former press secretary for mike pence, mark lauder and deputy editorial page editor and columnist for the washington post ruth marcus. thank you all for being here on this quasi-holiday sunday night. but of course headed into a busy week here in washington. mark lauder, i want to start with you just because you have been behind the scenes at the white house as the president has made these kinds of decisions. at this point it does seem like he is getting this outside pressure from mcconnell to steer his attention towards it sounds like two people who have less of a paper trail that might be more likely to be easily confirmed in the senate. is that an argument that you've seen sway this president? >> i'm not sure it sways the president, but -- >> what does sway the president? >> the fact a name has not come out, they've not floated anyone other than these four people i think truly supports the idea that he is still making his decision. hardiman doesn't surprise me as being a last-minute kind of rising to the top because he was -- most people say he was number two when justice gorsuch wa

the nasser case showed just how easy it is for powerful institutions and the people climbing their lauder's to spend years not only ignoring the sexual abuse of young athletes the getting power by not doing anything to protect victims and now ohio state is facing the facts that they and their employees may have a lot of another sexual predator abuse our fleets in fourteen different sports on campus r t correspondent and former watching hockey producer sarah montessori has more. former student athletes at ohio state university are filing two lawsuits against the school over alleged abuse by team dr richard strauss the first lawsuit was filed in the u.s. district court in columbus ohio and claims that coaches and higher level officials knew of the abuse but did nothing to stop it the second lawsuit was filed by an unnamed former wrestler claiming he was abused by strauss on twenty occasions in the one nine hundred eighty s. strauss worked at ohio state for over twenty years as medical stuff and retired as a professor in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight soon after his retirement strauss

but i am trimming estee lauder and i've adding to ulta on the day. very volatile stock.tore growth is there. management has a lot to prove so there's still enough secret schism in a name that's what i like >> okay, joe, you were giggling there in the clip. >> must have been something you said >> most likely up 36% good reason to laugh since april 18th >> yes and this is a stock that sings the beginning of the year, i have been talking about building a position and i will tell you that i still believe the stock trades into the 70s. trades slightly below $60 right now. you're seeing fantastic revenue growth, it continues they're a sales force. mark has a small position in this company i would expect that others will see what mark sees in it and what i see in it as well also s also, you have to look at this company and think this is a takeout target >> okay. you good need a red bull or anything? >> let's talk about amazon >> very calm >> steph >> yes >> amazon's continuing to go up. just say that. you've talked about it a number of occasions what is the stock up since you b

living room to the wood shed and we're talking about restoration hardwear, and tapestry and estee lauder getting crushed in expectations and that product will cost more soon. so did the trade war just get real for the u.s. consumer what could that mean for the markets? guy, welcome back. >> i was in wyoming for a week and no one seems to care about tariffs and wyoming. i think the broader market is where you need to look and before i left we talked about the market was testing its lows on the back of trade fears and one of the things we said was into fourth of july week will be a holiday week the market's going to go higher because this administration views the market as a report card and that's effectively what happened, but now we're at the top end of the range and the 2800 with the s&p and it drifts back down and tests the 2700 level which makes sense. restoration hardware which has been a monster tim talked about that two years ago, and look at it now. valuation is reasonable. tremendous cps growth. the problem is and the reason why it's been lower, 75% of the merchandise comes from

that is largely on the weakness of estee lauder.s.tive day at a couple ofok individual names. we were talking about biogen surging since 2004. we are seeing positive results in the clinical trial the raised hopes for treatment of this disease. experimentbeen 100 of drugs and no breakthrough on how to cure it. jpmorgan cut to neutral. analysts writing about the outlook for print circulation and advertising for them in this environment of rising newsprint costs. had denied a report in a german magazine in his part in deutsche bank. there is that someone will buy a stake in the company. price hasank's share been terrible over the last couple of months. today it is a by 3%. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market starting with the u.s.2 and tenure -- 10-year. there down by one basis point. speaking to the jobs report, it is the thing that is decent but nothing else in the feds have to tighten. if we look at the intraday chart of the 10-year, you see decline. it faded a bit, that was the initial impulse of people looking at

