we're seeing the best opportunities right now is both in the upstream but more importantly in the midstreamof pipeline capacity to support the big permian buildout over the last three careers. >> even with tariffs on aluminum and steel. >> there's been a significant buildout of oil products, natural gas related exports to the gulf coast all sorts of buildout in the gulf coast that creates significant opportunity for service businesses looking to do construction, engineering, also maintenance and technical services as a fund, we're mostly interested in the technical services that go along with the midstream buildout. >> really a tariff impact on everything particularly in oil and gas, an industry maybe not getting enough attention in the tariff fight we appreciate you coming on. >> thanks very much. >>> straight ahead, the top u.s. companies that could be caught in the cross hairs of this new trade threat with mexico we'll give you the specific names to watch that have the highest sales exposure to mexico stock futures, they are down big, nasdaq and s&p down over a percent. a lot more to do,

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and industry reportedly may seek to sale and darko stake in pipeline affiliated western mainstream midstream partners as part of the ten billion dollars plan asset sales that would be part of the anadarko deal also buffett's commitment to invest ten billion dollars in oxy to finance to end a darker deal is a classic move by buffett highly favorable to him and costly to the company now the structure of the deal is actually very similar to a profitable transactions that buffett's company did with goldman sachs and during the two thousand and eight financial crisis now it's very rare for buffett to participate in any bidding war for any company that's just not his style the last time he did do was in twenty sixteen supporting quicken loans dot tried on successfully to buy yahoo internet assets in another reason that buffett company is interested in getting involved in his deal well kristie is that berkshire has actually relatively limited investment in oil and gas stocks and energy is actually less than one percent of common stock of its common stock portfolio the second smallest sector assumin

presidents are not judged in midstream in the historian survey.o he is ineligible and we are unprepared to answer. time will tell. communication, i would rate him as one of the greatest communicators in the presidency. whatever the policies are. he knows how to do scrums with reporters. an example of a ratings factor. you never know. brian: let me ask amity, is this the most divided the country has ever been? amity: the civil war was the most divided this country has ever been. i think in our adulthood, in my adulthood, it's the most divided school has ever been. that is, what happens to kids in school, what they learn in school, they very much disagree. i think maybe in the 1960's there were divisions about civil rights in schools, or divisions about saluting the flag in school. but now there are divisions about politics in school that are unusual for my adulthood, and i yours. brian: next question? >> i would like to know how you came to calvin coolidge as a topic for your book and the foundation? amity: thank you for that question. i wrote a hi

design had a sensitive edge only on the car body, which meant that unlike one train that you catch midstreame door will close all the way before it would retract. we have worked with siemens and the door designer to put in two additional sensitive edges. the first is the red stripe which is on the door itself, and then the second is at the blue stripe which is on the outside of the train. in addition, what we found was that if we overwork the door enough, the sensitive edge didn't behave as designed, but our testing procedure, which was following the industry standard, it was only testing it straight on, it wasn't picking up that wear and tear, so we had a situation where the test we were using were telling us that the door was working, and common sense, you know, my hand specifically being stuck in the door and it was not working. and so we have redesigned our approach to the test, so we are now testing it at multiple angles, in addition to straight on. we have now, i think, a much more sensitive door. we have a better testing procedure that will allow us to make sure that the train that we

a sense of operating it, it only takes about 300 employees to operate it, the big job growth is midstream and building these things. it's not the exploitation of it, what they want to do here is be at the top of the revolution and have all those jobs be american jobs. for that as you well know, you need international markets. >> l & g, if we can get it done is an interesting opportunity for america. hans always good to see you, thank you so much. we'll get you up to speed on that crash that the president's motorcade was involved in. >>> while american businesses and consumers face higher costs as a result of the president's tariffs. farmers are bearing the brunt of the trade war with china. they were among the first items china slapped retaliatory tariffs last year. they couldn't come at a worse time for farmers, as many of them are now planting crops. the chinese tariffs have been particularly tough on soybean farmers. soybean prices have fallen significantly over the past year, a price fell to its lowest level in more than a decade yesterday after china said it would increase tariffs on

element that as laws are changing and zoning laws and other regulatory laws that they are coming midstream and held to the requirements that they first got their permits under. and then i had not realized this that is interesting and probably important for the businesses with 20 or more employees and the controller's office issued different for minimum page and this is challenging for businesses to kind of with what the city is going to charge us and the ability to offset expenses to raise costs and a lot of businesses and with the regular c.p.i. adjustment and the federal level and we say it's 4% for this. and it's hard for businesses to be able to make -- to raise that amount or to be prepared for it and that is a particular issue. as we have been hearing from the smaller bids with very small projects and small offices, that requirement will be very costly. and those are a couple of thing there is. and for hiring and retaining talent and labor cost compliance, that is challenging and the truly livable page is unattainable for many retailers in hospitality positions to pay that. and in do

there are other areas like midstream partners right now. magellan is company we like.eal estate investment trusts. there are areas we can gravitate towards. haven't had huge runup. to your point you should be a little more selective. >> the "cp effect" is full motion at 2:13 p.m. i think markets have gone green, charles. it is all you. charles: one of the areas hit hardest, advanced micro, qualcomm, sales force, intuit, microsoft all the names are actually trading higher at this very moment. rob, heather, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. charles. charles: socialist bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez taking on credit card companies and banks with their latest proposal. pushing for a post office banking. my take on that coming up. uber is off and running i think is the right term. ride-hailing giant looks to have a better run on wall street than the rival lyft. lyft started better. we'll see what happens. we have full live coverage after the break. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high sch

