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listen what he said. >> i called tim scott, a lot of people like tim scott.> maybe it is tim scott. >> could be a lot of people. >> brian: what is your reaction when you heard it? >> be humble verse exalting yourself. struggle oself-promotion is challenging. we focus on what does america need right now and the best alternative is four more years of president donald trump. why? because of success we had. joe biden devastated the economy, a millennial cannot buy a house. under donald trump we had 2% inflation. >> brian: i understand. are you being vetted right now? >> not that i know. i'm a surrogate on the campaign trail. really only objective i have. when you focus what is in it for me, you are distracted. we have to win this election. not only win the white house, need to win the senate back and maintain house, that will take all hands on deck. start now, america can't wait four more years. >> brian: would you accept a cabinet position? >> listen, i got to tell you, being united states senator is a cool gig. i grew up in poverty, my goal is make sure kids gr

on the desk tonight we have tim seymour, and steve grasso in the comfort of his home. >>> we start with a news alert fed governor just making some headlines at the top of this hour steve liesman joins us with what she's saying steve? >> thanks very much. fed governor michelle bowman is one of the more hawkish members of the committee, making comments saying it will eventually become appropriate to gradually lower the fed funds rate if inflation continues to decline. she says, however, they're not yet at the point to cut rates. she sees inflation declining, she's encouraged by the recent decline in inflation, but declining with the policy rate held at the current level. upside inflation risk remains. she mentioned geopolitical situation, the easing of financial conditions and continued labor market tightening, she's indeed talking about the december jobs reports and it shows strong job gains. and the recent reports, both months, she says progress has stalled on restoring balance to the jobs market. she's concerned that labor market tightness could lead to persistently higher core service

tim? is i think gold is moving higher. i say gold is the best 20-year chart you're going to find maybe people aren't looking for 20-year charts but it tells me it's going higher and all related to the things we talk about when we do macro on the show, especially now when we talk about u.s. treasury dynamics. gold miners have underperformed. you had a beta of almost 3 to 1. you have not had that, in fact, since gold rallied 21% from, you know, mid-november of '22 to the present. gold miners are up also 21%. i think the miners are absolutely ready to move you want them. >> is there a miner in clam? >> pardon me >> in your acronym >> yes we moved from call to clam that our agnico eagle mines. and tim is right when gold makes an all-time high, the miners will follow in a major way. >> une, natresp xtfil ad (jen) so we partner with verizon. their solution for us? a private 5g network. (ella) we now get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (marquis) with a custom privat

>> tim's on to something here.speaking basically about money flow and positioning is that sometimes it's so lopsided that it's right to take the road less traveled the key here is fxi went to the october low of 2022. the low for global equities and then has held. all are up off the october 2022 lows substantially this index went back to it we have the makings of the double bottom. i think it's right to do to hold one's nose, if you want to say it that way, and do some buying. >> bonowyn, tim brings up the national team, right this is the same national team that waged a war on big tech in china within the last two to three years. i don't know who to believe. >> definitely an owned goal with that move. i'm not exactly sure if i'm right here i've been burned on this china trade. i thought at one point they had already priced in the apocalyptic type of move to carter's point, this is currently trading, valuations aside because those are basically at bottom levels, this is essentially where we were when things were at t

that's quite a turn, tim. >> it's quite a turn. it is interesting, because chevron did not really on this deal. >> right. >> this is the most exciting oil exploration site in the world and a place that people are fighting all over yet it wasn't rewarded. if you own chevron here, i don't think the lack of this deal follow-through is alarming, and, in fact, their ability to pay down debt over the last four years and be able to break even, even on their div at around $45 oil is reason alone to buy chevron, but this is a world class company. >> the stock sold off when they announced it and it's selling off when it looks like it's not going to happen. they lose both way, which is typically what happens to me. this is a stock, you talk about valuation, 11 times next year's numbers, balance sheet such that they were able to announce a $75 billion stock buy-back a couple falls ago that seemingly marked the top of the stock, so -- i think, again, these big cap integrated names, you buy on weakness. >>> coming up, a berkshire backing. warren

really, really healthy. >> tim?re -- taiwan semi, big week. i think it's still going higher. >> dan dalab gave me this, robin hood. how it comes out. >> christian mcaffery started watching the show with his father, ed mcaffery, who played for the giants as tim knows. i'm sort of with this -- well done by you. valero continues to go higher. >> all right. happy lunar new year to those celebrating. have a great super bowl weekend. thanks for watching "fast money." "mad money" starts right now. >>> welcome to mad money. i am just trying to make you money. call me.

