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mr. cramer, original co-sponsor of the bill, one minute. the chair: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized for one minute. mr. cramer: i thank the chairman and i thank you, mr. speaker. i've often said i don't know why it takes 36 texans to do one person's job. mr. barton: i take my time back. mr. cramer: but i have to tell you, i was prepared to give a great speech and i listen to my friend from georgia and quite honestly i feel inadequate to the task because you stated it so eloquently and beautifully. i'm committed to what you talked about. so maybe what i'll try to do instead in my remaining seconds is remind us of the context that it was 72 years ago this week that the yom kippur war broke out that led to u.s. aid to israel which led to a 5% reduction of opec which led to the very issue that we're talking about today, that this historical context and a national security context is not irrelevant and that let's not, i would say, let history repeat itself but let's use the peaceful tools of energy development while creating jobs i

mr. cramer. >> hi. >> caller: i value the work that you and your staff do. it is informative and educational. >> thank you. >> caller: i read all three of your books. now they look like a college student's books with highlights and note margins. >> thank you. >> caller: i was calling about ann health service. >> yes. >> caller: on september 23rd it closed at $37.21. since then they have acquired two companies. both seem like a good fit. but the stock has been dropping like a rock. >> yeah. you know what, let's not isolate it. geri, this is part and parcel with companies. we fell out of love with health care companies. susan's copy is being confused with that. i think it is a good buy. these stocks are out of favor. i would rather bank with sauka. made us a ton of money. can you take us on the win? there sure is a lot riding on the peoples republic riding back. there are signs of hope everywhere. mad tonight. are you playing to the recent flurry in biotech? don't worry. guess what, there might be some buying opportunity. they're not the sexiest positions on t

mr. cramer, how are you doing? >> all right, how are you? >> doing fine. i just have a question concerning city pensions. i've been a retired police officer for two years. i've been in the city pension for over 20. what is the difference between a 457 plan and a roth i.r.a. and what are the pros and cons between the two? >> i'm going to have to ask you to check with your people at your pension plan, because the 457 deferred plan, i am not quite sure how that works and i can't come up with something here. it is too important, i'm very sorry, but that's a personal decision to you, and i don't feel comfortable offering advice on that particular situation. before you can think about investing in stocks, make sure you build a foundation. pay off credit card debt, get health and disability insurance. on "mad money" tonight, you know i want you to be diversified and the same applies for your 401(k). should you ever tinker with your contribution level, don't miss my take. plus, the 401(k) isn't the only game in town. i'll tell you when it makes sense to add an i.r

mr. cramer, from the top of the world. >> thank you. what's up?> caller: is there something that makes rdu worth holding on to right now? >> i've one of the speculative ones is getting killed. we could be talking radius, doesn't matter. i like radius but it's a speculation and you have to be willing to take a little pain. almost every biotech imploded in the last few weeks. randy in ohio. >> caller: love your show and i love your compassion to help other people with investing. >> thank you. >> caller: you have a proven track record and louie navalier. >> i like cigna. it's a good idea, that combination will be great. but you have to deal with the justice department and all the different ramifications of an m&a. it's going to take a long time. jeff in florida. >> caller: jim, i appreciate your show. what's your opinion on walgreen's? >> i like it very much. it's a huge position. it's got a lot of room to grow. i think it's undervalued since the last quarter which was very good. jason in california. >> caller: hi, jim, how are you doing? >> good, ho

mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call.uestions on bng foods. >> i really like bng foods after that acquisition of the green giant. the stock has not come in. i think that's a mistake in this kind of market, lots of storks are coming in, when that gets at 33, 34, pull the trigger. david in nevada. david? >> caller: thank you for all the great advise. >> thank you, david. >> caller: i've been a long time supporter of whole foods, being i'm from austin, texas originally. and i'm just wondering what's in the future for. >> whole foods, this might be the last bad quarter, so% down side and much more up side, so wait until the quarter, because i think it's it's not going to be good, and then i think. christy in florida? >> caller: jim, calling from satellite beach, florida. what about conforma? >> a lot of studies show this is the absolutely the best, made to order parts for your body. i continue to think that it has good opportunities, but remember we're in a tough market for that kind of stock. >>> bruce in illinois, please. >

