oh, just a bunch of ralph lauren. no big deal.was like, winning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love it. tell us about "focus." will smith. we had him on our show. he's a movie star. >> i saw the episode. he's really good. >> jimmy: he's the greatest. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: he's one of the coolest people ever. >> he's so fun. >> jimmy: positive vibe when he comes. >> very positive. >> jimmy: and he's such as, as you are, a movie star. and you go oh, yeah, that's where you belong. you belong if movies. >> yeah, he's wonderful. it was really fun. we got to shoot in buenos aires and we got to shoot at new orleans and new york. it was awful. >> jimmy: sounds like a tough job. yeah, absolutely, yeah. >> hanging out with will. >> jimmy: it's a good con man type of movie where you don't know who's conning who. >> yeah. a lot of twists. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i genuinely didn't see the twists coming in the script, which is refreshing. >> jimmy: but you read the script, didn't you? >> no. i got down that day and i was like what are we doing? [

i mean, if we wanted ralph lauren luxury, tif fapeny is luxury, to a certain group it's aspirational brand, tiffany, but courtney, as far as ralph lauren, that was the one that when i was speaking to dana i misspoke talking about kors, it was ralph lauren getting all the downgrades from deutsch, goldman and citi and so forth. is that one down here at 52-week lows you will say -- >> 2 1/2 year lows. >> stock had its worst day as a publicly traded company in 18 years. >> you guys keep me honest when you look at technical levels and i'll keep you honest on the fundamentals. ralph lauren is a strong company and they have touch points all over the world with all sorts of tiers of consumers because they hit all -- they've got the very high end, the lower end, do well in e-commerce, a global recognition. if you want to stay in play, it's perhaps a good name to consider. i don't know if it's a trade. >> they've xhods tized their business through such rapid growth and that's where i think they're hurt. >> that's probably a fair assessment. >> yeah. >> all right. you guys want to do that? brea

it's 180 degrees difference from ralph lauren. kohl's represents a direct transference. but, i was denied a credit card for insufficient funds. there were 14 people behind me too, it's really awkward. is that cramer? is that cramer? boo-yah. take smucker, buying pet brands kibbles and bits go buy fresh pet. a recent ipo that offers fresh food for pets sold in nifty refrigerators at a chain store near you. why? how about richard thomas used to be ceo of meow mix. if smucker's can rally more than $6 million on the acquisition of the old company, the new one is far more natural and organic offerings, how much would a food company pay for that one? i bet a heck of a lot more than the $500 million that the fresh pet's commanding in market capitalization. here's the bottom line this is the scar face market. too many dead bodies to count. but with major gains, as well. remember that stocks are like vampires. they can come roaring back to mix movie metaphors, especially as they help themselves as the winners have been so many cases since the market's bottom almost five years ago

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ralph lauren poor execution. and those who aren't.'m struggling with the notion the index has to be blown up. too hit or miss now. brunswick extraordinary last night i cannot believe the wait list. list. opening a second factory in hungary, nordic demand, strong. >> easier to afford a shake shack burger than a boat. >> 17-foot boston whaler. >> yeah. >> you know, you go to shake shack enough, you can save up enough. it's yes cheap. >> yeah. >> inexpensive boat. >> still put the kids in intertube behind it. >> where do you keep that? do you know where it is. >> right now at my -- it's -- my friend joel's house. >> somebody else's house? >> yes. >> we should shoot video of us on the boat. good tape. cramer's "mad dash," count down to the opening bell. a look at premarket as the dow of course lost that midday rally on oil's reversal. see what happens today. good open setting up. back in a moment. what can your fidelity greenline do for you? just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional...