. >> -- rushed from home to join it midstream here. david, you've been listening.nteresting, to me, that this is going on, that the attorney general -- this is after he dropped the spying bomb in the middle of a congressional hearing -- is now launching this investigation. your view? >> some things do require an air lift. some topics require an air lift in the morning. i mean, i think -- i agree, but what i think is so significant, i don't think there is any question that president trump has gotten in this attorney general exactly what he has wanted, which is someone who would execute on his political agenda. who will protect him in a way that could lead to the results of this internal investigation, investigating the investigators, to push back on the notion this was counters surveillance and counter intelligence for the time of the 2020 election. there would be a result that president trump could claim as more vindication. let's remember something else. i thought this was significant the last couple days, how the president launched against his own fbi director, c

concern over oil stocks, what is your opinion o of a pipeline partnership by the name of magellian midstreamartners >> i know it well. we had him on. it's been one of the few energy people that come on air. my problem is this they made a ruling that was not so positive for them we have to get the government to deregulate so he can make as much money as possible 6.6% yield that group is not good those are the worst acting stocks in the market i'm very sorry let's go to brian in nebraska. brian? >> hey, jim. thank you for taking my call >> of course >> can you hear me >> okay. jim -- >> you sound better than ever. yeah >> hey, jim, my stock is bdx. >> finally finally one i can get behind that's precisely the kind of stock that people are going to buy, say, wednesday babe it has no economic exposure and it is just such a good company and i like that last acquisition. now we're going to matthew in maine. matthew! >> hey, cramer big lobster boo-yah from maine >> i could use a lobster roll right about now. i'll send the staff out for one whim i'm going the show. what's going on? >> last week, fox

how can people not see it as hypocrisy when they are changing their own equation midstream. >> there is every reason to expect that if for some reason a democrat takes the white house and republicans maintain control of the senate if a democrat nominates a justice there is no way to think mcconnell will confirm in year one. >> justin amash hosting his first town hall since becoming the sole republican in congress to say the president committed impeachable offenses. last night he got a standing ovation. >> thank you. >> he said many of his fellow republicans believe he's right but won't say it publicly. he told the audience congress cannot be passive observers. he also heard from critics. >> robert mueller clearly identifies and analyzes a number of instances, several instances of obstruction of justice. he really left it to congress to come to a determination on these issues. i think it's really important that we do our job as a congress, that we not allow misconduct to go undeterred, that we not just say someone can -- [ cheers and applause ] -- violate the public trust and that the

. >> caller: so, jim, what's your take in eqm midstream partners >> any one of these that has higher something, they are vulnerable i'm going to have to say -- >> don't buy, don't buy, don't buy! >> ted in arizona, please, ted >> caller: master jim, i love your show. i watch it every day. >> thank you >> my stock is exel. >> we have liked it. good spec. look, it's -- when they do kidney cancers, it's incredibly hard to solve kidney cancer. i know that. but i know if they do break through it, it's going to be incredible so let's hold on to it nasir in pennsylvania, nasir >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: excellent club call today. >> thank you. >> caller: what does trade desk go down so much? >> trade desk just had a remarkable run it's one of the highest valued stocks in the world. and there is a bleep that there is a forecast that is not -- they did a forecast -- look, they had to shoot the lights out. there was no way i mean this happened last time trade desk report today. everyone thought wow, i can't believe it wasn't better and then the stock went up another 50 poi

ask where the m&a will be, you want to buy a company that has a midstream asset where you can get thesarah: i agree with that. what we refine in this country is heavy sour. we have a mismatch in terms of the crude slate with what our refinings are. the pipeline assets and infrastructure assets will continue to be important. there has also been this idea that somehow as we move to an electric car, we will have less demand for oil. and is an overtime question people are putting that timeline so close from a psychological standpoint when i do not believe it is that close from a physical standpoint. there is an undervaluation and some of those assets especially the commodityove that will be overlooked. the other point i was making, the iga says our energy mix will be 50% natural gas and oil even after 2020. the united states has to be there to meet that consumer demand. alix: where do you see the value? sarah: i think there are some pipeline companies. i look at something like charter resources. because there are issues in terms of commodity pricing, they are doing a lot of growth. there

week in new york the navy, coast guard, marine corps doing the honors at the nasdaq it's rattler midstreamed partnership by diamond back energy. what do you think about the south of 60 on crude, given the summer driving season and geopolitical concerns. >> i'm surprised i just got rusty brazil, the export amounti that we're doing now of everything, we're the swing vote we're pumping like mad meanwhile the companies that are pumping are not -- their stocks aren't going up, their stocks are going down it will be interesting to watch because all the stocks have been so horrible. bp, the yield is almost 6. nobody cares had a great quarter. nobody cares so we're in negative -- oil is so hated that i've -- i have a new theory i've been saying millenial fund managers regard it as coal or tobacco. they just don't like oil and the millenial fund managers are determining a lot of things besides beyond meat. beyond meat is a millenial stock. >> we haven't done the taste test yet. >> i have. >> i know you have, but there may be a broader taste test that takes place. >> it's that curious chrome after t