mr. cramer, for five minutes. mr. cramer: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. administrator, for lots of things. first of all for being here and once again i never cease to be impressed with the incredible depth of knowledge you have on the details of so many things. it seems to me, however, the more details you know, the more some people demand and they expect you to know everything. i have to say in my years, both on this committee and previous committees, i never had a cabinet official that knew as much about the policies of your agency as you have with yours. thank you for that. i also want to thank you for your incredible, not just understanding of but commitment to cooperative federalism. it is something that has been lost in previous administrations, including by some of your critics that were predecessors to you. the restoration of it is no small matter. i want you to know on behalf of the people of north dakota how very much we apreesh iate your approval you are o state's application for primacy over class 6 wells, which is our co-2 wells. think it's a

mr. cramer. >> san francisco living wage coalition. god bless debbie layman.we are on the opposite aisle on this. we have been through this movie before. we have heard the same script in 2008. the sky is going to fall, the sky is going to fall for nonprofits. after the minimum compensation ordinance was passed when the amendments were passed things transitioned smoothly. money was found. .04 of 1% of the city. one of the richest cities in the world. you all can do this. you need to know what side of the fence you are on. you have heard from the workers. we are in a severe labor crisis. we have severe worker shortage because these wages aren't retaining workers. they are not attracting workers. the workers are being pushed out to mooutto mowoutto modesto. you are responsible. you need to bring up the wages to keep the workers. a note. we did a living wage questionnaire to all of the mayoral candidates. the next person whose most likely to become mayor, those candidates answered they are 100% behind this and behind funding nonprofits to make sure this happens. >

mr. cramer. love your show my question is on corning. glw. >> the kind of company that goes down on a day when sprint is trying to merger with t-mobile that is where we are right now i am going to have to take a pass warren in california. >> caller: thanks for taking my question i currently own bofi >> this one has been a roller coaster. but of late, it's very inexpensive. quick growth how about christian in new jersey. >> caller: thank you for all you do my stock is vrsk. >> people love it. i have yet to be able to do a piece on it. that is my bad it is a like stock and i like it too. and that, ladies and gentleman, concludes the "lightning round"" >> announcer: lightning round is >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade, whys have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help youyour sk. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. no one thought much of itm at all.l

mr. cramer. thank you for taking my call from here in montgomery county, p.a. >> may hoy home area, what's up >> caller: my question is about live nation. i bought the stock a few years ago. it's done well for me, but it's taken a hit since february and now the doj is going to look into it for antitrust issues is it time to sell now and take my winnings, hold through the storm? >> i saw that. i thought about michael rapinno. that, i don't like the justice department investigation oh, boy, i hate to tell you to ring the register because of what could happen with a doj review, so i'm going to tell you not to i'm going to tell you to hold on, take a long-term view. chad in georgia. >> caller: boo-yah, ski daddy. pandora's currently down about 60% from a 62-week high. with the rattle of spotify, would be smart to increase my position in pandora? >> no, no. increase your position in spotify. i can't believe it came this cheap, but they didn't do a traditional pop ipo. let's go to bill >> caller: i nee

mr. cramer >> mike. >> caller: two things. one, first, thanks for taking my call and thanks for leading us 9:00-5:00ers my question is concerning dividends, do you take the money and put it in your pocket or put it back in the stocks. and if you do, how do you make that work? >> you have to do dividend reinvest it is a check off basically. my travel trust you are not supposed to. please reinvest. and take that money. because there is nothing like the compounding of a great compounding that you get particularly with stocks that have good dividends. remember my first two rules. bulls make money bears make money and pigs get slaughtered please don't be greedy and don't be afraid to pay the tax man on profit you earn. it is a lot better than riding things to losses take some off the table. more "mad money" ahead putting four decades of experience to work tonight counting down the most important rules for investing to help you navigate the market. stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcrame

mr. cramer. >> little sing song. >> caller: oclr. >> i don't like anything optical. best thing in that space would be cisco. >> caller: i am looking for income and came across this financial and it has a big dividend your take on alliance, bernstein, ticker ab. >> i think you are right to be suspicious i am going to throw in the red flag and do the homework natalie in colorado. >> caller: love your energy, my question on the future of the 3d printing industry, specifically ssys >> what you want to do with 3d printing is be in hpq. jimmy in new york. >> caller: thanks for taking my call wpg. what is your opinion >> it seems to risky to me one of those that i think the yield, oh here i go with my red flag that is how i am going to handle it kim in california. >> caller: hi. this is kim from california. and i have been reading up on epam. >> it happens to be right around the corner from where i come up, and i am going to do studying. dic in virginia. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. well, i wanted to know your take on about b and t. one of the things that we hav