ralph lauren has that international presence. u want to be invested in the kohl's -- charles: although, they got crushed because of the international dollar, ralph. i agree with the panel myself. of course, i've been pounding the table on whirlpool since this show began. at least consumers are nibbling here. maybe they'll get more aggressive. we don't want them to spend too much credit, do we? >> what happened people were deferring payments. they weren't buying a whirlpool. charles: they're out there now, my man. wall street is sustained for the individual investor, that's you. i think it's misguided, including that so many of these so-called experts have a track record themselves. plus, are you getting hosed like the drivers in detroit? gas prices already beginning to surge. tell me your horror story. cvpayne on twitter. i want to know. i don't know if you guys can beat detroit. already killing us, guys. back to make you money in three minutes. ♪ charles: all right, guys. to get the blow the whistle again. open up another page fr

for the record it was ralph lauren. >> ralph lauren. thank you. i have now got it. significance of the win? last year i remember there were some dirty words, the incredible film about the global war on terror was nominated. it did not win. i think 20 feet from stardom won which is about backup singers which was also great. what is that moment like when you get on stage for the oscars? >> mostly a testament and the tribute, a cinematic award than political one. at the same time i think it underscore cans the fact that people can think a lot of different things about surveillance, the extent to which we should be monitored by our government but we should be able to agree we shouldn't have government doing the most significant things in the dark without us knowing and the debate this provoked is one everyone can support, regardless of where you nal it to. as far as being in the oscars, it's a disgusting ritual of extraordinary opulence and extravagance. >> stop it. you humor louse scold. >> it is. at the same time was surreal. we began the reporting thinking our source

number one, ralph lauren.iti removing it from their recommended list following a disastrous -- >> you are the fashion maven. >> disastrous earnings report. >> what are they doing wrong? >> i don't know. but i'm not really a ralph lauren preppy gal. >> don't they have a safari look? >> they have all kinds of looks but they are preppy more than anything else. the stock up today despite the move. >> citi analysts downgrading it to neutral. time to dismount this pony was the note. the target cut to 145. maybe short covering, maybe the worst is behind it. up 1.7% despite the downgrade. >> next, citi with an add to its recommended list. >> this replaces ralph lauren after the eps came in well ahead of estimates. they call the earnings solid. they raised the target on lyb to 101 from 93. they see about 12% upside. >> let's move to the next stop, this is a truck manufacturer. jpmorgan upping it to an overweight from neutral. >> this truck in the picture showing us its rear. target boosted at 70 from 65, about 11% upsi

ralph lauren, walmart jcpenney. this is america right here. this is american retail. they're getting smacked and we did not have a good holiday season. >> they're getting smacked. also billions in agriculture. look at auto companies, now actually flying in parts from asia? cheryl: right. >> so this is, it's a massive kind of underreported story in terms of the number of industries this is hitting worldwide or nationwide i should say. cheryl: all right. i have got breaking news guys. need you to stand by for just a moment. we want to give you an update to the explosion at an exxonmobil refinery in torrance, california. two people suffered minor injuries. they're being treated at scene. exonoree lease ad statement. this is what they're telling us. emergency procedures have been activated to address the incident. those pictures are amazing. employees are working with the appropriate agencies right now. our main concern is for the safety of our employees and also for our neighbors. torrance, by the way, this is possible youlous area of possible youlous area. this is downt

>> ralph lauren was fascinating.remier name and a great company that has done an extraordinary job growing business. and i started by saying this is overdone. you start looking and operating margins are coming a lot and they expect operating margins to come in even more. altogether, 450 basis points or so. which is gigantic. so this selloff is not out of whack. that is an enormous move in their margins. it makes you wonder. either they are sandbagging in which case it is good to own right here. or something is off there. so i think you have to wait just a little by even though it's a great name, it should always trade at a premier multiple. but i would wait just a little. everybody is going to come out on the street saying what happened? >> inventories were also up. >> 9%. >> yeah. >> this stock now, you are trading at 2012 levels. 18% is a ridiculous move. >> for a company with no debt. >> we started to move lower before. that i'm in karen's camp here. premier entity, yes. but no one-day events. >> if it has no debt

let's get a take on ralph lauren. loser today.e stock exchange. >> having real problem getting revenue to grow. stock today down roughly 16%. they are the worst performer on as an e 500 years they are missing on revenue. their revenue came in at 2.3 billion, tom did ralph lauren is saying they get hurt by a strong dollar in the holiday quarter. this is the maker of club monaco. ralph lauren and iconic brand. struggling right now. still up here today. tom: adam shapiro. take you. time is money. thirty seconds. first, the suspicious death of an argentinian prosecutor of last month. turns out there were arrests warrants for that country's president and foreign minister in his apartment where he was found dead. should parents be forced to vaccinate their children? we had top nurse at the teachers union last hour. from the world of golf. caddies suing the pga. they should be paid for wearing sponsored logos. >> maybe not completely honest stories about things. he has also had tax problems in the past. the fact that we are still talking