, i think| tim, tony and other people in the room _ tim, tony and other people in the room will— tim, _ scars have not yet healed, they are reopened, and so it all— scars have not yet healed, they are reopened, and so it all makes - scars have not yet healed, they are reopened, and so it all makes the i reopened, and so it all makes the process— reopened, and so it all makes the process incredibly— reopened, and so it all makes the process incredibly difficult. - reopened, and so it all makes the process incredibly difficult. it - reopened, and so it all makes the process incredibly difficult. it is. process incredibly difficult. it is one that — process incredibly difficult. it is one that we _ process incredibly difficult. it is one that we have _ process incredibly difficult. it is one that we have to _ process incredibly difficult. it is one that we have to sensitively| one that we have to sensitively manage — one that we have to sensitively manage to _ one that we have to sensitively manage to get _ one that we have to sensitively manage to get to _ one that we have to sensitivel

him, listen. >> senator tim scott gave me his endorsement.been with the best people we've ever had evolved with that she is been to the dynamo park was better for me than he is for himself. [laughter] right? you know why? he is a good person i don't mind speaking about myself he doesn't like speaking about himself. he likes speaking about people he thanks can do a great job. >> note tim scott is on the vp shortlist what can you tell us? is this the person? is this his running mate? >> there is some chemistry there have been around both of them he likes tim. tim isn't leaning into help president trump become president. tim is ready to be president thus the most important thing about vice president. i hope you'll pick timmy's got a lot of good choices but you cannot do any better than tim scott he is solid in every way from a conservative point of you who can help grow the party and is genuinely a nice man for the country would be in good hands of tim scott were the vice president. >> another question to senator this is about calls from trump s

and tim my first basketball coach. i'm noted going to lie i was trash when i first starred playing ball. and i knew that well, when i started playing i knew he was. tim was my first basketball coach and i was treasure i know he knew that. but never showed me discouragement. he kept mow in good spirits and motivate mode to go sxhard that made me want to be better. he instilled resilience where i did not want to give up i practiced until i got bfrment by the time in the fourth and fifth grade i was balling. i remember this one game it was soma and st. mary my coaches were gar and he tim at the time. and we went in double over time and the team could make the next shot winful it was nerve racking you felt the gym's energy and going back and fourth for 3 possessions. until i was abling to get a steel. i was going for a drive and heard and saw tim waiving to go for a lay up i stopped mid range and slowing up a shot i swear time stopped for seconds and i med the wing shot. everyone was going crazy and it was a good feeling.

tim? draftkings?s important, and the profitability, if you're investing in this company, to me, is less important than those numbers and the numbers they talked about raising their revenue. if they told you that they made more money, but they're actually downgraded their revenue, the stock would be down 20%, because it's had a massive run. the profitability in the sector is very important. they're not, you know, there's some rationalization amongst competitors. and if that's because they've all agreed on something or because they understand how to be profitable. i think you stay here, and the addressable market continues to grow. >> the acquisition of the lottery company is interesting, and the notion that -- you're basically acquiring customers in a similar business. >> 100%. just another way, client acquisition cost. we talked about that forever with draftkings. this is another way to do it. interesting how they can fit it in, but i'll say this, the stock is not down, really, at all in the afterhour

tim scott. this was an eye said that night, this is a test balloon to see if he gets traction tim scott is black, but i don't think he is going to pull black voters. everything that he stands for is antithetical to what most black voters are looking for in a candidate. >> will he's >> not going to be the thing to get him over the edge. i mean, maybe the 19% of black men who already voted for donald trump will stay there. but i don't think that they're going to see tim, scott and then as soon as he opens his mouth and starts talking his rhetoric, be like, oh, that's my guy. i don't think tim scott is it for, your democrat, but i want you to play just strategies. barack obama picks joe biden because barack obama, for all the inspiration aspiration behind the campaign was a newcomer on the national stage, wanted a known name, a blue collar democrats. what is done? all-trans calculation. he's a former president. does he is there a specific need or is it different when it comes to trumping looks such