my stock is estee lauder, symbol el. >> the stock has been marking time since the last quarter becausere were very small things that were of concern to people. >> buy, buy, buy >> i think it is a buy i think they're doing a remarkable job pick some up as part of the selfie generation. mark in georgia, mark? >> caller: yes, i want to address you as dr. jim cramer because of your expertise in the field that you're so enlightened about. and i'd like to get your opinion on prim rest ka? >> priamerica is doing incredibly well. it's really for the middle income person. it's one of the doing incredibly well and i think it's going to continue. >> buy, buy, buy >> let's go to betty in new jersey betty? >> caller: hi, cramer. how are you? great to talk to you love the show. >> thank you. >> caller: and keep it going i'm calling about boston beer company, ticker sam. >> yeah, this is -- amazingly, these are -- sam's doing incredibly well. i think it was heavily shorted it's making a comeback but i do not like the beer category i think it's saturated and there is too much competition. and i would

he is the former specialist to president trump, he's mark lauder.k, your take on the president's response here. are we going to see a summit with iran? >> i wouldn't know. and we'd be a long -- elizabeth: could we? but could we? >> we are a long way off from that possibility. let's remember iran is the largest sponsor of terror, state sponsor of terror in the world. i find it humorous, iran claims to be the lie are on's tail, it's more like -- lion's tail, it's more like peter cottontail. iran needs to know this is not a fight they want to pick. they need to come to the table, they need to join the world community, get rid of nuclear weapons, their desire for them, and that's what the president is focused on. elizabeth: iran is one of russia's big clients in the mideast, this also comes just two weeks before the u.s. could reimpose sanctions to economically throttle iran. that's the issue, right? >> absolutely. and what we have here are many companies in europe and in russia that are trying to profit and do business with iran, but at the same time i

he was lauder to of president trump.en the special relationship and give than nobody wants to make waves here with this trip, given all of what theresa may is having to deal with when it comes to brexit, her own political troubles in the uk. but publicly, leaders, heads of state, seemed to be nervous about pushing back against donald trump too much publicly. you heard the secretary-general come out and talk about giving credit to president trump. saying it's because of donald trump countries are working to really understand their commitment. there's a jockeying going back and forth here, chris. the bottom line is the president back home has irritated some of his even republican colleagues here with his actions on the world stage, with the way he appeared that he tried to undermine nato. even though he reaffirmed the commitment to the alliance. the president going to helsinki, coming face-to-face with vladimir putin who has tried to undermine nato every day for years, and so there's a real question as to how this now play

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to former special assistant to president trump, mark lauder. mark, very good to have you.rs our proof and our evidence that we know which is the intelligence community has recognized for a long period of time that the russians attempted to infiltrate and affect our election. it's important to note they did not change any votes as the deputy attorney genre it rated, but the influence campaign is very soars, it's something the president has mentioned to vladimir putin already, and he definitely is going to bring it up again when he meets with him next week. neil: and to your point, we should stress no americans are being brought up in this investigation or seem to be involved in this particular eavesdropping on democratic sources, dnc c and others. nor, to your point, according to mr. rod rosenstein dud this affect the 2016 election outcome. but also to your point, this is something that will inevitably come up at the putin meeting, that there was clear interference on their part to interfere. very big difference than collusion, certainly, with the trump campaign. but it is

mccormick and estee lauder >> i'm glad you brought up drug stocks a related thing, you missed that amazon was that bad for walgreens! >> $11 billion in market cap wiped out of those three stocks because they buy pillpack. >> walgreens didn't help with a really terrible quarter where they were bad in the front and bad in the back. walgreens seems to have no strategy cvs is at least trying to diversify. but that group is -- remember when amazon was on, off, on, off. well amazon is on. i don't want to be in their crosshairs nothing's changed except for the fact that kroger reported a good quarter because they've kind of figured out some stuff a lot of retailers that have figured out alternate ways to be on the web and also have a good deal with azure, are doing it right. they're no longer funding their own enemy, which is amazon services microsoft's on fire here i don't know why people don't talk about it. why don't they >> we have been talking about it microsoft, intel -- >> by the way, don't forget about health care, these health care insurers and hospitals? they can do no wrong they just