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we also follow brands, you know, like ralph lauren, pbh, michael kors and many of those brands i think have a lot of white space out there right now and have been affected from a stock perspective by some of the fx and currency movements you've seen this year. the department stores have been more of a port in the storm for retail investors since last fall when you saw the euro pulling back and yen pulling back. sentiment has really been working in their favor. we think that's something that could actually change over the course of the next year as you end up seeing some of the fx related expectations rebased for the apparel group. >> the sell on nordstrom again, one of three only on the street. it's been a love stock. i suppose for good reason up 35% over the past year. why is now the time to pull the rip cord? >> so with nord strom i think there's a different case playing out than macy's. much of the run in the stock over the last year has been related to expectations for a sale of the credit deal. back last year the company announced they would be selling their credit portfolio at so

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ romance... ...and midnight romance the women's fragrances by ralph lauren.macy's. your fragrance destination. >> larry: i want one more question because this is from me at @mrnewklute. he said is it odd that a few weeks after you move into the neighborhood, jon stewart decides he wants to move out? ( cheers and applause ) i would say that yes, it is odd. i've said all along that jon is a racist. ( laughter ) people never believe me. now they have the evidence. i can't make him stay, but hey, you know jon whatever. we'll talk about it. okay. remember, we actually worked in the cbs building with john oliver. >> this is a true story. we worked-- before we moved into this building, we worked on the same floor as john oliver, and right when this show moved in, they put up a big security door. "the black show is in town." >> larry: they were out on i had eightous. but that's what it felt like. time to get to "keep it 100". it's time to get real on a personal level. keep it 100. there we go. i said it so many times you have no idea-- if i say keep it one help if i

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ romance... ...and midnight romance the women's fragrances by ralph lauren.s. your fragrance destination. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: all right. thank you. welcome back. this is our catch-up show where you get to, you know-- we're asking the questions husome some of those issues. we had a show on obesity. it is, is fat a civil right. it generated a lot of passion. we had a woman on the panel from the fat acceptance movement. i think that was the name. i'm not a jerk. i'm not making this up. if it's a joke, you have no idea the twitter hates that i'll get. but-- so, let's ask you, anthony. >> why me? ( laughter ) this from: @jonscotch: do you think the "fat acceptance" movement is just a way to justify people's unhealthy lifestyles and choices? >> being a former fat person myself i was almost borderline obese, i don't know what to say. that. >> larry: how did you feel? did you feel that-- because i remember you in those days-- >> you remember fat anthony. >> larry: i remember that. >> that's okay, you can say that. >> larry: i know you wanted to make a c

know never leave your kid wi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ romance... ...and midnight romance the women's fragrances by ralph lauren your fragrance destination. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: all right. it's okay. thank you. it's time to get real on a personal level. i love this crowd tonight. ( cheers ) but now we gotta keep it 100. remember, i'm going to ask each of you a question. if the audience thinks you're keeping it 100% real with us, they'll let you know, and i'll give you this fancy, high- quality sticker. if you don't i'll give you weak tea. we'll give everyone the same question on this. retta, let's start with you. and whatever your child situation is now, just don't think about that. it's what's on this card okay? right now you have one kid. you have one kid. like, a young child say 8 or 9, whatever. it's not your 22-year-old scenario, because this does not work. let's make it even cuter like 4 or 5, really cute the cutest age possible. >> 3! >> larry: that's even cuter. it doesn't get cuter than 3. terrible twos really cute 3. >> it's got to be 3. >> larry: you have to put up your child for adoptio

