mr. cramer. i hope you're doing well >> i'm doing well, how about you? >> caller: i'm doing well.hat >> i started liking snap because there are not enough companies in that segment any more then the stock got cut in half so i look like a complete bozo all i know is evan spiegel won evan spiegel can explain why he and i both think that snap is an interesting choice by the way, twitter has a lot of cash and seems inexpensive i'll endorse it. i don't even care. >>> let's go to roy in pennsylvania roy. >> caller: you're laughing how about away back berry mansion booyah >> i used to go up there and do things i wasn't suppose to do. i love it. >> caller: how about a sunny day in the future like usfd. u.s. foods >> that thing has just been beaten like a red headed stepchild. people decided that industry is awful. let's buy hormel instead i don't know if you saw it, that eagles hat 52nd superbowl everybody has one that are in their home offices and steph has three of my books and a "mad money" ball >>> let's go to joe in texas, please joe. >> caller: booyah, jim since oil has taken a hit,

mr. cramer thanks for all the help. >> no problem. >> my question was iron mountain inc.thing. >> this is one of those, i have been trying to put together a high yield portfolio, irm, a good place to be, a reit i like it. let's go to brad in florida. brad >> hello, cramer >> yeah, brad, you're up >> hey, congratulations on 15 years. me and my father watch it the whole time >> thank you i forget about it. geeze. all right. >> i really love your whole thesis about stocks from at home. >> sure. >> what do you think of stamps.com >> it's the business at home, you know what, it is a football stock. it went, it's a battleground stock. i don't want no battleground stocks i got to own pristine stocks into a sell-off. pristine let's go to joe in florida joe! >> yeah, jim, i'm calming up about cypress semi conductor >> didn't they there is one, suddenly they weren't allowed to do the acquisition. i can't touch that thing why? i have no idea during the period when the company is being bought so you have to stay away entirely robert in connecticut. robert >> hey, jim, love the show l

mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call my question is about planet fitness and what you think the -- >>ore the epidemic, the pandemic -- whatever demic, it was one of my favorite stocks. but now we've got to see the curve, the physical distance we have to see all these things that are real bad for business so i prefer to wait now and see what happens >>> how about josh in california, please, josh no, you know what? we're going to hold josh till tomorrow if we can i'll have to take some calls and do some things back with people behind the set and get that done but that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade ♪ ♪ poppy come quick! -something huge... like a lot bigger! is coming to your home. wait for it. happy birthday. what a troll. >>> we can finally imagine what a post pandemic future might look like now that our country is getting its act together. the world will never be the same, though seeing makeshift hospitals in central park in new york city, it's like seeing that hospital sprawled out in g

mr. cramer. >> yes >> caller: thank you for being "the voice" of reason in uncertain times. >> well, thankhank you. tell my wife what's up? >> caller: j & j, what are you doing? >> you buy j & j my charitable trust owns it. why? triple sheet balance sheet run by a guy who may be one of the best c.e.o.s that doesn't have the economics of cali what are we doing with j & j every dog has its day. this has had many. >>> let's go to chris in tennessee. chris. >> caller: hey, jim. >> chris >> caller: first-time caller, long-time listener >> great, chris. >> caller: wanted to know what you think about buying delta airlines >> i am not a fan of the airlines why am i not a fan of the airlines right now they have to have people go on their planes, and they seem to be having a problem doing that so why court that? if you want to do it for trade, the trade was yesterday. >>> how about eric in wisconsin. eric >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah. >> caller: this week companies offer products considered to be affordable luxury. what are your thoughts on l brand? >> l brands isn't in the mall. that's the last

mr. cramer: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, this is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision. opportunity to fit our vision. now, mr. president, that's a quote. not from some communist activist leader somewhere in the united states. not from some third-world general. no, that's from the third ranking democrat in the united states house of representatives. let that sink in for a minute, mr. president. read it again. this is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision. and i thought a bogus impeachment was shameful enough, but clearly not. mr. president, people in this country are dying. they're dying literally. people are losing their jobs every day literally. more and more people are getting sick every day, mr. president, and that's why senators rushed back here. we rushed back here to pass the house bipartisan legislation that was negotiated between the president and speaker pelosi. then, then we let both sides work on the next steps. we passed that bill within less than

