mr. cramer. >> booyah. >> caller: long-time listener, first-time caller. hunter told me about this awesome show. look, i have a stock that's up 100% in the past month, and before it starts to slowly come back, what do you think about draftkings >> jason robins is a terrific guy, and this draftkings is a representation of sports coming back i am not going to go against this guy i think this guy's got a business model to beat the band. i am with the draftkings rally that's right, i'm with it. and that, ladies and gentlemen, inclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ >>> we've heard from tech ceo after tech ceo explain that in the last two months we've seen multiple years worth of digitization as the shelter in place economy pushed nearly all commerce online. it's been phenomenal for the content delivery networks. these are basically software networks that make sure the applications you use run smoothly, whether you're streaming media or playing video games or running mission critical apps for work during the lo

mr. cramer i've got a position in a via holdings. >> interesting idea. interesting idea communications company that is actually doing quite well. they came back from the dead i'd stick with it. one more let's go to bobby in florida bobby. >> yes hi, jim. i wanted to get your take on euro nav. >> the shipping companies have come and gone. they had their move. it was a great move. we salute them and we go to greener pastures and that, ladies and gentlemen, the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and wells fargo employees are assisting millions of customers never before ♪ across america through fee waivers and payment deferrals, helping people stay in their homes through mortgage payment relief efforts and donating $175 million dollars to help hundreds of local organizations provide food and other critical needs... when you need us, wells fargo is here to help. >>> mark my words. as soon as we beat this virus, and we will, we're going right back to the other big collective action problem of o

mr. cramer, thank you for being "the voice" the voice and reassurance in tough times >> it's not been a tough time, it's a lousy time. >> reporter: my sister had it, she's a nurse. she's back to work already >> glad she's feeling better >> caller: my question is on c limited. it's a e-commerce gaming stock it's 99% institutionally owned i got in at 17 last year it's at $55. do i stay with it or is this ride done? >> i do not know c-limited, sir. i think that's a very interesting stock and i happen to like singapore very much. i have to do more work and come back it's not within my ken >>> let's go to jordan in minnesota. jordan >> caller: jim, booyah >> booyah, jordan. >> caller: big fan and follower. hope your family is staying healthy. >> we're staying separate. hope you are, too. >> caller: my wife is a pediatric dentist and business practice owner >> thank you small businesses are still in a lot of trouble i know we don't trade small businesses so it's hard to feel. there is a divorce between what we trade and what's happening out there and you and i both know it. how can i help >> caller

mr. cramer, i am an action alerts member >> thank you, buddy. thank you. >> caller: truly appreciate it with the focus of work at home stocks, this company in february said that it is aiming for profitability by the end of this year why hasn't drop box had the activity like most >> well, i think because in the end, drop box has a looming and powerful adversary microsoft that quarter i thought was okay, though i think dropbox -- i've been buying dropbox -- i like dropbox. i'm been wrong because microsoft was so powerful. i say the last quarter was good. i say hang in. >>> we have two markets. the strength is what's mas maskg the pain in the other. life science and 5g because the zoom generation. it's okay to laugh for once. change higher education for good i'm talking to the c.e.o then we'll waltz back to business when things reopen. i don't know, i'll tell you why it's not going to be that easy in times of pandemic it's flying under the radar of many investors. do not miss my sit-down with the c.e.o. stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a s

mr. cramer. >> giant size booyah back to you. what's up? >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm a huge fan of yours. got my dvr filled with cramer "mad money." >> there you go. >> caller: i'm calling on clovis oncology, ticker symbol clvs >> i have to tell you, i have always liked clovis. i think it's a great spec. you have to understand -- my sister lives in boulder. i say buy clovis it is a spec if you put more than a tenth of your money in this, michael, you shouldn't be dv -- what are you doing? dvr-ing me, whatever you're doing. it's too speculative i do like the idea >>> let's go to ian in michigan. ian. >> caller: hi, jim here is ian weinberg >> caller: i took a play back in april $32. is it time to take some profits, buy more shares or hold on >> what's the stock, ian longer term i like trade desk, ian, very much i'm going to give you that you have horse sense trade desk sis the alternative t google it allows your customers to be where ever they should be, all over the web, the internet whatever and i think that's a really good call but it is a hard stock for ian to o

