. >> the president is in fargo to help republican representative kevin cramer raise money for his senate bid. heitkamp is up for re-election in november, republicans want to take her seat, the president came to help cramer and hold a rally in north dakota. today's event aiming toward the same thing, takeing that seat come november. small group of protesters hoping to greet president trump outside this building. we saw 20 to 25 people walk toward the venue before local time. the man carrying the bull horn said the group is part of anti-trump rally organized by north ferry socialist and red river democratic socialists of america from fargo and oppose the president's agenda. the protester says it is gross because people are making minimum wage or less than minimum wage and people are spending thousands for a plate of food. this is a state donald trump won by 20 points. heitkamp has raised more than cramer, but cramer's campaign brought in $1 million because of this fundraiser that president trump is headlining, both candidates put out new attack ads before president trump was set to arrive

low crime, thus kevin cramer. use] you are going to have totally medicare, we are going to protect our social security, that kevin. the democrats are going to destroy your social security. i sure as you are standing there -- i am sorry for no seats, the crowd was bigger than it was .upposed to be -- but they will destroy your social security we are going to protect it. your will protect second amendment, and so i. [applause] but you know, things like that are a very important thing. things like that are under siege, and they can disappear very quickly if you don't have the right people. so i am here for kevin cramer, i want to thank you all for supporting him. it is an honor for me, because he is a very special man. you really owe it to the country, you have to do this. we need that vote. we need him. we need his brainpower. we need his presence. in washington, d.c. because, that place is brutal -- a lot of bad, bad things up here going through people's heads. sick people. these are sick people. [applause] [laughte

kevin cramer. who is challenging incumbent democrat senator. he talks about jobs, immigration policy and the economy. ladies and gentlemen please welcome the next senator from the great state of north dakota, kevin cramer. ♪ you, i know you all came to hear a long speech from your congressman. and thank you for your tremendous support for me and our candidacy. say to our president, welcome back to north dakota. as the president no doubt knows, this is where the air is clean and the people are real. isce we first met, this donald trump's fourth visit to our state. know that the people of north dakota appreciate we have a president that cares about us, cares about the people in the middle of america. and you know now why i do my best to catch the first plane out of the swamp to get home every week. i don't suppose any national press came here but to our visitors from the national press corps, let me encourage you to talk to some of these real people. and if you do, and by the way, they're happy to giv

kevin cramer. >> thank you, i know you came to hear a long speech from your congressman. thank you for that welcome and for your tremendous support for our candidacy. i want to say to our president, welcome back to north dakota. president no doubt knows, this is where the air is clean and the people are real. now, since we first met two summers ago, this is donald trump's fourth visit to our prairie state. and i know that the people of north dakota appreciate that we have a president who cares about us. cares about the people in the middle of america. you also now know mr. president why i do my best to catch the first plane out of the swamp to get home every week. i don't suppose any national press came here but to our visitors from the national press corps, let me encourage you to talk to some of these real people. and if you do, and by the way, they're happy to give you their name and go on the record. they're real, they're not fake, they're not ashamed of their support for our president. but you

kevin cramer. ant to have -- [cheers and applause] we're going to have totally protected medicare. we're going to protect our social security. that's kevin. the democrats are going to destroy your social security. as sure as you're standing there, sorry there's no seat the crowd was bigger than it's supposed to be, but serious you're standing there, they want to destroy your social security. we're going to protect it. kevin is going to protect your second amendment and so am i. but you know -- [cheers and applause] things like that, that's a very important thing and things like that, they are under siege. things like that candice peer very quickly if you don't have the right people. so i'm here for kevin kramer. -- kevin cramer. i want to thank you all for supporting him. it's an honor for me because he's a very special man. i really said -- you really owe it to the country, you have to do this. you have to do this. we need that vote. we need him. we need his brainpower. we need his presence. in was

you put kevin cramer into that position, and you are going to see things happen that you will never see with heidi, you are just never going to see it with

intolked to kevin cramer running that raise. i think he started to recognize he does have a unique role and can strengthen the majority in the senate, and does seem to be taking advice from those in the white house. the kavanaugh nominations begin tuesday. give us a sense of these trump state republican states, joe donnelly, heidi heitkamp, if they vote against brett kavanaugh, what pressure would you put on advertising in those states? steven: it is a tough an important issue for democrats, particularly for joe donnelly and heidi heitkamp. the stakes have really changed for democrats in this fight. the really high stakes scorched-earth approach that senator schumer has taken has put his own red state democrats in a tough spot you'd i think they will vote -- spot. i think they will vote to confirm to have any chance of winning reelection come up will hurt them more than the neil gorsuch vote with donors and activists who they need to get enthused about their candidacy, of they are in a tough spot. alexi: speaking of messaging an

