mr. cramer. really enjoy your show i have been watching you since the old kudlow and cramer days >> oh, my. how about how well larry did, huh? >> caller: i kind of wish i was back in -- i'm calling from iowa, but i wish i was back in colorado, at my bed and breakfast near beaver creek. we would like to invite you out to come visit us some time >> that's nice that's a nice offer. all right. >> caller: my call is about -- i have been trying to find a company that's growing nice and steady and has some good management >> okay. >> caller: and lcii. lci industries, formerly known as drew industries, they look like they're a steady grower >> you have to be careful because they're in elkhart, which we know has -- i mean, i have to tell you, thet the tightest labor market in the world. you have to worry about your raw cost expenses, but you got a good one it's good, but i worry about cost okay, hey, we're not done. let's go to greg in tennessee. greg >> caller: good day, mr. cramer. tgif >> yeah, definit

mr. cramer boo-yah. i'm brandon from new jersey. and i'm interested in mcdonald's as one of my first holdings. i know the product very well and i feel like it will be around for a long time. what are your thoughts >> brandon from new jersey, you know what, i think you got horse sense! i see mcdonald's sneaking up to the is 90s be careful wait till the report comes down a little bit and then i would pounce >> buy, buy, buy mason in louisiana mason. >> caller: hey, jim. boo-yah. >> boo-yah i like your attitude what's happening >> caller: simulation or not, your profound insight is appreciated. >> yeah, i know. but, you know, my daughter even asked, why is elon mad at me i said he's not. pe just think there's a couple of me or something what's up? >> caller: i don't know what it is xyfc, symantec there was a health committee meeting with the chief executives and the biggest banks in the united states and they highlighted cyberattacks as one of the largest nonbusiness attacks. is symantec a buy? >> it's a good enough company to fit the

mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call and i just love your show and go, virginia cavaliers tonight >> there you go. i like that. >> caller: in the big game hey, i have my question, though, is regarding viacom and cbs. i'm a long-time viacom shareholder and have a little bit of shares of cbs and can't believe how cheap the stock is for viacom with the price earning of 7.9% and maybe paying a dividend of 2.7 it seems to me that a cbs-viacom merger should be a no brainer, especially with talks that there could be up to $1 billion of cost synergies what is your view? >> john, i could not agree more which is why viacom is a huge position for our charitable trust, which you can follow along by joining the club. we got a call on friday at 11:30 and i'm going to say exactly what you said. i may even borrow it from john in florida because that's exactly how i feel i think viacom's the cheap one just in case because i think they're having a good quarter anyway peter in california. >> caller: hi, jim >> peter, what's up. >> caller: thanks for taking my call hey, i bought ayx stock in january thi

mr. jim cramer. >> that is terrific. >> caller: i'm just having some lunch but i had a question for bank of america. ahead of the fed meeting tomorrow and of the total sector, what do you think of bank of america in the financials. >> i like bank of america but i'll come back to jp morgan. bank of america was good and there was an ill-advised person downgrade and it is expensive and not as cheap as citi and i like jp morgan better. today bugged me. i'm being real honest. some stocks were plain out stupid but that 10% in opportunities like apple and once again congratulations to tim cook and those who want to criticize him, let me tell you, i'm giving my address at the end of the show. "mad money" tonight, it is a company with over 800,000 businesses like kylie cosmetics and two mentions of kylie so far in the show but is there still time to buy shopify. and i'm talking to the top executive. and then i'm coming down on a company. and my exclusive with zebra technologies has the company changed their stripes? we'll see. stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." fol

mr. cramer my son connor would like to ask you a question >> sure. m on >> cramer, i'm connor from new hampshire. my dad is looking at rockwell auto nation. they have earnings on april 27th and have gps of 1.8% higher than wall street. also in a setup -- >> what the heck i agree with it. i think that rock we will nation is a good stock to buy i think it's about to break out of here. and i also see a young lad a reverse head and shoulders just in case you might be a budding technician let geese to john in florida john >> hey, how are you, cramer? sfwh i'm doing all right how are you, partner >> good. question pacific gas & electric >> man, that one is too hard for me i never punt i'm punting on that one. that one involves courts and all sorts of other stuff i don't like larry in texas larry? >> hey, cramer how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? >> well, i bought at&t -- >> well, okay. at&t i like. i like verizon more. but at&t has a good yield and the cash to pay for it andy in florida. andy >> south beach boo-yah, jim. markets and investing, raytheo

mr. cramer. how are you? >> good. are you. >> caller: thank you, i'm good i saw your interview with the ceo of micron. i crunched the numbers a bit and bought it. p/e of 4, earns 10.65 a share. >> right >> caller: where is it going >> the guy i like, they're not probably going to do that number or else the multiple the wouldn't be so low a sign the earnings won't be there. that said people will look through it so i would say don't buy here if it goes back to 39 -- >> buy, buy, buy >> give it a little room i don't think they'll make the quarter. i'm not done i'm going to go to helen in south carolina helen. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call my stock is church and dwight. >> it's doing some small things. you know, when i'm in the consumer package goods i like procter, i like he stay lauder and you know what, we might be able to take a fly on colgate. i bet you it's a good quarter. jim in the illini. jim. >> caller: hi, jim great day to you today >> oh, same to you, jim. >> caller: i'm wondering what your th