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. >>> ralph lauren cut again, slashed revenue growth forecast blaming a stronger dollar and weak consumer spending. net income fell during the quarter as the company spe more on opening stores and marketing. the fashion house is raising its quarterly dividend to 50 cents a share. still, shares tumbled 18% to $139.71. shares of kohl's different after a better than expected outlook. raised earnings guidance for the year citing strong growth in the holiday season. shares were more than 6% higher to $66.87. and costco's january same store sales flat missing analysts's expectations. a slowing global economy partly to bla for the warehouse retailer's results. still, shares rose more than 1% to finish at $155.92. and despite sony's hack attack its loss won't be bad as expected. trimmed its expected yearly loss after cutting corporate costs and seeing better than expected sales of playstation game consoles. sony will spend $15 million to investigate and recover from that breach. despite that, surged to $25.94. >> a strong outlook for humana the insurance missed the street's estimates. membership

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ romance... ...and midnight romance the women's fragrances by ralph lauren.ause) >> larry: okay. that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists michael mckean, kim dozier negin farsad, and wes moore. give a nice round of applause! (applause) as always, thanks for helping me keep it 100 on twitter. each of our panelists had to answer a tough question, and i told myself to the same standard. remember, i don't get a chance to see this question until right now. tonight's question comes from @hiccdew forever. okay. give me the question. should the draft be reinstated? no, i don't think so. i don't think so. (cheers and applause) that question over there, i have weak teeth for how i answered that question over there. finally, we have a special show in the works for wednesday night. this time, you get to ask the questions. so submit them online about anything we've discussed on the show so far, from vaccinating our kids to obesity to black fatherhood, to bill cosby. submit your questions on twitter with the hashtag "nightlyshow." you can even

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ romance... ...and midnight romance the women's fragrances by ralph lauren.ance destination. >> larry: okay. welcome back. all right. it's time for a segment we like to call keep it 100. for all you people who don't know what that expression means, i like when that happens keep it 100 means keep it 100 percent real, like truth or dare, it is truth or truth. that's all you get as a choice. so i am going to ask ever a question and in your answer you have to keep it 100, 100 percent real. got it? >> i don't have to explain it to you. if you do that the audience will clap and if not, well we'll see how it goes. are you ready to keep it 100? audience, ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: okay. all right. i will start with kathleen. >> ah. >> larry: okay. all right. kathleen keep it 100 okay? have you ever lied to get a man in trouble? >> is there a prize if i win? >> larry: keep it 100. >> lied to get a man in trouble. >> no. >> i don't know if i like your pose. >> catholic, catholic school. just saying. i think we have to get you a -- >> larry: i don't know.

lent some and didn't like any of those, so we went out and bought it and for the record it was ralph laurenoping this will also be a buzz feed article. >> what did you think about the significance of the win? i think 20 feet from stardom won, that was also great. what was jr. understanding of the significance of this and what was that moment like when you get on stage at the oscars? >> i think it is a testament and tribute to the film making genius. i think it was more of a cinematic award. i think we should all be able to agree that we should not have government doing the most significant things in the dark without us knowing and the debate this provoked is one that everybody can support. as for being in the oscars, it's a disgusting ritual of extraf -- so to be standing there in that setting, and to have that be one of the outcomes of what we did was definitely very bizarre. >> i want to reiterate what you said about the artistry of the film. just a story about a person in truly extraordinary circumstances, being documented in realtime, it was, it is incredibly gripping film work. >> we k

ralph lauren with a stronger dollar and macro environment for weaker than expected third quarter results also trimmed it's 2015 revenue forecast but raised it's quarterly dividend to 50 cents a share. the stock falling to its lowest not seen since august of 2012. to discuss more we have stacy joining us now on set. always a pleasure to have you on. >> good to see you. >> a stronger dollar is supposed to be a healthy sign of the american economy but wall street more focused on the negative impact the stronger dollar is having on earnings. >> companies always act surprised about the foreign exchange issue to ralph lauren was the latest on top of deckers and tiffany to say a strong dollar in the u.s. is bad because a lot of their business is tourism in the united states. so the asian consumer and european consumer is traveling less to the states. it's better and cheaper for them to stay home and it makes more sense for tourists to shop in europe and buy european luxury brands. >> who is benefitting on the flip side because we're getting a much weaker euro and more u.s. retail stocks do have