let's talk to tim and tony now- tim. we _ shocked. let's talk to tim and tony now. like a big number, but he's just explained to people at home who are watching us this morning why that doesn't feel like enough to you, because of everything you've been through. mr; everything you've been through. my conviction was quashed in 2021. that offer only— conviction was quashed in 2021. that offer only came in a few months ago, so we _ offer only came in a few months ago, so we spent— offer only came in a few months ago, so i've spent the last three years building — so i've spent the last three years building my claim, as terry said, evidencing — building my claim, as terry said, evidencing every small loss, and having _ evidencing every small loss, and having my — evidencing every small loss, and having my situation looked at by independent financial experts, and when _ independent financial experts, and when i _ independent financial experts, and when i was prosecuted by the post office, _ when i was prosecuted by the post office, i_ when i was prosecuted by the post offi

let's speak to professor politics tim — to go. let's speak to professor politics tim bell _ to go. tim bell at _ to go. let's speak to professor politics tim bell at the - to go. let's speak to professor politics tim bell at the queen l to go. let's speak to professor - politics tim bell at the queen mary university hospital in london. this tell us about what they what the electorate is thinking? tell tell us about what they what the electorate is thinking?— tell us about what they what the electorate is thinking? tell us what the national _ electorate is thinking? tell us what the national opinion _ electorate is thinking? tell us what the national opinion polls - electorate is thinking? tell us what the national opinion polls are - the national opinion polls are telling us, this is a deeply unpopular conservative government probably because of the difficulties in the economy and the health service. and because of the fact the leader rishi sunak does not seem to have made a difference that many people hope to but when he replaced the even more unpopular liz truss in the even more

finally, thank you, tim.real team player. >> felt like it was time. >> you have think that baba will go higher on earnings, even if the sugar rush doesn't work? >> i do. i look at a few things in terms of also what we've started to see with some of the seasonal dynamics, what we've seen in some of the market cap in cash. some of the earnings multiples. the analyst community doesn't need to get a whole lot more even -- stimulus from the top down to find it compelling. >>> coming up, eli lilly reversing. what sent the shares lower, and what could be the next big thing for the company? >>> plus, just sell it? nike jumping 3% today, but the chart master says it might be time to bench the sportsware giant. we'll find out why. "fast money" is back in two. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) with the push of a button, constant contact's ai tools help you know what to say, even when you don't. hi! constant contact. helping the small stand tall. did you ever worry we wouldn't get to enjoy this? [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner m

tim cook's done awfully well at apple.t, it's a 10x since steve jobs died. who can do that? i think it's very hard, because google is under a lot of scrutiny because of its previous behavior around search. so, they have tomove closely. i don't forget that google is the one that bought deep mind way back. that was the first important a.i. company in this new era. and so, they certainly have a lot of data, they've got a lot of technology and they've got -- they've stopped doing the crazy stuff, like, the chair lifts in the streets of san francisco, and now they need to focus in, the way microsoft has done. i think. >> thank you so much for being here. >> no problem. thank you so much. >> her book, "burn book: a tech love story" is out today. go get it. coming up, we're watching ebay after hours. the numbers out of that quarter when "fast money" returns. >>> black-owned businesses secured a little over $2 billion in venture capital in 2022. that's a lot of money, but it represents less than 1% of the more than $200 billion po

carolina, the i love you from tim scott.ection and he is from south carolina. timing on it is auspicious and place joe biden needs the black vote and he clearly is from south carolina. and people love him there. let's see what happens with it. i think he's strong in the running. the big wall, other people we didn't listen issue byron donalds has been strong, as well. >> emily: trump being asked by laura about whether or not he would debate president biden. take a listen. >> back to biden and his current stai state, whatever you call it, will you challenge him to regular debates? >> i'll do it right now on your show, we can do you, anybody you want. >> laura: how many debates? >> as many as necessary, i will start now. i don't think he is going to debate. >> tammy: american people have to see that, two men, see biden, if he can deliver in some nation to give people an excuse to vote for him. it's been a while, he didn't participate in the debate, people need to see him, it has been several years. the world has changed, we wan