kevin cramer. we want to have -- [applause] we're going to have totally protected medicare. 're going to protect our social security. that's kevin. the democrats are going to destroy our social security, assure as you're standing there, sorry for the no seats. but the crowd was bigger than it was supposed to be, sure you're standing there, they are going to, they want to destroy your social security. we're going to protect it. of kevin will protect your second amendment and so am i. [applause] but you know, things like that, that is a very important thing. and things like that, they are under siege. things like that can disappear very quickly if you don't have the right people. so, i'm here for kevin cramer. i want to thank you all for supporting him. it's, it is an honor for me because he is a very special man i said you owe it to the country, you have to do this. you have to do this. we need that vote. we need him. we need his brain power. we need his presence in washington, d.c., because that places brutal. it is brutal. it is, a lot of bad, bad things up here are going th

mike braun is a different persona, so is kevin cramer. mcsally is too. to be out of step in critical with the president are tough to pull off and keep the coalition together, but you can also be your own person. alexi: what is one senate race where you think president trump's presence in a campaign rally would be a liability? steven: as i look at the races, there is not a single state i would take off the map. would it be better to go to the cow or what they call the counties up north in nevada than vegas? there are areas where he could make a positive difference, rally the troops, and help get the kind of turnout we will need to win these races. jonathan: i was going to follow steven.at, it sounds like the hope is to use the president surgically and bring him in conservative and less populous markets. is donald wilkes going to use that, do you think ?steven: we ? [laughter] steven: we will see. the one thing i have to say is this president is guided by a good political team and has been doing surgical reasonably well. they took a nuanced position in the

for congressman kevin cramer. president trump's remarks are about 35 minutes. ♪ >> >woo!> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next united states senator from the great state of north dakota, congressman kevin cramer. ♪

heidi heitkampes a challenge from kevin cramer in an election that could decide the balance of power in the senate. >> reporter: in the bad lands of north dakota, famies gather each summer for good old-fashioned fun. life's simple play and pitch fork fondue. >> reporter: even with a heated senate race, you won't hea politics around these tables. >> people are so angry. >> reporter: they judge candidates differently out here. >> senator heitkamp has done a good job. she's probably the most conservative senate in the candidate. cramer i think would do a good job. i'm kind of torn. >> reporter: more than the upcoming senate race, check is where we want to go. >> reporter: he's not the only trump supporter worried tariffs could put the brakes on north dakota's booming economy. >> scares me a little bit kind of what's going on but i'm willing to see how it plays out. >> reporter: the main attraction here is the medora that's history. it tells the story of teddy rooseve roosevelt. in town some voiced anxiety about the current president's foreign policy. >> i'm not a trump supporter. i thou

fundraising, she out raises kevin cramer. an opportunity for them to try and close the gap on fundraising. it's amazing to see how much money is going into this race. it's a sparsely populated state. , a lot ofively cheap money is being poured into this race by the candidates and the outside groups. host: talk about the president's function today. guest: i don't know a ton of details about it, it's going to hotel inraiser at a fargo. the minimum contribution to get is $1000 per couple. the presidentaid raised more than $1 million. specific people will be attending. they put it in the hundreds. not much is known about what is going to happen. obviously, this is his second time being here in a couple of months. late june. in he held a more public arena rally. this is a fundraising event. host: when it comes to senator heitkamp, what is her current polling? explain the background of why she is at the number she's at. we haven't seen a lot of public polling. seen, the last one that came out was in june or july. by a fewamer ahead

president trump was at a fundraiser in fargo, north dakota, for kevin cramer, who is challenging incumbenteidi hite camp for a senate seat, you can see that tonight at 9:00 p.m. on c-span, c-span toirg or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> representative steve stivers is chair of the national republican congressional committee. he took questions from reporters on the november mid-term elections. he was at a "christian science monitor" breakfast this morning to talk about bellwether races across the country. and president trump's impact on the november election. >> it's 8:00, let's get started. i'm francine keifer, the congressional correspondent for "the christian science monofore," i'm filling in for linda feldman who is traveling with president trump. our guest today is representative steve stivers, chair of the national republican congressional committee. and this is his first appearance at a monitor breakfast. welcome, congressman stivers. >> thanks. >> now for a little bit of background. congressman stivers was born in cincinnati and earned his bachelors degree and m.b.a. from