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mr. cramer.ell or hold my dow dupont >> it is up huge and just because they have one really crop protection problem, i am not cutting and running. created too much value jacob in washington. >> caller: bringing you a big booyah from washington d.c.hom of the redskins. >> also home of the nat. >> caller: i have had you on my home since i was a little kid. and now i am investing with a robin hood account i had asking you about gnmk. >> it is a good speck. it is just not my cup of tea there is nothing the matter with speculating. as long as you remember, don't put a lot of money that you may need into that stock need into that stock and that ladies and gentlemen i. you know, it's made me think, the conclusion of the lig"lightg round" >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ng... will i have enough? should i change something? well, you're asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you m

mr. cramer boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: my question is, the stock price for lowe's companies has decreased by about $24 over the past three months. spring has sprung for over a month and more people will be remodeling their homes, manicuring their yards, painting various rooms in their house and updating appliances, my question is would now be the time to pick up a few shares of lowe's companies? >> i was going over this very story with matt who writes with me, my writing partner and both felt the stock was breaking down and you know what i'm not a technician as much as i am a fundamentalist but i cannot recommend the second best when the best is out there. i think you should buy home depot for all the reasons that you said you wanted to buy lowe's time to wash your hands of whirlpool. mia cull pa there's potential the stock can go a bit higher but that's when you want to sell it's not worth the risk. i've been spindled mutilated. gotten into the wash and drying cycle. is it time to plug into the utility that is american electric power i'm sitting down with the ceo. and then it's a bird, n

mr. cramer i have an interest in buys shares of j.d.com but being a china stock they have laws restricting foreign investors from buying certain sector so use the structure vei structure. could that become illegal -- >> matthew, we have amazon, okay when the president tweets about how amazon is fleecing the u.s. postal service which is not true it will go down 50 points and that's your chance to buy. the guy -- the president is a one-man bargain creating machine and you got to take advantage of it lana in kentucky lana >> caller: yes, sir, this is lana i own mcdermott stock. i'm a stockholder. we are being asked tovote yes on a merger with chicago bridge and iron if this goes through, mcdermott will go to a reverse stock split. would you hold the stock >> no, look, i don't like -- it's time -- you got to skedaddle. there's really -- there's so many better companies right now out there. i want nothing to do with that, frankly. sure it may have rallied but don't get too comfortable. we have china to worry about and that's why i think it's time to swap out of one of my favorite company, cater

mr. cramer i appreciate all the teaching that information i get from the show in december 2017 you had talked about a pharmaceutical company called acardia pharmaceutical. i bought a few shares but recently it dropped more than 25%. what is your guidance? >> i saw -- we had a big run-in. i should have said bring the register cnn report was so devastating i don't want to touch this one now. just devastating report. to thomas in north carolina. thomas >> caller: hey, hi, jim. boo-yah. i'm from north carolina, born in philly and raised. go eagles. back at the end of december, $31, it seems to have fallen tremendously for pilgrim's pride but looking three to five years out. >> so many things wrong with that by tee to five years out i would rather own tyson jackson in indiana jackson. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing today? >> not bad how about ou >> caller: pretty good i was wondering what your thoughts on j.b. hunt and a pretty strong industry. >> i thought it was good the stock went up. i'd stick with it. steve in new york. steve. >> caller: yes >> go ahead, steve. >> caller: hello >> yes

mr. cramer. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cramer: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman, for the time. mr. speaker, the northern plains unmanned aircraft system testing site in grand forks, south dakota, is doing extensive work with private industry stakeholders advancing this very important emerging industry. however, the growth of the u.a.s. industry is relyant on receiving dedicated spectrum allocation to ensure the connection for beyond visual line of sight operations. my amendment simply directs the f.a.a., the ntia and the f.c.c. to submit to congress a report on whether u.a.s. operations of all sizes, at all altitudes, should be permitted to operate on spectrum that's designated for aviation use. it may also include recommendations of other licensed spectrum frequencies, such as l.t.e., that may be appropriate for flying u.a.s. i encourage my colleagues to vote for my amendment to advance the u.a.s. industry and i look forward to working with stakeholders and members of the senate to take it across the finish line and with that i yield back the balance of

mr. cramer's part of the world today, you can go get e-0 for 60 cents a gallon more than you can buy regular grade 10% ethanol. i don't know why people want to do that, but if the demand is there for lower amounts of ethanol, it will get served that way. but on a cost basis, i think you'll find it higher ethanol blends will be very attractive. >> okay. well, thank you. mr. thompson, what kinds of facility changes would refineries need to undertake to start producing high-octane fuels or blend stocks for high octane fuels? how much would they cost? >> well, it depends upon whether the program is phased in. so, in our world, in order to do this properly, the rfs would continue, would then phase out sunset. in the early years of the transition, it would cost our facilities very little because we can now produce 95 ron at the moment and we believe we can make enough to coincide with the introduction of the new vehicles. over time, it would probably cost, you know, multiple tens of billions of dollars of investment to generate new sources of octane, the ability for us to generate that. and also t

