican congressman kevin cramer who was relegatedn heitkamp got this presidential campaign. that's likely to be her last before november. jeff zeleny, cnn, fargo, north dakota. >>> all right. our thanks to jeff zeleny for that. coming up, we have a very special treat here. the man behind some of my favorite movies. rob reiner joins us next to talk about a very interesting new project and the very interesting news of day. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. ot

last nig and at one point, he brought congressman kevin cramer up to the stage.ey ave each other a hug of -- it was a little awkward. watch this. >> welcome to north dakota! [ cheers ] trlaughter ] >> jimmy: i thinp owes that guy $130,000. [ laughter ] i'm just saying. he's got a case. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's got a case. [ cheers a applause ] >> steve: hey, hey, hey! >> jimmy: the big story is still the supreme court. i read that before announcing his retirement, justice anthony kennedy met with trump o half an hour. actually, he wasn't planning to retire but after 30 minutes with trump, he was like, "i've got to get out of this town. [ laughter ] i've had enough. i'm gonna retire. i'm good." [ applause ] did you see this? while trump was talking to reporters about anthony kennedy for a cond it seemed like he forgot kennedy's last name. take a look at this. a >> a mano have great respect for, justice anthony -- you know who i'm talking about -- justice kennedy will be retiring. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "he did a great job se ing the united states of -- you know what i'm talk about

there you go, kevin cramer, the congressman from that state, he leads heidi heitkamp, the trump state in this new poll by four points. so if that is what the election looked like, that's a republican pickup. west virginia, trump won this state by 42 points in 2016. republicans say, my god, he won it by 42. we got to be able to take out joe manchin, the democratic incumbent. yet first poll after the republican primary, patrick morsi, republican nominee, nine points behind manchin. this name, don blankenship, he said he's going to run third party. after losing the republican primary, he may have to go to court to do that. with him or without him in this poll, manchin was up there by a high single digit margin. that one is good news for democrats. this one, very good news for democrats. we've seen other polls that are much different than this. but here's bill nelson, the democratic incumbent, leading governor rick scott by ten in florida. this is one if this is the start of a trend, that's the thing we want to see. are there going to be more polls in florida that look like this, or is th

. >> also today, the gop senate nominees, north dakota's kevin cramer, virginia's corey stewart, they received support from an anti-lgbt group that links homosexuality to pedophilia and defends conversion therapy. is this a type of group the republican party wants to align itself with? shermichael. that's for you. you're a republican. >> no, no, don. it's not. i think we have to respect the intrinsic value of all human beings. we're all different, and we don't have the right, if you will, to sort of judge people. in this uncan, we do believe that people have the right, the freedom of choice to be who they want to be as long as they're paying their taxes, they're respecting the law, they're not pushing their values on other people. it's not my responsibility to influence my beliefs or push my beliefs, i should say, on someone else. and i think the republican party has to distance itself from this type of rhetoric. the country, again, is becoming more and more diverse, and you cannot continue to isolate and ostracize people who are different because what will end up happening is we'll f

trump is traveling to fargo, north dakota this evening to campaign for republican congressman kevin cramer who is running for the u.s. senate against democratic incumbent senator heidi highcamp. watch the rally tonight at 8:00 eastern. earlier today housing and urban development secretary ben carson testified at an oversight hearing by the house financial services committee. can you watch the entire hearing tonight at 9:30 eastern here on c-span 3. >>> vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence visited a church and shelter in brazil and spoke to a group of venezuelan migrant children and families. the vice president pledged u.s. support to the venezuelans until

the president. 71 minute speech of the president talking to the crowd, imploring them to support kevin cramer and he so called liberal senator heidi heitkamp. the president mentioned today's biggest news, the pending retirement of justice anthony kennedy after 30 years on the bench. >> justice anthony kennedy, a very special guy, also just announced a little while ago his retirement. from the united states supreme court. [cheers and applause] great man. and i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office, because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry-on his great legacy. >> shannon: >> this happening t that the president quite frankly threw plenty of political punches but maybe he saved his hardest hit. new york congressman joe crowley who you probably heard was upset last night and his primary by justice democrat socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> one of my biggest critics, a slovenly man named joe crowley, got his ass kicked. by a young woman who had a lot of energy. >> a lot of energy. the folks are excited about that. no surprise he also mentioned

joining us now congressman kevin cramer, republican from north crack. think either of these bills will pass. are you going to tell me i'm wrong? >> well i hope that you're wrong. i think if we had the vote yesterday, certainly both would have failed. the original bill, goodlatte one, as they're calling is very unlikely to not pass. i am a cosponsor, plan on supporting it because i think it has many important things. goodlatte two, the compromise bill, is better and has a chance of passage. stuart, it is up to the leadership all the way up to the president of the united states convince more members it is good idea. stuart: republican party can't agree with amongst themselves. you saw the near fight on the floor with speaker ryan and mark meadows. you're not going to get anything done here. immigration, nothing is going to get done. i think i can say that conclusively for a long time to come. am i right? >> it will get done, the president can do with executive orders but i hope you're wrong, stuart. i'm cautiously optimistic, things will be worked out, we