mr. cramer.aking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: god for fid anything happens to you because i will be completely lost here >> you're very kind. tell my wife she's down on me right now. >> caller: you better have somebody to step in to your super huge shoes here just in case you stub your toe. >> we're not going to my two daughters. they do not know i have a show and they like roku >> caller: well, i'm calling about on semiconductor. >> oh, man, i like on semi this is the kind of classic just plain vanilla. it is like a little texas instruments. i say keep buying it and thank you for the kind words that i will pass to my wife and maybe i could get out of the dog house. >>> to richard in california -- from colorado, i'm sorry richard? >> caller: hey, jim. i'm interested in sales force. >> i don't think you should be interested i think you should be buying doing a great job and i think it is good. forget keith bach is going good and i'm not done john in rhode island. >> caller: hey, jim, i want

mr. cramer, long-time watcher, first-time caller >> okay. >> caller: tractor supply. >> you see that stockck out the last few days? i like tractor supply so much. it is garden season. when it was 60 to 70 we said buy, buy, buy. why because we liked that company's business model now it's all the way up in the hundred one, but i think it can go higher. let's go to tiler in new york. tiler? >> caller: jimbo, hey, boo-yah from long island, new york >> oh. hi >> caller: yeah, what's going on i'm looking at tanger factory outlet center. >> i don't know what's happening there. they are renegotiating some deals and the stock deal is 7% which worries me but steve tanger is a good man we have to have him on in good times or bad times, people should like that one. and that, ladies and gentlemen, the conclusion of the "lightning round" [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal

mr. cramer are you there? >> you bet i am.th a stock. >> caller: i want to know about cigna. >> so do i you need to find out its calling. we got to wait p penalty box. jesse? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how you doing? >> couldn't be better. how you? >> caller: not bad my question is on bunko, the stock. i love it. they're all over the place >> well, i tell you, the reason why they're all over the place is they have some of the absolute best toys and i am saying, look, i'm not just saying funko is great because it's available in those stores, but i have to tell you, i think funko is going to have a great calendar it has the disney calendar sold by five below. so i say -- buy, buy, buy! >> mark in florida, mark >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> woo, interesting last syllable accentuate boo-yah. what's going on? >> caller: that's right. buy,sell or hold marvel? >> i'm marshall to marvell now pascuale in illinois >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> real strong how you? >> caller: good, good. taylor brands. it is still a good fit >> i lik

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senator cramer: my understanding is that the presence of more oxygen could have the alternative impact because it is sometime youlative, i would guess. mr. stone: in the presence of trying to penetrate oxygen into wounds, that's exactly correct. senator cramer: we would love to help you for that experimentation. the other thing i wanted to mention because you mentioned it in your testimony, 13,000 more people and you are in the people business. it requires practitioners to do the work and they do it really well in fargo and pleased of the service they provide our veterans. but it's getting harder to find good people and attract them and keep them. particularly in an economy like north dakota has, it's even elevated there. the challenge is amplified in an economy and in the region. and rural states. that said, can you elaborate on specific programs whether it is loan repayments. what are some of the tools that we could help you with to attract and mape and keep good people? secretary wilkie: the chairman and ranking member inserted into the mission act the first monumental step in addressing the great needs of rural veterans by giving us

mr. shaich: i am hearing more than you are. i'm living this. when i speak to folks in the activist community -- i did one conference with jim cramer six months ago- what always amazes me is how much support i get from folks that are actually spending their working hours working on this. i watch faces over here. you guys in the financial community, yes? i find anybody who is in it gets it. the problem is we don't understand how to fix it, and we can't get above ourselves to really fix it. the reality is this system is our system and we created it. and by the way, it is not wall street, it is us. everybody wants to drive these returns so intensely. your 401(k)s, which put pressures on the money managers, and put pressure on the public companies, which drive this whole behavior cycle. i simply need to say my view of it is, we have to ask ourselves, is this serving us? it is our society. it is our economy. host: it sounds like you are trying to change minds and you have to change laws. mr. shaich: you change the mind first and then comes the laws and you also change practices. but enough people have to say this makes sense and you begin to see the k

mr. cramer: mr. president, i'd ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cramer: mr. president, in a little bit we're going to have the opportunity to vote to confirm drew wrigley as the next u.s. attorney for the district of north dakota. now, i'm -- i first of all want to thank leader mcconnell and leader schumer for providing this opportunity to vote to confirm this outstanding candidate. a little bit about drew. first of all, he is a good personal friend. drew is a sincere public servant. he has served our state as our lieutenant governor and previously as u.s. attorney for north dakota under president george w. bush. he has a servant's heart. the thing i like so much about drew is, besides being a professional prosecutor and prior even to u.s. attorney he was a longtime prosecutor in the district attorney's office in philadelphia, he is good at his job. he is smart, he is compassionate. he cares as much as anything about the rule and the lert