mr. vice president, one more very quick one on this topic from me and then jim cramer has a question for you you mentioned the governor's taking decisive action and that you were a governor yourself if we do see a big spike in cases like in new york state in another state in the weeks ahead, whose responsibility will that be? the governor of that state or the federal government >> well, i think it's a responsibility of all of us at every level to bring our very best science, our very best recommendations and counsel to the american people, and to american businesses. and you know, it's been a little more than a month since i was tapped to lead the coronavirus task force if every american could see what i've seen in terms of the selfless dedication of our health care workers and communities that have been deeply impacted by the coronavirus, if they could see the incredible partnership that president trump has forged with governors in every state and territory in this country, if they could see the dedication of all the incredible professionals working in every federal agency from fda to h

now for more we can join time in our cramer our correspondent in jerusalem for the very latest tanya good to have you can mr netanyahu dysthymia around break the political deadlock and manage to form a government. well i think the difference this time around with this election compared to the last 2 elections in september and april last year is that mr netanyahu wouldn't he has actually taken the lead over blue and white that the last election was either a tie or likud came in 2nd so there is some kind of momentum now for mrs bennett to say we are the victim we have a victory here and we want to form the next coalition government having said that he still falling short of the 61 seats he needs it's of one or 2 seats he needs to get to come to that parliamentary majority of 61 seats out of 120 and he already started just 3 coalition talks today talking to his own at this mana right wing parties that have already pledged alliance to his right wing bloc so to speak but the big question is you know how to get those additional $1.00 to $2.00 seats we have to wait for the final results to know because the margin

dow will open up 245 jim cramer joins us and he has the man of the moment. >> mr.ecretary, are you with us >> i am, jim i want to say, i'm the second most special guest >> all right let's get with it. how far apart were you >> it's very important as you can see. very important actions supporting the asset-backed markets, supporting the corporate bond market, primary and secondary. we're using some of the funds we have, but we need congress to approve additional funds today so we can move forward and support american workers and the american economy >> let's be sure about this when i listen to that agenda. if i were senator schumer i would say corporate bonds, private this and that. how about workers, 500 and under, small business. what are you going to do >> we have enormous bipartisan support on most of this bill -- i would say all of this bill in particular the small businesses, let me be very clear, jim, we're providing immediate loans to small businesses working with the sba, we'll make sure banks can immediately lend money to companies that are 500 and less th

mr. cramer: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to join my colleagues to offer support in improving the way our government runs. what we're doing, mr. president, is we're fighting for a government that has led an open, transparent way by elected leaders, elected leaders that are accountable to the people who elect us. reigning a bureaucracy that has run rampant has been a top priority of mine ever since coming to congress. in fact, last year when i outlined my vision for serving in the senate in my maiden speech, i vowed to take on the bureaucracy. since coming to washington, it has become abundantly clear to me that the bureaucracy has evolved into an unelected, unaccountable creature. when constituents back home reach out to my office for help, there's a good chance it has to do with an intransigent, unresponsive or even an aggressive, confrontational government worker who has forgotten to serve the public. it is made up of people who represent the people. in many cases they have transformed from a group o

mr. braun: first i would like to thank you for sparing me not having to be in the seat indefinitely, and i promise i will keep this short. what a day we have come through. senator cramer and i have been here a little bit over a year, and i can't imagine a little over a year being more filled with making this responsibility as a u.s. senator worth every effort it took to get here. it finds us in an interesting place. i'm from main street america. i spent 37 years building my own company, a company that three of my four kids, along with a great young executive team, run now. and here we are. we're confronted with coronavirus now in a sequence of h1n1, sars, mers, even a threat from ebola. this looks like the one that we have heard about a long time that could really test the mettle of our country. well, we're going through it. we've listened to the experts, and i think that idea of hitting this as hard as we can makes sense. you hear about flattening the curve. yes, we need to do that. in the process, everything that we are doing has now been thrown in front of probably the strongest economy that you could ever imagine. look how flail it can be when something comes alon