mr. cramer. my call is about cvs health. it seems that cvs health has its hands in almost every aspect of the health industry and now it's in the process of opening up optical and hearing aid centers. >> i like cvs. i know that the chart is terrible but i think you start buying cvs right here. buy it 2592 and you'll have a great position over multiple years time. let's go to sean in massachusetts. >> sean from massachusetts, jim. >> hey. >> should i buy more transocean rig? >> transocean is probably done going down. if that's the case i would buy slumber. why don't we take one more. let's go to sammy in california. >> hey, jim, what do you think of seagate technology? >> it's cheap. i like the deal that western digital did selling 15% of the company. that makes me want to own seagate. that's working. that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting d

mr. cramer and thank you for taking my call. >> of course! >> caller: my question is about hcnp. >> mr. walbert on, involved in a pricing issue and we'll find out after he comes back nap, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> so -- >> caller: professor cramer and the wife. none better. >> the wife is -- the wife insisted, the ribs she made be called the wife's ribs. i don't know. i take issue with that. >> caller: and the best short rib taco in new york. read my yelp review, boo-yah, jim. >> she doesn't watch the show, a tape or nothing so i can say what i want. i would no woo this company out of. stock goes higher. >> sound more constructive on twitter than in some time. >> have you looked at it. >> a new hash tag? cramer cues? >> more of what my daughter wants to do. the kinder, gentler jim. a little emojis, like sunglass faces and stuff. so the opposite of me, to do emojis and i get spray painted before i go to work on the show. i'm -- >> you're getting spray painted? >> got to krylon, s

mr. cramer. how you doing? action. >> caller: i'm calling about nao. yesterday? >> i have to tell you, i haven't looked at the acquisition. i have to come back on it. bella in california. bella. >> caller: jim -- >> bella? rebecca? >> caller: hello there. >> hi. >> caller: listen i'm a new investor, cramer. let me first say you are the best teacher ever. thank you. >> thank you. >> caller: here's my question . i bought novacure. i wonder if i should buy more or cut my baby teeth. >> we thought it was an under valued situation. it almost doubled and has come back. i need you to wait. i need to see the biotechs and high medical valuation stocks finish selling before i will pound the table again. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. ameritrade.hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save

mr. cramer. how you doing? >> i like this google and amazon action. >> caller: i'm calling about nao.it a buy sell or hold after yesterday? >> i have to tell you, i haven't looked at the acquisition. i have to come back on it. bella in california. bella. >> caller: jim -- >> bella? rebecca? >> caller: hello there. >> hi. >> caller: listen i'm a new investor, cramer. let me first say you are the best teacher ever. thank you. >> thank you. >> caller: here's my question . i bought novacure. i wonder if i should buy more or cut my baby teeth. >> we thought it was an under valued situation. it almost doubled and has come back. i need you to wait. i need to see the biotechs and high medical valuation stocks finish selling before i will pound the table again. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round sponsored by td ameritrade. what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place that lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second.

mr. cramer, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized for two minutes. mr. cramer: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the chairman and -- for yielding time. but i also -- i don't want to disrespect in any way the minority's opportunity that they have. but i did come here to talk about the energy bills. and i chose to go last on this side because i like to address some of the thoughtful concerns that were raised by mr. cummings from florida. and i call them concerns because i didn't hear real objections. i think they're legitimate concerns that some people have had and deserve the discussion. but we are talking about the rule here. he made a suggestion that somehow this lifting of the oil export ban bill, h.r. 702, takes the president's prerogative away to deal with a situation at all costs or every situation. the reality is it does reserve a right for the president to reinstate the ban in some sort of an emergency. i want to make sure that that's collarified. i also want

