that's steve holmes. you're looking for a stock that was down on an update, i'm telling you, this is the one. stay with cramer. stay with cram. monday, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post 9 at the nyse. >>> it is time -- it is time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money." rapid-fire calls, play until this sound, and then the "lightning round" is over. are you ready, skedaddy. time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money." alex in california. alex? >> caller: hey, jim. thank you for everything. my stock for you for your expert opinion is on lionsgate, lgf. >> it's good, but played out, frankly. i think there's better fish to fry. i would prefer disney at 75. can we go to robert in arizona? robert? >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. >> i like that. >> caller: from arizona. sunny arizona. i love your new book. and i got a question about ctrx. >> you know, it's pharmacy benefits, i will be in arizona next year at the super bowl because i have to get my tickets

not only is the company extremely well run, but wyndham ceo steve holmes is one of the most shareholderes around who believes in big consistent dividend boobs and buybacks. so when wyndham reported this morning, the company delivered inline results meeting but not beating wall street's estimates, keeping guidance at the same level rather than raising it. the company got slammed and people had gotten used to wyndham beating a beat and raising kind of thing. i think this is a pullback. this time by 20% bringing the yield up 2%, the company has a terrific history of buying back stock. >> thank you very much, jim. >> thank you so much. >> i think this is an opportunity, but i want to be sure i've got my ducks in a row. deutsche bank, smart analyst recovery, we expected wyndham because it's typically a beaten story. and they said that results were in line, but that the fundamentals were relatively weaker than expected. i've gone over the quarter and did not see it that way. but maybe we have a response to this gentleman who is pretty good. >> no, there's a lot of great analysts who follow us

holmes. the company is called theranos. there are people in this world that revolutionize our lives, cocoa chanel, steve jobs, walt disney andzabeth holmes. thank you. >> thank you. adam: they are turning instead to foreign investors, most of whom are chinese. now it is all part of a program that dates back to 1990 called eb 5 which allows foreign investors to finance business in the united states in return for a green card. we have owners of a florida restaurant franchise group that uses the program and they are doing it successfully. they will teach us how to say hello to foreign investors. jack and joe, welcome to the show. thank you and congratulations. you have a barbecue restaurant chain, do you not, and you turned to foreign investors to get the financing to do it because the bank said no? >> yeah, that's correct. thanks for having us first and foremost. we use eb-5 program funding to grow our restaurants in a way we couldn't ordinarily do that through traditional bank financing. in fact we went to the restaurant franchise convention in las vegas a couple years ago and were told by everybody there that our brand and w

you do not have to be sherlock holmes to figure out the fda report is bad. in i told the other guy. come on. ago, steve cohen was considered perhaps the greatest long short equity trader the world had ever seen. who is he now? is he the barry bonds of hedge funds? >> i still think people respect him as a traitor and individual. his firm, the u.s. postal lance armstrong and doping. they are absolutely going to be heard. in the case of gilman, he's 80 something years old. bothad thing is that for the of them, this will be the first one in their obituary. >> he did this with an astro. you are right. he has not been convicted of anything. not forget that. nobody has charged him with anything and nobody has convicted him. >> he still has to battle with the sec. they're the only ones who leveled any charge against him personally. they fouled a civil case accusing him of failing to supervise his employees. he had been making noises that he would fight the case as it was a very scary case for him. they want to borrow him -- a bar him from the security business. i think he was holding something to see. dollar f

steve kornacki will be joining me for answers . >>> hello to you all. it's high noon in the east. 9:00 out west, we're glad you're here. welcome to "weekends" alex witt is off today i'm tj holmes. a tipping point in the ukraine. trying to oust the president after he abandoned the capital in kiev. he has refused to resign. a ukrainian opposition leader has been freed. the ukrainian president described the events. the angry oh protest three months ago after the ukraine broke ties with the european union in favor of a bailout from russia. nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent, richard engel, has watched these events unfold in kiev. richard, hello to you, and are the protesters in charge in the capital now? >> reporter: they certainly are. and they think a revolution is under way, that they are winning it. that they are taking control of this country. it began this morning with a very surreal moment. protesters started to leave the square, called independence square, that has been the center of this protest movement to the last three months. and as they went out of the square and went deeper into the capital, they realized that the security forces, the government forces, were