that's geoff martha, ceo of medtronic. who remembers the kind of stuff i was going over with him when it comes to the amazing stuff they're doing on the brain they're doing work all over the body certainly not just the heart "mad money" is back after the break. >>> coming up, this week the jp morgan health care conference goes virtual the sector has plenty of challenges to address with investors. but does opportunity await cramer sits down with the ceo of bristol-myers squibb when "mad money" returns ♪ nature's bounty unleashes something exciting. say hello to a drug-free way to ease stress. stress comfort. a gummy supplement with lemon balm plus saffron, to naturally boost your mood. stress comfort from nature's bounty. >>> let's talk about the big winners from the jp morgan health care conference we talk eed with lisa gill, remember on friday got more information aside from eli lilly, terrific news on alzheimer's news the best news came from bristol-myers up nearly 4% bristol-myers gave you lots of smaller good ones. man

and he has been critical of what he did at medtronic. he is in a position to be able to say enough is enough. >> yeah. well, listen, this is his first major move as the company's chairman and yes, you would expect that the board and obviously led by its chair, did play a role here. look at that stock, david. that's quite an endorsement. >> that says judgment. >> that's a move that they've made and again, it doesn't take away any of the challenges facing this company, jim. >> i actually feel bad for bob because bob got thrust into the situation. he did not want the job. intel couldn't find anyone >> he said he didn't want the job at the time he said he wanted the job and i remember at the time we questioned it, and i don't want the job. >> i think he completely double crossed me when he was on and jua one of the great misgives about coming on the show "mad money" and then say i'm not taking the job offered and then take it, but the problem is no one wanted the darn job. >> my understanding there were a number of decent candidates this tim

one name that i think will trade back to prior all-time high of 121 from february is medtronics mdt.> much more coming up on "fast money. here's what's next. >> investors have georgia on their minds. what are the key issues at stake? how will they impact markets details next and tesla continues to charge up is this stock unstoppable? that's ahead we've got that and i lot more when "fast money" returns. 1w >>> welcome back to "fast money. stocks tumbling on wall street today as investors turn attention to georgia two key senate run offs tomorrow and the outcome could have a major impact on the market now with the very latest, ylan. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden just wrapped up a rally with two democratic candidates, osoff and warn and repeatedly brought up $2,000 stimulus checks and turns those into reality. >> their election will put an end to the block in washington that $2,000 stimulus check, that money will go out the door immediately, to help people who are in tre real trouble. >> democratics hold the edge in the polls, well within the margin of area and -- g.o.p. has go

point in time i just feel like i take them off and i look at the great run that i've had out of medtronic and that's rocketed for me i love the name. has it gotten lofty? maybe. that might be one of those names that i think i'd put on the list, at least that i'll analyze a little bit longer to decide which names that i'm going to have on the list that will absolutely go, and it's not because of anything other than the fact that it has had a really nice run to the upside from where i actually got in >> any others, right you said, like, ten. come on, pete! what are we at the dentist? >> scott, literally, if i would have made those decisions by now i would have eliminated them i'm looking at names that i think are teetering right now. so i haven't made those decisions definitively yet and i will absolutely give you guys an update and the reason yes that some of those are gone. >> i'm just kidding with you i don't want to mess up your positions. >> it's all good >> carrie, it does raise the begger conversation about where we are in the market and what may lie ahead as the carl icahns of the w

and then you had certain names i know tim talked about this, johnson & johnson all-time high and medtronic trading up close to the all-time high so there are names that still make sense if you're not inclined to get into the moderna/pfizer sweepstakes. >> who you rather rather, pete, and this involves options so please option. >> johnsonism johnson, pfizer or moderna? >> and i only get to pick one, mel. >> yes, that's the way it goes. >> please listen, pete. >> listen. >> this -- this go-round i'll take j&j and the reason i asked the question i own both pfizer and j&j. >> sorry to interrupt. we've got breaking news. got to go back to meg tirrell. >> p-1 is the variant from brazil, the minnesota department of health now saying they have confirmed the first case of that p-1 variant in a traveler from brazil here in the united states now, that is the first case of this variant that we've heard about here in the u.s., and, you know, folks have said that just because we haven't found these yet doesn't mean that they are not yet. both p-1 and b-1351, the one associated with south africa our surv

one of the most exciting companies, medtronic, they are doing incredible things.ot just pacemakers, for heaven's sakes they could solve so many things because they are willing to go in the brain i want to talk about the brain, which of course no one knows a thing about after all these years of doing medicine. the brain remembers. the brain remains the most opaque part of our body. >> finally, jim, we almost made it through the hour without mentioning the fed but liesman talked last week looks like they will maintain 120 billion a month through year end. we will get a lot of fed speak working through friday how much of that do you expect to color the conversation we're having about the turmoil in d.c. >> i think every time we get any sort of, any even an inch on the ten-year, that matters i don't know how focused they are in terms of what destabilization, what that means to the psyche of the country obviously, if you look at the big cap companies, they are doing quite well the unemployment rate is just unacceptable >> yeah. and the number on friday, very difficult,

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