ralph lauren is not affecting -- when you pay -- when you pay 202 for gasoline it doesn't make you buy a diamond ring at tiffany's. >> no did. >> it does not make you buy that ex-specialance ex expensive -- >> it gets us to the big deal announced this morning, staples agreeing to acquire office depot, $6.3 billion worth of cash and stock. the deal valuing office depot at 11.41 a share at beginning of trading. staples going to down it looks like. so that will come down a bit. expects to close the transaction by the end of the year. a lot of different things here over 1 billion in synergies but the billion dollar number, lower than some anticipated about why not be conservative on that front? they are willing to divest 1.25 billion worth of revenues store-producing revenue in order to meet antitrust approval. more on that in a moment. and you get mr. sergeant running the combine company. there had been some anticipation or hope that the ceo would be rolland smith who had synergy promised in the office depot/office max. they started talking back in secretary. that's a way to it tell the a

polo, ralph lauren, they cut forecast. revenue was the pits for full year numbers, down 2% today, that's a weekly loser as well as expedia. expedia says two reasons they came under pressure. the stock down 11.5% today. number one currency, the strong dollar was one of the reasons and the other, strong competition from china. the dow was within 50 points of dow 18,000. david: have a good weekend. >> you, too. cheryl: the economy added 257,000 jobs as workers wages picked up and job gains were revised higher, capping the biggest three month gain in 17 years. david: have we finally turned a corner? with us is ed lazear, former chairman of the president's council of economic advisers and headed a tax reform committee in 2000. ed, when you look at numbers and they beat expectations, are you surprised we're growing more jobs despite all these new regulations? i would call them job-killing regulations we have. >> well, we are growing, and i think that's a good sign. the fact that there are regulations, they seem to affect specifi

ralph lauren plummeting nearly 16% after missing earnings estimates and trimming the revenue forecastthe company is raising its dividend by some 11%. >> problems at the nation's biggest port out west. >> they are saying congestion at the port is, quote, at a crisis stage. we'll show you a live picture though it's pretty foggy in the port of long beach. take my word for it. there are a lot of ships stuck out there. shipping companies tell the journal "commerce" there are 20 ships stuck anchored offshore. they say ships are sitting out there for up to two weeks and once they get a the go-ahead, it's taking eight days to unload them. one line has no vessels available to carry containers from asia because all of its ships are stuck on the west coast. each side blames the other for intentionally slowing down operations to gain leverage. >> looks like it is. jane, thank you very much. the shipping stocks have surged this week despite the benchmark index plunging to a three-decade low. why are the stocks rallying? and if so, should you buy now? morgan brennan is here with us. i almost called

. >> ralph lauren. >> post oscar fun with people so desperate to be on tv they agree with anything askedeck this out. >> what did you think of the controversial moment at the beginning of boyhood when they killed the boy right off the bat? >> pretty emotional. it was a good movie. >> how do you think angelina jolie did as rosa parks in selma. was that powerful? >> definitely. >> what did you think about the beautiful moment in the theory of everything when eddie redmayne got up out of the wheelchair and punched albert einstein in the face? >> i wish i could have been there to see that in real life. >> that can't be real. >> those people are that crazy. that's how wacko people are. they asked somebody what did you think of judith as larry bird in "birdman." >> i think it is setup. the audio is different when she is talking. >> the other thing is that we live in a pretty hypocritical world where we enjoy insulting the public and making fun of how stupid they are. if you make a joke about the celebrity during the oscars you have the same public coming after you saying how dare you make fun