mr. cramer.years old i hear monster is doing well you'll need a drink to get through the hot summer days. what do you think of monster >> the kid has horse sense a lot of monster is sold at convenience stores people are driving again, they're going to be buying them at those kinds of stores i think you are dead right i like your call i like mnst. >>> all right. sometimes things just aren't how they seem. case in point, southwest and take two there's much more "mad money" ahead including my exclusive with workday fresh off that strong report. then i'm taking the pulse of the airline industry with air lease and all your calls rapid fire in tonight be's edition of the lightning round. so stay with cramer. ♪ ♪ >>> what do we do with these cloud-based software stocks now that the economy is reopening? workday, a software service company that helps with back office jobs, especially human resources and finance. and the numbers, we have to dig deep here. workday delivered a slight revenue beat coupled wi

mr. cramer boo-yah. >> boo-yah to you, my friend what's going on? watch your show for all 15 years.t >> thank you >> but u sad to see people say negative stuff on twitter with anonymous napmes. forget them. i got a question for you booking holding share price fell 33% year to date airlines, cruise lines, hotels have been hit hard while booking core business is tight, i believe it is more an online technology company. analysts are mixed on this the company looks cheap trading at 17 types earnings my question is booking stock still a buy? >> see, max, i disagree it's cheap. you've got all these hot shot hedge fund guys who say something's overvalued the stock has crashed but i have no catalyst. and if it's going to be at 70 times earnings, i need a catalyst and i don't have one. so i'm going to take a pass on that and travel leisure has not really been, it's been an area that's in a bear market. and it's staying there the chart suggested today was only temporary but after this last leg lower, maybe it's time to buy there's much more mad money ahead including my exclusive with altrex.

mr. cramer. >> how are you >> caller: very well, thanks spoken to you a couple times in the past it's alwayshank you, thank you. >> caller: today my question is about bank stocks in general and key corporation in particular. >> key is a great company, sir, but that 7.6% yield tells me that the fed -- somebody is going to say, listen -- [ buzzer ] -- we have to preserve capital in the banks this is a company that lends to a lot of little business i the businesses are why we have p.p.p. and it's not saving them enough we need another 3 trillion, and that's why i think the stock is as low as it is. >>> let's go to kathy in pennsylvania kathy. >> caller: hey, booyah, jim. long time first time >> excellent >> caller: excellent i'm calling you from everybody's hometown of media, pennsylvania, outside of philadelphia, go birds. jim, i'm interested in a stock that is on your very often covid-19 invest, but i wonder if i missed the boat with shopify >> oh, man, shopify was up today. it's a canadian company, largest market cap in canada i want you to wait even though i think they're terrific >>> that,

mr. cramer >> gotcha. >> caller: second time caller.ng food >> i wish they would come on it's a mosaic of old brands i think should be doing well now in the pantry business, that's exactly what is happening. i don't know the longevity of it because the brand seems tired to me it's kind of a mini kraft heinz. >>> let's go to john in new york john >> caller: booyah, jim >> hey, john >> caller: long-time viewer. i would like to thank you for the wealth over -- wealth of information over the years digital realty >> i like data center reits. nice level 3.1%. >>> how about scott in florida scott. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing, buddy >> i am good how about you? >> caller: good. hope you and your family are safe and healthy >> may get to see them this weekend, i hope. what's going on? >> caller: calling regarding ctxs >> it's like zoom, too much of a move, they're consolidating right now. consolidation is actually positive, some people feel like we go back to work, they won't do as well that's wrong good stock >>> mark in wisconsin. ma

mr. cramer: i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i ask that the calling of the quorum be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i come to the floor today to recognize this month of may as national foster care month. in 1988, president reagan brought attention to the importance of foster care. he first designated the month of may as a time to celebrate and remember all of those people in foster care that would include foster parents, case workers, and others who worked to improve the lives of those in care. we made some progress since that time with legislation such as the foster and connectses act of 2008 and the child and family services improvement and innovation act of 2011. we've provided new investments and services to improve the outcomes for children in the foster care system. more recently in 2018 congress passed the family first prevention services act. that legislation passed 2018 changed the way federal reimbursement for fo

