kmp reported last night, came in 51 cents versus 61 cents that wall street was looking for.ike about this quarter including the fact that kmp's revenues rose 33% year-over-year coming in much better than expected. more importantly, boosted bringing the yield to a colossal 6.7%. this stock has gotten hit hard over the last six months. i think kmp may have been punished, overly punished i should say, plus even the recent weakness, stock giving you 132% return with reinvested dividends since i got behind it in april 2007. let's talk to the chairman and ceo of kinder morgan partners, get a better sense of where his business is headed. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. glad to be here. >> right now there's kind of prevailing view that kinder morgan may have run out of the great growth opportunities that has given us such bountiful returns over the years. >> well, i would beg to differ with that, jim, our growth opportunities have never been better as i said yesterday on our call, we have $14.4 billion in backlog projects that will be built over the next few years. w

i want to know about kindle morgan's partner kmp. i owned it for a while already. what is going on?rich kinder had to defend himself recently from an attack are he was being viewed as someone who was skimping on his infrastructure. and i think it's wrong. i think rich kinder does run a big company, and you have to continue to add pipelines to do well. but i like kinder morgan here. i know when interest rates go higher kinder goes lower. you have a decent entry point. i like it. look, when the going gets tough, and it was tough for me, well, this is, you know, it's just a great continent. and here is what i have to say. [ bell ] stay with cramer! >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with ""squawk on the street." we started when velociraptors ruled the world. >>> it is time. >>> it is time. time for the "lightning round." calls -- buy, buy, buy! >> sell, sell, sell! >> play the sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the "lightning round" is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? let's start with fozzy in colorado? fozzy? >> caller: jimbo, big boo-yah from fozzy bear colorado. i want to talk abou

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