mr. cramer, we've got your johnny walker black. well, no, i like single malt oh, on your way!good to be back, lloyd. it's kind of like when jack nicholson goes to the california room in "the shining." lloyd? >> i know it i know it. i know it. >> until lloyd blankfein, the only lloyd i knew was when the bartender in the -- it was a california room. >> was it the colorado. >> i know, but was it the california room in the hotel >> it was an underlit bar. >> oh -- who were those twins in the hall >> i don't know. >> frightening >> dow up 2.26 and all of the components are green for now let's get to bob pisani. >> yes, we are green and again, geopolitics and the president tweeting helping the markets and sometimes it hurts the market, but we're getting blown around by geopolitics even though we keep trying to bring the conversation back to earnings season which we all at cnbc care about. i keep circling things and let me show you this morning, 6:15 or so the president comes out with a tweet and he says strikes on syria could be coming soon or not so soon at all there you go and you

mr. rosenstein, cramer talked to this this morning, this idea that market is going to have to balance headlinerding the fbi and the mueller probe. >> seems to be doing it so far this morning and as we await mark zuckerberg's testimony, interesting, facebook has cracked $160 a share, which is an interesting level for the stock. it dipped below that back march 26th, and has had trouble getting above it we'll see if mark zuckerberg's testimony, the candor that many are hoping to see from him, and the apology, this has been called an apology tour by some, actually helped investors to feel like the worst of the scandal is behind facebook >> information tech is one of the top performing sectors today. it's only behind energy, materials, and really sort of going back to this idea of the market balancing if you look at what's really rallying today, boeing is up almost 4%. it is these names that are more exposed to trade that still seems to be dominating the market action, at least for now. >> yeah. boeing, one of its best days of the year trying to get back to the 50-day moving average we'll watch tha

mr. cramer, north dakota. rmer head of the public utility commission there we welcome your comments go ahead >> thank you and thanks for being here, mr. zuckerberg don't eat the fruit of this tree is the only are raegulation initiated. since then many laws and rulgs have been created in response to an abusive freedom oftentimes that response is more extreme than the abuse and that's what i fear could happen based on some of the things i've heard today in response of this this national discussion is very important. not only for these last two days, but it continues lest we overrespond, okay? now, that said, i think the consumer and industry and whatever industry it is your company or others like yours share that responsibility. so i appreciate both your patience and your preparation coming in today. but in response to the questions from a few of my colleagues related to the illegal drug ads, i have to admit that there were times i was thinking his answers aren't very reassuring to me and i'm wondering what your

mr. cramer for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. administrator for lots of things. first of all for being here. and once again i never cease to be impressed with incredible defendant depth of knowledge you have on things. the more knowledge you have people demand. and they expect you to know everything. and i have to say in my years, i never had a cabinet official know so much. so thank you. i also want to thank you for your commitment to cooperative federalism. it is something that has been lost in previous administrations, including by some of your critics that were predecessors to you. and the restoration of it is no small matter. and i want you to know the people on behalf of north dakota how much we appreciate your approval of states application for primacy over class 6 wells which are co 2 wells. so i think it's a clear demonstration of the policy. i'm also, i have to say, i'm somewhat struck by some of the accusations that have come at you today. for example, you were accused of picking winners and losers with your policy. an

mr. cramer, north dakota, former head of the public utility commission there. we welcome your comments. go ahead. >> thank you. and thanks for being here, mr. zuckerberg. don't eat the fruit of the trees, only regulation initiated before people abused freedom. since then millions of laws have been created in response to abusive of freedom. oftentimes that response is that it is more extreme than the abuse, that's what i fear could happen based on some of the things i've heard today in response to this. so this national discussion is very important. first of all, not only for last two days, but it continues, less we over respond. now, that said, i think the consumer and industry, whatever industry it is, your company or others like yours, share that responsibility. so i appreciate both your patience and your preparation coming in today. but in response to the questions from a few of my colleagues related to the illegal drug ads, i have to admit that there were times when i was thinking, his answers aren't very reassuring to me. and i'm wondering what your answer would be how quickly you c