. >> president trump speaking at a fundraiser in north dakota for kevin cramer. who is challenging incumbent democrat senator. he talks about jobs, immigration policy and the economy.

and president trump was at a fundraiser today in fargo, north dakota, for congressman kevin cramer, who's challenging incumbent democrat for a senate seat. you can see that tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, also online at c-span.org, or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >> kids are kids everywhere. they want your attention, they want to feel important. and they want to understand what's going on in the world. >> my worry is that they're intimidated and so they become the little mouse in the classroom and feel that they don't have those kind of dinner table conversation lings. therefore they feel that they can't throw their ideas out. >> with hamilton, that's the rage. they love it. we have a karaoke contest in class because they know the songs and they'll go on and on singing and i'm like, let's have a contest and talk about the issues in the songs. i think when we make it relevant, they enjoy it, they engage and they learn. >> saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, meet the middle and high school civics teachers who participated in the c-span classroom annual educators c

are you supporting kevin cramer in north dakota? explain that a little bit. david: we have a scorecard we keep track of how people vote on the economic issues. congressman cramer has not scored very well, to be honest with you. he is in the c minus or d range. we just decided he is not somebody that club for growth will put its endorsement behind. our members expect us to do that. we interviewed them all. we do research other background and their votes. it would be a miscue to the members about if he is a real conservative or not. susan: the club for growth and tariffs are antithetical to each other. you are a free market organization. would you talk about the impact of the president's tariff policies on individual districts and what you see problems for people? alcorn, indiana where is one where the industry is worried about the impact of the local economy. how do you see that playing out? david: you have named one. i have seen examples in missouri, where it is a close race. essentially it is the steel and aluminum tariffs that are increasing the cost of inp

it's kevin cramer and kevin newman, two rookies on the pittsburgh pirates last i gave seinfeld fans at to have fun. you can come up with your own headlines. i wonder if newman and cramer on their way with the mail truck to michigan. lauren: took me a while to get that. [laughter] lauren: thank you. cheryl: coming up, despite trade tensions us factories are on fire. we have surprising number's coming up and a reaction from traders in london when we return. morning sir. chief, the blade isn't passing quality gate. that's why you work with watson. i detect frictional loss on the midspan. it can detect the tiniest defects from just a few images to help production stay on time and on budget. i optimized the fiberglass finish to reduce frictional loss and maximize airflow. i was also part of the maximizing. for ai that can do more with your data, choose watson. hello. the best ai for the job. lauren: american factories coming in august cracking out products the fastest since may, 2004. michael joins us now good morning. michael, despite the trade headlines and this potential war, american m

you have kevin cramer running for the senate, he is doing great.ust left and did something similar, i walked in and it was very interesting. a man greeted me at the door but it happens so much. he was a strong, tough guy and he was crying. he said mr. president, thank you for saving america, you have saved america. [applause] i'm telling you, that man, he was tough. i don't think he cried when he was a baby. [laughter] he meant it. it happened right now, we were just shaking hands with some of the people from your area right here. so many of those people say thank you for saving america. we were on a path that was going to be -- we run a really bad path. those two men have helped us a lot. mike and john, they were -- they have helped us, i can't even tell you but they have helped us a lot. another thing, new unemployment claims hit a 49 year low. economic growth was 4.1, they just adjusted upward to 4.2%. think of this, it is a great story 401k's, a lot of people have them. i was in new york and i was saying hello and there were policemen on the li

he will go campaigning area he is backing some of the candidates there including representative kevin cramer a good idea for him to be in the field for so many days? days ofxpecting 40 plus him to campaign. >> his approval rating is pretty high for a guy who is been under attack. his approval rating is 46%. that is pretty good. it is higher than obama at this point in the presidency. >> his strong disapproval rating is higher than anybody has had. if you look at the washington post poll, they strongly disapprove it was well over 50%. that is different from what we have seen before. >> that poll was taken the week that manafort was sentenced. it came as michael collins plea came through. i look at the numbers. i wouldn't have a career without the numbers. if you look at the abc news washington post all, they got the election wrong by 10 points or more. before the election, visit hillary clinton was going to win in a landslide. there were only three pollsters who got that election right. i look at those old and i give credence to them. the rest is a garbage in garbage out. >> as long as you ar