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the consumers like estee lauder and ralph lauren. >> chipotle getting crushed because they missed theod costs going up and heads-up, talking about increase in labor, that would hurt chipotle too, priced to perfection. charles: thanks a lot. great show. congratulations. raytheon, you had a great pick, with take two, you had a great pick with staples. >> i had h-p. come on now. charles: check it out, look tath on the screen, we're going to be live on the money show live from orlando. see the show, 6:00 p.m. in orlando. . lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the islamic state trying to prove that it's bolder and more brutal than ever despite a six month war with the united states and coalition nations. the radical islamist terrorists today releasing one of the most violent execution videos that shows a jordanian pilot being burned alive in a cage. the barbaric act provoked demonstrations and jordan is now vowing to avenge the pilot's death with a, quote, earth-shattering response, one will include the

it was a total shocker given we heard from the likes of ralph lauren this quarter and pvh last quarter. both of which disappointed overseas. but the staggering jumps in one day is one i have insight into because i have been there. many hedge funds and their accolades have been using various different sampling services to predict how the companies are doing. they have underestimated the sales of these companies, the moves you saw in skechers and columbia last week are the direct result of hedge fund short sellers reaching for any stock they can so they can cover it. wall street speak for buying shares to close out their short positions because they got shot on faulty information from the services and that means they need to cover at all cost because their thesis was wrong. as the terrific ceo of columbia sportswear pointed out in what was a brilliant conference call perhaps this is a good place to caution listeners about the dangers of relying too heavily on reports from third party market research firms as proxys for how our brands are performing in u.s. we have found that the data fro

ralph lauren has used me. kenneth wills used me for an exhibition. times are changing. we have to get the rest of them on board. >> yes, we do. i have a feeling that will come. as a rookie in the swimsuit edition, final question 45 seconds. you talk about breaking the mold. what's the next accomplishment for you? at the moment where somebody may consider closing the door in your face what's the next one to break through? >> well for me i really want my swimwear label to do really well and we are working on an active label, expanding that because i love making high end designer swimsuits and i want women to feel comfortable in active wear as well because i'm a really sporty person. i love sport and i want girls to feel good and i have yet to find anything that fits me. because i'm going to focus on my baby for a little while, i figure this would be the prime time for me to really focus on the active wear and getting it good and getting it right. >> i love that. i love that 100%. good luck on being a mom. thank you so much for spending the time with me

let me tell you what happened to ralph lauren. >> lauren, injury how die say that? and she does that all the time go ahead. sorry. >> they put clothing on -- in their stores so they couldn't get them in. the usual way. and container ships to these ports. so they had to fly them to the east coast and then take them to north carolina where they could bepji iú so, this is reallyør> making things difficult. >> i don't know if you have seen this. >> that's cool. >> all-time record -- never been there all-time 18,138. huge. >> if you're thinking about retiring, it's a good thing. >> i don't -- you know, for today, a t least everything seems bettera-v.bç except there appear to be bubbles. >> consumes with too much debt. the quiet before the storm. >> they'll pull all 49-cents out of the market today? >> ha-ha. i don't play that game. i'm in all the time. that the way i do it. up and down. >> just ride it. >> dollar cost average. >> what are you doing this/ =;-u,x?ççów3< whole lot. stayint warm. >> going to a colder place,$bxls@ ridiculous. i'm excited. >> where? >> pittsbu

. >> he was very flashy and wore like ralph lauren pants that were ironed and lots of gold jewelry and nice smelling cologne. i was drawn to it. >> one day daniel offered teresa a ride home. >> i thought he was amazing and jumped at the chance like any 15-year-old girl would do and said sure. >> on the way home she says daniel stopped to show her his house and took teresa to an upstairs bedroom. >> one thing led to another. he kissed me. i'd always known when to tell somebody to stop and he didn't and i kept getting louder and pushing him and trying to get him off me and he wouldn't stop until it was too late. >> for teresa, an obedient catholic girl, the rape was devastating. >> that was the most important thing to me in the whole wide world was my virginity. my religion was so important to me that this shame that that carried with it was huge. there was no way i wanted my mom to know that that had happened. >> in a state of shame and shock, teresa was approached by daniel a few days later at school. >> he said, i need to talk to you after school. and i was like, no way. i remember la