coming up later today, representative kevin cramer, republican congressman from north dakota.ix: emerging markets hurt as trade fears take up -- tick up. he will spend the week looking at countries that in addition to the macro, have unique issues to define the problem and find opportunity. today our focus is the argentina -- is argentina. the argentinian peso continues to slide following a deal with the imf. joining us now is patrick gillespie, bloomberg reporter. how did we go from that to a bailout of the imf? argentina got hit by a perfect storm of volatility, rising interest rates, the rising dollar, and there was a growing concern about the central banks credibility. there were concerns about argentina's fiscal deficit and external financing needs. it had a lot of dollar-denominated debt. it was a mixture of a global volatility and central-bank credibility that hit the peso and now it is the worst performer in emerging markets for this year. alix: it was all about being business friendly when the new leader to power. what happens to some of his goals like cutting inflati

misguided in economic terms i worry about soybean producers in iowa and north dakota we ought to have kevin cramerecome a senator and heidi heitcamp ought to lose that. that is six, ten months down the road, maybe a year and a half out. supreme court vacancy is right here, right now. the hearings will be in august, maybe september at the latest. if he nominates, say, for example, raymond kethledge from michigan, fisherman, 51 years old, michigan university law grad, that's my alma mater if he nominates someone from the center of the country and originalist, his base, his evangelical base, his economic base, his deregulatory base, his anti-government bureaucracy base will march to the polls. president trump is delivering what he promised. >> hugh hewitt, good to have you on thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, it's been eight years since tesla's ipo. a lot has changed, but one critical thing has not what it means for investors going forward. >>> plus, he has until midnight to decide. where will lebron james go or will he stay >>> what's all the noise in the hamptons about helicopter companies try

what i'm watching for is president trump going to north dakota to campaign for kevin cramer.he wasn't as committed to the race. this shows he is. >> i think one i'm going to watch for mark warner to walk that back. two, supreme court decision, the travel ban. the decision on the travel ban could come tomorrow. >> a big deal. you have a baseball game you want to tease. we are out of time. >> go capitol hill little league. >> that does it for us tonight. i don't know if i have time to show you sasha. we will be back from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. for now, good night from washington. >>> leaks, secret tapes, special prosecutors and presidential paranoia. when i hear those words today, they have a familiar echo to me. 40 years ago, i made the movie "all the president's men" about how woodward and bernstein chased the watergate story. it stayed with me. a few years ago i produced a documentary about the story to uncover the truth. it struck me as prophetic and worth repeating today. we thought watergate changed america and our political process. but did it?

north dakota for senate candidate kevin cramer joins now.ning in a senate race in north dakota but i want ur comment on the supreme court decision which we've just had 5 to 4 decision supporting mark janice, he does not have to pay for political cause if he doesn't support. your comment, please. >> well, first of all, stuart, seems obvious to me but i'm grateful for the outcome. major victory for freedom of political expression in the country that stands for that. the fact that it was a 5-4 vote tells me how very important the united states senate is and how different this decision may have been had there been a merrick garland on the court instead of neil neil gorsuch. stuart: you're running in north dakota for the senate, are you 10% for president trump in. >> i'm a good 85, 90% with president trump, better than most and far better than democratic senator heidi keip. >> polls how me ahead slightly more than that. every poll that we have seen show me slightly ahead. stuart: i want to go to cristina, what more do you have cristina? >> the su

it's time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." starting can kevin >> caller: hey, jim, how's it going? >> how's it going with you chief? >> caller: you told us to look at switch. i didn't buy it then, but what would you think of picking up shares now >> it has been a, the house of pain and foresight is better i have to look at why that thing is going down. i need to go to pat in rhode island. >> caller: hi, jim, thank you for taking my call greetings from the smallest state in the bottom 40. >> there you go. >> caller: at and t. >> i say yes, may guest tomorrow and i think what is worrying people is maybe he will stop the deal with time warner, and they need that. assistant attorney general for trading trust. >> dan from ohio. >> caller: that commencement speech look, i am looking for a quality dividend paying company to hold on to for the long-term. i likeillinois tool works. i like the business philosophy of the 80/20 rule. i know they are down year-to-date is that a concern. >> the issue here is scott santi who is terrific and has a big auto busi

is it under valued >> i thought david faber and jim cramer really have their way with kevin johnson on the call i don't think it helped investor sentiment. schultz who just left as chairman, left as ceo more than a year ago has his air a parents back this stock has been an under performer the last few years it's been range bound. they've been very clear about articulating where the future growth is going to come. that is obviously in china the news this week is that they are accelerating the closure of some under performing stores here the global same store comps were much below what expectations were just about 1% and that here's a company that's been missing their consensus estimates 3 out of the last 4 quarters they need to see some tech investments starting to payoff i think the ex-ceo and founder schultz this is all likely to happen in the foreseeable future so take it easy on our stock a little bit this may stake some time i want to have two quick charts here we have a one-year chart this is going to help inform the trade. the stock really broke down in the mid 50s here and i thi

the former ceo's e-mail to jim cramer he probably owns a lot of shares what do you think, do you think it's undervalued >> i thought david and jim had their way with kevin johnson the other day on that call and i don't think it helped investor sentiment. so i like the fact that schultz who just left as chairman and left as ceo more than a year ago, he's got his heir apparent's back. this stock has been an underperformer the last few years. it's been range bound. i think they have been very clear about articulating where their future growth is going to come and that obviously is in china. the news this week is they are accelerating the closure of some underperforming stores here. global same-store comps were much below what expectations were, just about 1%, and here's a company that's been missing their consensus estimates three out of the last four quarters so they need to start seeing some of these tech investments starting to pay off. so i think the ex-ceo and founder schultz says this is all likely to happen in the foreseeable future, so take it easy on our stock a little bit this may take some time. we have a one-year chart this is going to help inf