endorsed candidates have moved ahead over the past week in senate races, they are congressman kevin cramernorth dakota, congressman marcia blackburn in tennessee all moving into the lead. president trump endorsing 56 candidates this year. >>> violent street gang members being stopped before they enter the country. border control agents in the rio grande valley sector arrested 17 members of the central american street gangs of the past week. among those arrested, members of the notorious ms-13 and the 18 street gang. joining us now, congressman andy biggs, it's great to have you with us. and i've got to start with, again, the leadership of the house. the president has called for, has promised the wall. we've got the border patrol capturing these ms-13, the other central american gang members, and the drugs are still being just pouring over that border. it is an opiate crisis, a national crisis and republican leadership tells torch go to hell. collateral damage and the president's wall is not going to be funded and says with 55 days before the midterms. >> yep. well, lou, i've got to tell yo

and president trump was at a fundraiser in fargo, north kota, for challenger kevin cramer, challenging senator heidi hite camp. we'll have that for you tonight at 9:00. you can see that on c-span.org or on the c spand radio app. >> kids are everywhere i that night what to feel important and understand what's going on in the world. >> my worry is they are intimidated and become the little mouse in the classroom, they don't have those kind of dinner table conversations and feel they can't throw their ideas out. contest have a karaoke in class. i was like, let's have a contest and talk about the issues in that the songs. make it relevant they enjoy and engage. >> saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, meet the middle and high school civics teachers who participated in the c-span classroom annual educators conference. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or on the free c-span radio app. >> sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "real america." ♪ over there over there send the word send the word over there ♪ "the 1953 u.s. army film pershing story," about the life of commander j

the one that interests me is heidi heitkamp's race because her opponent, kevin cramer, he said that evenr. ford, what happened to her actually happened. >> even if it was true. >> even if it was true that kavanaugh should still be confirmed. this is something that even the most conservative republican rejected in the committee. they said if this is actually true, of course he shouldn't be confirmed. now you a senate candidate on the other side. >> i think that shows the mind-set or people believe the mind-set is of the trump voter, which is -- and this happened with trump. the more he was attacked, the more allegations came out against him, the more he was fact checked, the more he looked like the victim and the more people rallied around him. so i imagine that he is banking on that same sort of attitude. >> yes. >> the brovo. >> no, no, not just the bro vote. this extends beyond bros. there is a whole bunch of people in the trump base that feel that way and feel they have to protect him. but does that extend to republicans running for senate? >> that's a really good point. we've seen ov

to get your reaction to some of the comments we've heard some of your colleagues and also from kevin cramertrying to be one of your colleagues running in north dakota for the republican party. take a listen. >> so you think these women are making it up? >> they had a little help, i have a feeling. >> accusations are being made about things that didn't happen, and i think it's very unfortunate. >> if the accusation is enough, god help us all around here. i will respectfully listen. but if there's nothing new here, i am not going to deny him a promotion to the supreme court based on a 35-year-old accusation. >> even if it's all true, does it disqualify him? certainly it means he did something really bad 36 years ago. but does it disqualify him from the supreme court? >> start with that last question. what's your answer? >> the fact that this candidate, for senate, doesn't believe that someone who assaults a young woman, who's a minor, 15 years old, assaults her, covers her mouth when she tries to scream, and that story's being corroborated by people who have heard this story before, the fact

. >> kevin cramer is running for senate against republican heidi heitkamp is drawing criticism for hisallegations against kavanaugh. here's what he told a local tv station monday. >> even if it's all true, does it disqualify him? it certainly means that he did something really bad 36 years ago but does it disqualify him from the supreme court? >> what could youdo you think? is that going to kill him? north dakota. >> i don't know anyone who lives in north dakota. >> it's a small state. you can almost know everybody there. >> you can assume by these statements that are being made very flippantly that some republicans really just are sticking to the rhetoric that this administration has had towards women, to be pretty degrading and to not recognize the peril that they face with suburban women voters who were the biggest block that turned out for trump in '16 as a surprise factor. >> more than we thought. not a majority. >> a lot more. >> i visited north dakota recently and i have some reporting on this. there are women in north dakota and they will vote and they are affected by this sort