cramer. >> thank you mr. chairman and gentlemen for your service and for being here today. my best to your families as well. we look forward to seeing and meeting all of them. thank you for the conversation yesterday and i'd appreciate the consistency of the answers and especially thepr commitment to senator fisher relating to the nuclear fleet keeping modernization particularly and also senator rounds repeating to the bombers. as you know, we have both of those. the priority is as per the national defense strategy is. one of the things i was pleased about is your answer to senator rounds relating to the past and i would like you to know that i'm working with theg committee staff on separating $39 billion or so. as to the importance of transparency that we have as a government not only to the policymakers but to the public with the details of the budget i hope that we can get that done. one of the things you talked about that impressed me coming from you in that was used that initiated the plaintif point abe relationship of academia community as well as the air force and gr

cramer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, administrator wheeler for being here. your opening statement was fantastic. i cannot wait to post it because a lot of people would do well to listen to that five minutes of accomplishments of this administration under your leadership at the epa. i am not certain about the 500 or so people you are going to hire. i will look into that. i will give you the benefit of the doubt they are important. and necessary thank you for being here -- important and necessary. thank you for being here. such an important move. the previous administration's rule was burdensome and illegal as were previous attempts. the fact you guys finished off one that actually listened to states, listened to landowners waters in an appropriate way while also protecting rights of states and landowners was really important. i thank you for coming to north dakota and meeting a number of them at my roundtable. i want to shift gears and get to your insights on the regional program. this is an issue very important to north dakota. i brought this issue up with m

cramer? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for your service and being here today. my best to your families, as well. we look forward to seeing and meeting them all. we're proud of you and we know they are. i wanted to visit with you. thank you for the conversation yesterday. appreciate the consistency of your answers. toppreciate your commitment senator fischer, relating to the nuclear fleet keeping monetization on track, on time. also to senator rawlins, relating to the bombers. as you know, we have both of those. the general will be there next week. we know that's not -- among not only our highest priorities, but per the national defense strategy. also that ihings was pleased about was your answer to senator rawlins, relating to the past. rawlins, the rest of the committee, i am working with the committee staff on separating that, $9 billion or so from the air force budget. i just think it is so important, as to your commitment to aresparency that we transparent not only to policymakers, but to the public as we try to gain their trust to the degree we need to pro

cramer. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, gentlemen for yourir service and for being here today, my best to your family as well. we look forward to seeing and beating them all at one point but we are proud of you and i know they are. general brown, i wanted to visit with you. first ofsa all thank you for the conversation yesterday. i appreciate the consistency of your answers today. i especially appreciate your commitment totm senator fischer relating to the nuclear fleet,, keeping modernization on track come on time,, particularly the gbsd. also to send the rounds relating to the bombers. as you know with both of those at mina air force base. general goldfein will be there next week and so we know it's not only among our highest part of thehe highest priorities as r the national defense strategy. one of the things, one of the things also is pleased that was your answer to store rounds relating to the pass-through. i would like you and the rest of the committee to know that i am working with the commi

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mr. cramer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator for north dakota. mr. cramer: if i just might address a couple of things. first of all, we're here to change the legal objections. that's why we're the legislative branch. we're the policymaking branch. the department of defense, as much respect as i i have for them and particularly for the secretary, they work for us. we don't work for them. so i appreciate the commitment of the chairman. i look forward to working with her and the committee on getting to a markup and passing the legislation so that we don't have to submit ourselves to the bureaucracy but, rather, get things turned around where the bureaucracy begins to submit itself to the legislative branch. with that, again i thank the president. i thank my colleagues from new york and new hampshire and certainly the chairwoman of the energy committee and look forward to working on a resolution soon. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: the presidin

mr. cramer: since coming to the senate general semonite and i have become acquainted with each other. while we don't always agree, i appreciate his hard work and access ibilityd especially during -- accessibility especially during this covid-19. i wish him well. as a member of the armed services committee and the environment and public works committee i serve on two of the army corps committees of jurisdiction. it is a rare occasion that i compliment the corps. it is an agency that is the epitome in many cases of cumbersome bureaucracy. mr. president, i'm not unique in my frustration. during our last e.p.w. hearing with the corps, criticism was bipartisan and tangible. from rhode island to north dakota to oregon each of us expressed frustration with a seemingly tone-deaf bureaucracy which either does what it is not to do or what it is supposed to do. throughout this process i've worked closely with general spelman on issues important to north dakota and other western states. early on i spoke with him regarding the snake creek embankment. the corps was going to move forward with a wate