senator tim scott. >> first a question for mark. who is the second pick? i know about him, but who was the second one? >> not sure there is one. it was nikki haley. >> that ship sailed. >> oh. that was the second one, got you. tim scott is an excellent candidate for vice president. he brings optimism to the ticket. boy, i would pay pay per view kind of money to see tim scott versus kamala harris in a vp debate. that's a good choice. i hear also, tulsi gabbard, the president is having conversations with. tulsi had said she is open to having that conversation. when that be interesting, taking 70 who used to be near the top of the dnc and democratic party, and then she is on sean's ticket. that would be very interesting. you hear about -- kristi noem being a possibility. either way, i think it will either be a person of color or a woman on the ticket. what we do know at this point is that mike pence is probably also a ship that not only has sailed but is probably in another galaxy at this point. >> kayleigh: you are a betting man. joe concha, mark patton. tha

tim: it is really disturbing. andrew: energy is of the heart of so many global conflicts around the world and we can be energy dominated we can be providing elegy, to our allies in europe so that they will become less dependent on russian natural gas and from other parts of the world braided and oil the middle east we could be providing that only two american citizens here, tour alleys run the world so by pausing those elegy exports, is really going to hurt our allies and there is no sense ended pretty does not make sense. david: are allies at a workforce frankly, there a lot of lng tankers that are just waiting to go god knows how much longer this will taken andrew wheeler we thank you very much for being here and appreciated. andrew: thank you. david: present living this information for joe biden losing support among black and hispanic voters and really come will be discussing on michigan john james coming up and plus donald trump on the nevada primary without even appearing on the ballot last night so why exact

tim did play the game the correct way, by the way.> i look particularly gruntled on the puckicture of me -- >> touch guy's clam today? is that going to be -- >> excuse me? >> your acronym. >> that's an entirely different show. >> different show. >> that's late night. >> touch his clam. >> what? i didn't say it! listen, you get mad at me, i'm sitting here, i'm talking to nancy, minding my own business, he says that, you look at me like i'm nuts. >> that's his acronym. >>> coming up, lilly earnings on deck and after a huge run over the past year, can the pharma stock keep up thor ife er feroc? >>> and how drug peer pressure is making its way into the tesla culture, and the impact it could have on the company. we'll have the details when "fast money" returns. >>> missed a moment of "fast?" catch us any time on the go. follow the "fast money" podcast. we're back right after this. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing across all your benefits and savings

at the time of tim's arrest, the police seized a land rover suv tim's had purchased for $42,000 with money he received from an insurance policy. when his father died, the state sought civil forfeiture of tim's vehicle, charging that the suv had been used to transport heroin. observing that tim's had recently purchased the vehicle for more than four times the maximum $10,000 monetary fine accessible against him for the drug conviction, the indiana trial court denied the state's request to turn over his $42,000 vehicle. the vehicle's forfeiture court determined that would be grossly disproportionate to the gravity of tim's offense, and therefore unconstitutional under the eighth amendment's excessive fines clause. the court of appeals of indiana agreed. they affirmed, but the indiana supreme court said no, we reverse because the eighth amendment of the federal constitution in the bill of rights. well, it doesn't apply to the state penalty. and what, again, does the eighth amendment say? we've never talked about the eighth amendment more than we are now. why? because i brought it up and

let's go back to katie and tim. this report found president biden should not be charged with a crime, but willfully retain and disclose sensitive information as vice president. katie, did this clear baton of wrongdoing? >> he's not getting indicted. who got indicted? donald trump. i think what people need to do, it's a really long report, but there is an executive summary at the beginning and i urge everybody to rate it because it's only about 15 pages. the problem i have with hur -- and i think the word gratuitous is generous. there it was so much unnecessary, inflammatory, and partisan language -- that missed the entire point. there is no evidence of wrongdoing. there is no evidence of criminal intent. those are the factors that prosecutors have to look at. and what special counsel hur was looking at. that's the reason why you don't see charges in this case. all of the other language, what used the word extraneous, gratuitous, i think those are generous words. i think those or to not cite. they were not supposed t

tim scott. right. so tim scott has vigorously and thoroughly endorsed trump. he seemsthorou to now get along with trump. it surprised me, but it seems to me probably his strongest pick. >> you know, nikki haley. yeah, the attacks have becomep a more pointed. i think that ship has sailed to your point. joe joe conchailed, what do you make of that, senator tim scott? well, first, i havu make ofe a n for mark, who is his second pick. >> i know about tim, but who's the secondd pick one? >> it was haley. >> haley? yeah, it was haley. that ship sailed. >>y. nikki h >> okay. hey, i thought that was up. all right, all right. that's that was a second one. gotcha got. no, tim scott is an excellent candidate for vice president because he brings optimism to the ticket, obviously, and, boy, i'd payf me pay per view kind of money to see tim scott versus harris in a vp debate. so that's a good choice. i hear also perhaps tulsi gabbard, the presidentersation is having conversations with and tulsi has said that when shegen to havin that conversation with trump. wouldn't that b

