mr. cramer. >> boo-yah right back at you. >> caller: thanks for all you guys do and your crew for all ofvestors. >> they make me look good every day, especially days like today. what's going on? >> caller: listen, i got a stock for you. reliant steel and aluminum. ticker symbol are f. >> reliance is good. new corp. is better. there is a lot of pressure on the steel companies at this point in the psych. . i want to wait until the group goes lower. luis in illinois? >> caller: hey, jim, taiwan semiconductor. >> i do like this company very much. that said we have companies like amd. we have companies like nvidia, and i think they have more intellectual firepower, and that's what i want to own. kyle in pennsylvania. kyle? >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy chill. first time long time. love the show. and i hope you live forever. my question is -- >> well. >> what do you think effect gamble willing have on the stock price of the wwe? and do you think it's possible that stone-cold steve austin comes out of retirement for one night only to take the belt next week at wrestlemania? >> well, i have to give

mr. cramer thank you for having me on >> oh, sure, joe i'm glad you called in >> caller: hey, with intel trading at 52-week lows and cutting their dividends 66%, is it a buy >> no. i've got to buy companies, recommend companies that are doing well we have a very tough tape. if i start recommending companies that are down and out without a catalyst to turn it around i think i'm going to hurt you, not help you. so i say intel -- i like amd and nvidia, both of which are owned by the charitable trust far more the charts by larry williams suggests amd's stock should be ready to roar over the next few months it wouldn't surprise me if this positive three-year pattern ends up playing out just like it normally does historically hey, much more "mad money" ahead. is it time to take a bite of the snacking cohort? yes. you will see my shopping basket of snack food stocks that i think maybe in this tough environment once again should be on your radar screen then there are a few terms i hear all the time op wall street and i'm ready to retire them i'll reveal what they are. and of course all your call

mr. cramer. thank you so much for having me on. >> what's going on?a tacoma pick up truck. they have pretty much you know the best trucks out there. now it being at a near 52-week low, is it a buy? >> look, we own ford. for the charitable trust. not going to get you to any other houses of pain. we need to see this group start doing better because it's trading as if we're going into a recession and you can't own these stocks so i think hold off. let's see how ford does when they report soon. that will be the tell. now do you believe the federal reserve and treasury department will steer us away from the outcomes then the massive decline in a stock championx as we didn't know about but john in arizona told us about. buy, buy, buy. more "mad money." ai might not be able to program the perfect portfolio quite yet, but it could help. stocks that might be worth keeping an eye on. and they all have been a tough corner in this market, but something has changed in the way i'm approaching the sector. what it is, what might be better than you think. and rapid fi

mr. cramer, from castro valley, california.ve holdings are cvs, chevron, cisco, lowe's and morgan stanley. am i diversified? >> this is going to prove to be diversified. chevron, the oil giant, that is very easy. lowe's, very good big box retailer. we know that. morgan stanley, excellent financial. cisco, trust and cvs, we're going far afield and we'll say that you should own eli lilly because of the new anti-obesity drug. that will make a very good change and give you a little light through this portfolio. let's go to amanda in louisiana. amanda. >> booyah, jim. this is amanda from louisiana. third time caller, been watching you since 2001, calling you from under a magnolia tree. it's uprooted itself since the last hurricane. am i diversified? bristol-myers, halliburton, in nvidia, microsoft, palo alto network securities. thank you. >> so microsoft, i was just talking to my friend buddy pal, what a kick butt situation there. that's chatgpt. we're going to let this go. even though they do overlap. why? because i've already comm

mr. cramer, what's happening? >> not much. what about you >> not much.tesla at probably about $30 a share, and given that our boy jerome powell is looking likm3■he will cut rates later due to ae■ recession, is time now to sell teslq >> no. no let's say -- the one thing that's great about this,w■ we don't need jay to make money áum:■t■u■3■elon,e1 and elon i great and real i saw a launch it's mind blowing. it is one of the greatest things i have ever done.x let's go to paul in texas. paul >> Ñi■oo-yeah, jim i would like to discuss synh now, i know we shouldn't buy a stock for a takeover r this one is really interesting. ñ■ about o■it >> because i say thatçó■only because it's like i myself have to do something about it i don't understand how this stock could be so cheap. usually whenç■ there is somethi thisj■ cheap, it means there is story behind it. so we h come back and we will learn what's really going on all right. when it is all said and done, e flow of siliconu valley bank may play down as the market's saving grace.i and not a moment too soon. the mac