president trump delivers remarks at a fundraiser in fargo, north dakota for republican congressman kevin cramerg heidi heitkamp. it's scheduled to start at 2:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage on c-span. >>> sunday night on q and a, assistant editor at the atlantic, zachary wood, talks about his book "uncensored" and growing up in a troubled home. >> my phone starts ringing. and i go and pick it up and i see it's my mom. and for some reason, i just had a sense this is not going to be good. i don't know what it was. but i said, this is not going to be good. i answered the phone, she spoke. she was very calm. curt but very calm. zachary, child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can. and i knew that tone in her voi voice, child protective services is here, i'm asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. that is what is going through my mind. am i going to live to see the next day? because she, if ever at any point she has a moment alone with me, and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she's going to do. >> za

it's made by north dakota representative kevin cramer. sexual assault, even if true, should not disqualify kavanaugh, he says. he says, well, she admits she was a 15-year-old that had been drinking at a party that i mean how many 15-year-olds handle a lot of alcohol, you know, 36 years ago? what do you say to that? >> yeah. well, i think it may disqualify cramer in his race for the senate. it was such an obtuse remark. i think kavanaugh is going to face a lot of questions about the image he tried to present last night on fox of this kind of pious choir boy living this wholesome life when he, by his own testimony in speeches at yale and elsewhere, has talked about exactly what his drinking habits were. and they were -- they were not -- they don't match up with what happened. i will point out one other thing about the press conference tomorrow, don. one other event we didn't discuss was the fact that bill cosby got sentenced today, and there were 60 women going back four decades who had made allegations against bill cosby. only one was able

i guess more importantly though when i walked in, i was walking in with kevin cramer and a strong mane up to me. tough kind of a guy. and said i want to thank you mr. president for saving our country. and he had tears coming down his eyes. this wasn't just a statement. because he had tears coming down. unless he was a real wise guy. but he had tears coming down his eyes. and he said i want to thank you, mr. president, for saving our country. and i want to thank you for all of the horrible things that you have to go through because it is so unfair to you and it is so unfair to all of the millions and tens of millions of people that voted for you. it is true. [ applause ] >> thank you. so i really preerngtappreciated. and it is hard for republicans and conservatives. we have a great judge right now being looked at to go up and be the next justice of the united states supreme court. he isintellect, a great man. and the way they are screaming and shouting, it is a disgrace to our country actually. i don't know if anybody has been watching it. they are making fools out of themselves. and o

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i am kevin cramer, candidate for senate, and i approve of this message.the senate race in north dakota. keith joins us from chicago, democrat line. caller: hello. thented to thing -- thank callers and thank, is it c-span -- for this transmission. i want people to make their own minds. a nationalist versus eight patriot. and nationalist as someone who identifies with their own nation and vigorously supports its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations. to separate itself from the world makes you weaker. stands up for the interests of the nation, even if it hurts their own values. host: we go to larry next in memphis. good morning. democrats line. caller: good morning. if republicans want to know the lied aboutey live -- keeping processing conditions and health care. you cannot believe anything these people say. everybody knows least 40 to 50t times a day. host: from new york magazine -- welcome to the brett kavanaugh show. the piece says other than political journalists and the good folks at c-span, no sane huma

about to speak at a fund raiser in fargo, north dakota in support of republican senate candidate kevin cramerbring you any headlines that come out of it. former president barack obama is set to appear at a rally in anaheim, california, this weekend to support democratic candidates there both parties here really stepping up the efforts with 60 days to go until the midterm elections. john harwood is live in anaheim, california, with the latest. well, we haven't seen this from the former president in awhile, getting out there and grappling with politics. >> exactly, contessa he's going to come here to the anaheim convention center behind me to campaign for a half a dozen democratic candidates. orange county, california, where i'm standing right now is filled with the kind of high income suburbs and well educated voters who have been turning away from president trump over his behavior even though the economy is booming the democratic challenger is a former protege of elizabeth warren she says she's provide a check on the president the former stockbroker says just ignore the noise and look at the

the president is in north dakota right now to help senate candidate kevin cramer unseat heidi heitkamp132 right now on the dow jones industrial average. 25,864 is the level. president trump said he is ready to