mr. cramer: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. speaker. it's -- your leadership on this has been great. as i think about what mr. hill from arkansas was saying and expressing his appreciation for regular order and the committee process. you know, this really is probably one of the greatest examples since i've been in congress of a piece of legislation and a concept that has gone through the process the way it's supposed to go through the process because not only did the energy and commerce committee have hearings on h.r. 702 that we're going to vote on tomorrow, which lifts the ban, i know you have -- you had a bill that similarly lifts the ban and had hearings in the agriculture committee which i think, by the way, the hearing you had was probably the best hearing on the entire topic because you honed in on that impact on the consumer, the input costs for producing another important product, food, and we're pretty good in the united states in places like texas and north dakota and lots of places in between at growing food, enough food to

mr. cramer, original co-sponsor of the bill, one minute. the chair: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized for one minute. mr. cramer: i thank the chairman and i thank you, mr. speaker. i've often said i don't know why it takes 36 texans to do one person's job. mr. barton: i take my time back. mr. cramer: but i have to tell you, i was prepared to give a great speech and i listen to my friend from georgia and quite honestly i feel inadequate to the task because you stated it so eloquently and beautifully. i'm committed to what you talked about. so maybe what i'll try to do instead in my remaining seconds is remind us of the context that it was 72 years ago this week that the yom kippur war broke out that led to u.s. aid to israel which led to a 5% reduction of opec which led to the very issue that we're talking about today, that this historical context and a national security context is not irrelevant and that let's not, i would say, let history repeat itself but let's use the peaceful tools of energy development while creating jobs i

mr. moviefone. >> cramer comes to mind on that. you very much, scott. >>> it's been called the up house. the story is similar to the house in the pixar movie of the same name. and this morning the house has a new home. bear with us for a second. for years, this house sat in oakland. sigh it being tugged away there. the man who owned it refused to sell to the nearby hospital. it was his parents' place and had been there for 81 years. when the man died, the hospital bought the home and it still sat there. recently, the hospital sold the house and the new owner agreed to move it right down the street, actually move it in one piece. this morning, it's no longer surrounded by buildings. now it sits on a lot with plenty of trees. happy ending. >> nice. >>> want to check the forecast starting out our monday morning with rain. >> yes, because, lawyura, i saw you touching up your hair with the curling iron and i ran over to the flat iron. so ladies, a good tip this morning, bring the travel flat iron. it will be misting. >> crazy. >> your h

mr. cramer. >>> do you know many ferraris?, they race on the european circuit. >>> welcome back, everybody. let's get gown to tdown to the stock exchange. coke jumps out as one that fits in this trend of beating on the earns per share expectations but revenue coming in lighter an expected and currency is a big head wind. >> coca-cola is fine. i think once again it's a decent job. the rate of decline of diet sodas looks like a little better. the organic is a little better. is it exciting? no, it's not exciting versus a kimberly clark that you talked about this morning where the numbers were quite a bit of a turn, and yet it doesn't seem to matter. the real excitement is all takeover today. i thought the excitement would have been kimberly going to 120 because it was one of the great accelerations in consumer package goods. there was an acceleration in pepsico. it's case by case in consumer package goods. very difficult to follow. >> we had the harley-davidson ceo on, too. i hadn't really thought of harley being a company that w

cramer. run silent, run deep, mr. periscope man. >> holy cow. i did a periscope today. jack dorsey, listen up. i had 12 people in my periscope. will you help me, dorsey, get some people watching periscope? i'm sorry. go ahead, dave. >> caller: jim, biogen stock has been battered lately. this week third quarter endings on both revenue and earnings, they also raised full year guidance. the result, stock is up a meager 4%. >> listen to me. i had a debate today with jack moore. we bought some stock for the trust. i wanted to come right back in. i wanted the trust to buy more. we just got frozen. i agree with you. it's much too cheap, way out of what can versus the other biotechs. huge. let the short sellers finish their buying, let the stocks come in, nun pull the trigger. i like all three. much more "mad money" ahead. it's the seventh leading cause of death in the united states. one company is trying to change the way diabetes is treated. i'm talking to the ceo about its revolutionary technology. and that retail sector gets put on the sale rack if it has a little bad news.