mr. cramer, north dakota, former head of the public utility commission there. we welcome your comments. go ahead. >> thank you. and thanks for being here, mr. zuckerberg. don't eat the fruit of the trees, only regulation initiated before people abused freedom. since then millions of laws have been created in response to abusive of freedom. oftentimes that response is that it is more extreme than the abuse, that's what i fear could happen based on some of the things i've heard today in response to this. so this national discussion is very important. first of all, not only for last two days, but it continues, less we over respond. now, that said, i think the consumer and industry, whatever industry it is, your company or others like yours, share that responsibility. so i appreciate both your patience and your preparation coming in today. but in response to the questions from a few of my colleagues related to the illegal drug ads, i have to admit that there were times when i was thinking, his answers aren't very reassuring to me. and i'm wondering what your answer would be how quickly you c

mation way before right some coordination might have taken place our time here cramer reporting from jerusalem on that mr netanyahu is address thank you. aren't we shift our attention now to syria because human rights groups estimate that more than seven thousand women are behind bars in syria's notorious prison system exact numbers are known but reports from female prisoners who've been released are disturbing they talk of systematic humiliation beatings and the use of electric shocks to be a corresponding yulia han went to the turkish city to speak with a syrian refugee who shared with her what happened to her when she was locked up for months in a syrian jail. beat us in a few put a plastic bag over my head in pick me. buddy then he had me up by my feet from the ceiling. how much story is hard to listen to. in the n.h.l. once he came and said i've got a present let me show you. yet she still wants to share it. granted and it was a stun gun that's going to go all the details. but if he asked know where your heart. hole here i said and he electroshock nothing right there. for months i was locked up in a

cramer. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens?this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. >>> you know me, i like to say this is the most interactive show on television i have been asked a dozen questions on twitter whether it is time to get into newell brand that deal two years ago, let's say it created a frankenstein monster. not to mention all the brands like mr. coffee, oster, crock bot, coleman outdoor equipment, and yankee candle so before i answer the question which side is right, let me paint you a picture of what is going on here. man there, is a lot to learn from this story about all stocks right now, you have a bizarre situation with two groups of investors. which they are fighting for control of newell's future you need to know how we got to this situation in the first place. for newell brands, everything started going wrong two years ago when they she would out $15 million for jarredan telling a compelling story on cnb. and i was a big fan of marti

just a reminder we will that we will be carrying mr netanyahu as address live as soon as it gets under way in the meantime interest on our very own tanya cramer is standing by a good evening tanya a special announcement on iran what could that potentially me. while you can imagine there's a lot of speculation is why it has been a very hectic day since we learned about this special announcement tonight there was an emergency session of the security cabinet in the often moon after. this strike in syria we don't know who's behind that strike but also over the weekend we've seen a lot of diplomatic flurry here in the region on over the weekend prime minister netanyahu had talked on the phone with president the tram and also then of course the visit of the new secretary of state is to pump a you can you know on sunday and both have talked about the nuclear deal with iran and said again if this deal can't be fixed it would likely be next and that has been what has mr snow has been saying all along of course there's a lot of speculation what might he say. possibly have to wait and see but some reports in the israeli media it's suggest that you might

mr. manafort doesn't know anything or willing to talk about anything, he's looking at a dozen years in prison. >> shepard: jeffery cramer live from chicago. good to see you. >> you too. >> shepard: mark zuckerberg speaking out about the data scandal. what he finally admits he did and in his own words coming up. first, hospital patients running for their lives after a fire broke out. would you look at this? the brave doctors that refused to leave coming up. sfx: muffled whistle text alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good hands? if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced red

mr. ambassador thank you. >> thank you >>> when we return, about 45 minutes to go until the opening bell on wall street. we'll watch what jim cramerreak, check out the big banks. even the ones that haven't reported today, they're trading in the green we'll be right back. ♪ >>> j wright weeded that out meanwhile, we want andrew. andrew they're jumping around behind us with the signs about andrew. it has nothing to do with it. >> they're not demanding andrew. it's something about -- we're going to ignore that never mind. >> i take no offense. >> yeah, exactly let's get down to the new york stock exchange the villanova guys were in here. i had the trophy here, jeff, and i photo bombed it and jay wright tweeted -- >> look at my expression. >> it's never going to happen! maybe someday. anyway, you're used to rubbing elbows with the eagles and the wildcats and everything else, but i have a -- i got a thrill from it, jim. >> i brought jae to the opening bell when they won two years ago, and congratulations on getting in this year i hope it's not because he's meeting with the knicks after he sees you. >> he's in italy he tweeted it, i thi

game on >> we'll get cramer's mad dash and opening bell in a little bit and take a look at the market, 103,000 below the 185 consensus. back in a minute [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mrstevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. >>> time for "mad dash." inside pharmaceutical. >> what a different market we live in. incyte, cancer drug, the results did not meet the end point for me metatastic melanona. a l people felt it is going to be the second drug that they have once they add a second drug then people say it is a pharmaceutical company i think inc