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we took a look at kevin cramer, one of the candidates in north dakota. taking an advertisement aim at heidi heitkamp. [video clip] >> president trump wants to stop illegal immigration, but heidi heitkamp does not. president trump: heidi voted in favor of a deadly, horrible sanctuary cities. >> heidi heitkamp has had a chance to crack down on sanctuary cities. each time, she voted against north dakota. when confronted with her record of failure, she dismissed issue as a scare tactic. it is time to tell heidi heitkamp, this is not just a scare tactic to it is our lives -- tactic. it is our lives. host: robert in missouri, independent line. caller: good morning. i thought it was interesting that the questioner completed for there questioning ford lady. host: you are referring to rachel mitchell, the attorney hired by the republicans? caller: correct. once kavanaugh was being questioned, his voice started getting louder and louder, which tells me he is probably lying, and then all of the republicans cut her off, and she did not have any more questions for an

and north dakota's republican congressman kevin cramer has a four point lead over heidi heitkamp.he republican. and mash shah blackburn just ahead of phil bredesen. new political aarp poll shows sherrod brown with a 16-point lead in ohio where president trump won decisively. which ones do you think will be most surprising on election day? >> i think mash shah blackburn might be the big surprise she could go down in tennessee would be crazy. that should not be happening. she should be running away with this race. that's where we're seeing the poll on donald trump is taking on these candidates without question. we see consistently poll after poll, people feel that the economy is going in the right direction. and yet republicans are not getting the credit that they probably should. >> you look at states, west virginia, joe manchin, feeling pretty comfortable in west virginia. arizona, democrats have a good shot at winning that good one. nevada we didn't even put that one up. heller is in trouble in nevada. no doubt about it. again, either side can win these races, but if the tide kee

kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> beautiful country. fascinating race. "politico" branded this race north dakota nasty. cramerconvinced to get in. seems he's relishing the fight now. where do you see this going? what's going to be the difference? >> well, as your piece started with, i mean, this is a landslide state for president trump. very hard for the democrat to win re-election there, if he manages to turn out his voters for congressman cramer. what was interesting was the bit about the trade war. where is that going to stand in late october, and how are north dakotans going to feel? the farmers, soybean farmers, how are they going to be feeling about where this trade war is going and whether or not trump has created leverage for the u.s. with china and other countries or made things worse? this is also a question of, you know, what is the voting electorate for the midterms going to look like? traditionally, chris, it is always older, whiter, more conservative. democratic coalitions at no time turn out for president obama, even though in -- in 2010 and 2014, though he was re-elected in 2012. the women we

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kevin brady joining us on the set to talk about taxes 2.0. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ good tuesday morning, i am carl quintanilla with jim cramernd david faber. the white house announces new tariffs on chinese imports futures are higher despite warning from chinese u.s. manufactures and farmers voices concerns as the u.s. moves to slap 10% tariffs on billions more in chinese goods >> worrisome to everyone fedex missed the quarterly expectations the review is in looking at app apple's most valuable products >> the market is shrugging off the president's announcing china says it has no choice but to retaliate wilbur ross down play such a threat earlier this morning. >> china does not have enough imports from us to make a reciprocal tax china will sell less than $150 billion a year. in that sense, they're out of bullets. they go onto say because the prices are spread over thousands of products, nobody will actually notice at the end of the day. he's right >> i think he's right. i think -- are you looking at my haircut? >> just looking at you >> wilbur ross is a person that we listen to for many years who's right about cars and sod

reasonable care -- >> thank you >> when we return, jim cramer will be live from the stock exchange here are the futures right now, we'll be right back. kevin? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >>> i want to go low tech, jim, i know how closely you watch that home builder. we mentioned k.b. earlier and i did not look in closely. it matters because people say housing does not really reflect some of the strengths we see everywhere else and we got to figure out why how is k.b. home >> they don't reflect the general part of history. i do think they're also making a lot of per homes that the other major home builders. the hope brothers was on "mad money," the ceo, he was saying things that were really good why does wall street hate us and we are doing well. maybe steve liesman has t to -- k.b. home is saying come on guys, there are better businesses than you realize. k.b. home is better and not the rest of the business >> it was a fed day and we would be talking about it weeks before and all we talk about today. it is a reflection of the times. you never been that -- you like under line corporate profi

kevin brady joining us on the set to talk about taxes 2.0. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ good tuesday morning, i am carl quintanilla with jim cramerchinese imports futures are higher despite warning from chinese u.s. manufactures and farmers voices concerns as the u.s.