mr. cramer.hank you for taking my call >> of course, nick >> caller: there is a lot going on about solvency and liquidity issues at regional commercial banks and deposit safety however, this company is trading near cash value and they're growing their earnings and that company is charles schwab >> yeah, look, i've been at this game now for about 19 years. and one thing i know to do is to keep my mouth shut about banks when i don't know the truth. the company came on, talked a real good game ceo bought 50,000 shares i think if you are yhave your money in sxwchwab i think you're going to be fine is that a recommendation of schwab no it's not a recommendation of schwab the stock but you can certainly keep your money in the bank. if the fed pivots to a more dovish stance next week, and that is a big if, we're looking at a brand new market with the potential for a wholesale shift in leadership. much more on "mad money" including my exclusive with signet jewelers. after the earnings can the stock shine

cramer: thank you, well done. mr. chairman: thank you, senator cramer that reminds me of my heisel football coach who said he wanted us to be mobile, agile, and hostile. [laughter] i'm not going to go into our record. our team motto was were small but were slow. senator gillibrand. sen. tillis: brain >> can you speak to the ability to leverage funding and service capacity would impact the space force space launch efforts? gen. saltzman: yes ma'am, thank you. we have grown our capacity. from what i remember the 10 12 launches we are getting close to a hundred lunches a year and most of that is commercial launches so the infrastructure that we are providing is being used and it needs to be refurbished on a more regular basis then what i call the old days. i think commercial industry understands this and they are trained to figure out the best way to support and now we have to look for the contractual and legal mechanisms to make sure that we can maintain that infrastructure. our investments started us on that path. we've

mr. jim cramer. thank you so much for taking my call. >> thank you. >> caller: yes, sir.e that. i'm a buyer. let's go. what's up? >> caller: cprx. >> okay. if you can tell me why this stock is only 16 and not much, much higher please let me nope this is a biotech company that makes a lot of money. it's mystifying. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the "lightning round"! >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. coming up, cramer sizes up the short report that has jack dorsey in its sights. next. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. ♪♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you man

mr. airman: there is one member of the subcommiee who has more to do with the founding of the space force, boat early and at's senator cramern. crar: tha you, mr. chairman. good to see you again, general. i don't think you are lecturing senator kelly at all. hesked the easiest question could and you answered it really only. i think the issue in redundancy sort of answers senator rosen's question as well as how well they work in the kyl lab, if you will. i didn't think -- i thought it was brilliant. you brag about theuardia, you have that luxury and it's because of the mission. i think it's an important mission parcularlyounger people. they are aracted to it. my hope is the space force creates more stem students because they all want to be part of the next big thing. i want to get into -- senator fischer asked you about the cap issue with regard to what we see with the gap in defense when we learned our breeders couldn't see anything everything. we see some money coming for that. i would presume that means it would be upgraded it would be monito ice for me since we have one. maybe speak a little bit to the role of the modern

cramer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member and general, good to see you again.hink you were lecturing senator kelly at all. he asked you the easiest question he could and you answered it brilliantly and i think the issue of redundancy as a tool, sort of answers senator rosen's question in terms of how you secure them, as well as how well they work as a kill wep as a kill chain. i thought it was brilliant and i also think you're too lumpble. you -- humble. you brag about about the guardians, but you have the luxury, i think it's the mission. i think it's an important mission that particularly younger people realize and they're attracted to it and it gets to stretch them and my hope is that the space force is so cool just automatically creates more stem students because they all want to be a part of the next big thing. i want to get into some issues. you know, senator fischer asked you about gap in the eyes in the skies and a gap that the radar couldn't see everything, just in terms of what they could see. in parks radar and some coming for that, i would presume t

cramer. wait here a lot of trade policy issues. >> i am thrilled to be on this committee, mr. secretary, thank you for your service and thank you for being here today. first question is, what is your level of confidence that israel is in compliance with the lahey law. sec. blinken: to the best of my knowledge, they are and certainly it is something that we take very seriously everywhere around the world, and when we do the necessary vetting for foreign military sales, one of the key things we look at is that he law compliance. so to the best of my knowledge, they are. >> i see that you have a new program strengthening forest conservation and land management. i care very deeply about international deforestation, especially commodity driven deforestation. i kind of technical question. it is not obvious to me why you are dividing implementation between state and aid. can you describe that? sec. blinken: i will have to come back to you on that and make sure i give you a fully informed answer. i can say, generally, two things. we are deeply committed to this, and appreciate the lea