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we know it isn't the upscale spenders tiffany and ralph lauren told us that. dollar stores doing well. how do they stack up against macy's or nordstrom? we used to ask those before the recession. is bed, bath & beyond now solid because of consumer spare change? can best buy get more customers in and have a growth story to tell? how can people spend so much money on video games? how do they have the time to be watching so much television playing so many games? futsing around on facebook? how much is being driven by the web? is that what's getting people in the doors? that's the kind of skepticism i like. i throw all these questions out there because that's what people should be asking instead of saying i can't believe it. huh-uh. or aggregate numbers say these numbers -- or this will end in tears when the fed slams on the brakes. i heard that one a dozen times today. that kind of amateurist analysis has become common place. i'm sick of it. bottom line, i want you to be skeptical, not incredulous. the first picture, money, the second, it gets you nowhere. let's

liz: what about the ralph laurens of the world? >> they remain, i think, very price competitive., and kristin touched upon it, experiencial retail, and i think that's why best buy's winning, gopro shops and i think new dyson vacuum shops -- liz: you like those, don't you this. >> obsessed. liz: best buy is something, kristin, that he really likes. do you have some favorites here that you think will wrestle that cash that people do have from wallets? >> well, i'm obsessed with dyson, so brian and i have to -- [laughter] liz: i have been too. >> so what do i love right now? well, about 100% of u.s. footwear is imported, so i'm all about the footwear. i'm loving the christian lieu bhutan, that's in order strom. that's, you know, we'll figure it out. who do i like? i like chipotle, i like anything millennial. i like pabst blue ribbon. hoover. liz: you know, pabst blue -- >> i think everybody has to watch denny's. they report on wednesday with. they're america's truck stop and also a place where a mom on a budget can take their kids for eating on sunday. liz: we've gotten it all. kris

kors was fairly disappointing, ralph lauren was disappointing, tiffany was disappointing. what's going on at the higher end, a trend you're seeing as well? >> plenty of good news across the board. many cases we're talking about is very high expectations, they did well but not as high as the expectations. luxury remains strong, correlated with the stock market and the stock market is booming. the economy is doing very well in the luxury sector. retail is doing very well in dollar stores. increasingly seeing brighter spots in the middle as well. it's certainly better than last year pretty much across the board. >> jerry, you sort of have a unique perspective on non-u.s. buyers in the u.s. in other words, tourists. because the dollar has had such great strength recently, do you see that impacting sales here, luxury sales, particularly at your sacks stores in new york? >> it could have some effect but meanwhile, the u.s. market for luxury goods is one of the most robust in the world. a lot of the business is shifting, for example, out of china, where you have big pressure on l

>> if you had ralph lauren in tuxedo bingo, you win. that's all for now. >> that is a game i so want to play. >> i asked glenn greenwald what he was wearing and i'm glad about that. >> if we set up pub quiz you have locked us in that game forever and we will give away glenn's tux. it will be great. thank you. thank you. appreciate it, man. >>> thanks to you at home for staying with us the next half hour. happy monday. today the news is nuts. for example, what would you get if you combined the values of gm general motors and ge general electric, and mcdonald's, and wal-mart? what do you get if you combine the values of those four gigantic companies? you would get 1 apple. this is crazy. the second largest company in the country is exxon in terms of its mobile. apple, as of today, based on its stock price today, apple is valued at more than double the value of exxon mobil. apple is gm plus ge plus mcdonald's, plus wal-mart together. this is a point of reference. if apple were a country apple would have somewhere between the 19th and 20th

. >> is the single worst performing retail stock outside of ralph lauren over the last week. >> way to go. way to find a negative. you did a great job. happy now? >> hey -- >> he was -- >> now he is going to be mr. grim reaper. >> solomon grundy. >> pleasure to have you on the show. >> ahead, is twitter a growth stock? the label means a lot when it comes to the stock price and evaluation? herb greenberg has something poignant to say or so he tells us. we'll find out. >> oh, just poo-pooing everybody today. later on, remember the ice bucket challenge? that really swept the nation last summer. well, six months later where did all that money go? we'll dig in when "street signs" returns. >> welcome back. >> we're watching, broourn, shaurz of crackle barrel, old country stores. a shopping chain here. the stock is moving lower. one of its major holders, lion fund 2, which is a part of the big glory holdings is fine to sell a good chunk of its shares. that's according to an s.e.c. filing. those shares are down. you may recall, of course, that big laurie, the biggest shareholder in the company