and he was on with maria bartiromo, brought up tim scott's name independently and tim scott was brought up by mark penn as someone who would be a good pick. that was interesting. maybe indicator, trump likes to throw curveballs and point us in different directions, a number of names on the short list, vivek was on there. tim scott has optimistic tone and he can win over moms. >> jesse: vp, i shouldn't ask y you, vivek, you are an interested party. get your opinion on saying he doesn't think joe biden will debate him, listen. >> laura: will you challenge him to a debate regularly on focused topics just one debate on foreign policy? >> i challenge him right now, we can do you, anybody you want, i will take anybody from cnn, which is doing poorly in the ratings, i'll take anybody because i think you have an obligation in this case, you have an obligation to debate. i don't think he will debate. >> jesse: vivek, would joe biden get away with dodging a debate with former president donald trump? >> joe biden may not get away with making next three months of the nominee. he may not debate, dem

tim johns, abc seven news no question about that. >> tim, thanks very much.ow, don't forget you can get the latest forecast and track the rain anytime with our live doppler seven radar. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. >> new developments a retired pittsburgh police chief will step into command for antioch police department. former police chief brian addington has been named antioch's interim police chief. he retired from his pittsburgh role in may of 2022 after serving for nine years. he will now replace former apd police chief steven ford, who stepped down last year amid a racist texting scandal case against the police department. abington starts his new role on monday in fremont. >> a new drone, firstrillionesponder program will be integrated into a emergency calls city council approved the program to improve faster response times to emergency incidents like crimes in progress, fires, traffic accidents and reports of dangerous subjects. a remote controlled drone will launch from fixed locations throughout the ci

tim scott. tim scott is a is i firmly believe tim scott is a good man. yes. i've said that many times before my line about tim scott is that i would give tim scott a kidney if he asked me, but i'd never vote for him. right but the person that tim scott has become while auditioning, you call it auditioning. i'd probably call it something else if i was just talking to audion in van and we were in a room by herself but what he's doing right now is embarrassing. and i think this is not the tim scott that we know, but you also see this happen with many men and women who actually find themselves in this trump orbit. i mean, this is not who lindsey graham, we knew lindsey graham to be before >> he wouldn't show his face in munich this time. after years and years going with john mccain to the conference celebrating the nato alliance would even go up and that you thank you. that bolsters the point that i'm making and you're seeing a shell of who tim scott really is. he's not the rah-rah. this is trump country will hire let's go do this. i mean, at the end of the day,

tim, in the 1/6 committee you spoke with andrew hitt.y to prove and why you think special counsel jack smith appears so keen on having people like hitt as a witness. >> well, thanks, alicia, first of all, mr. hitt demonstrates that this was a plan hatched in washington, not in madison, wisconsin. this was an rnc trump campaign led endeavor. mr. hitt, the advice that mr. hitt is talking about there came from washington. so this was heart part of a national strategy in certain contested states to generate these fake electors and the trick comes in because people like mr. hitt were told this is a contingency. in the event of litigation we need to have signed certificates to there would be certified trump electors. the issue is that it was not just in the contingency basis but they were meant to go before vice president pence to give him an alternative on january 6th regardless of litigation. so we found and mr. hitt was very helpful, as were other fake electors, a, orchestrated from washington and, b, what he was told about contingency was

>> my name is tim, i'm from maryland >> jimmy: hey, tim, welcome. [ cheers ] tim, thank you for beingrument will you be playing this evening >> i'll be playing the acoustic guitar >> jimmy: aah, the acoustic guitar [ applause ] why don't you head over there and get ready, bud i appreciate that. channel that inspiration rose, you can stand over here if you want. all right. ♪ here we go let's get ready for this ladies and gentlemen, get ready for the world premiere of "friend zoned in the end zone" by tim [ cheers and applause ♪ we've been friend for a few years no always hoped we'd be more ♪ ♪ got us tickets to the super bowl what else are friends for ♪ ♪ you'll be watching all th tackling and stuff i'll be watching you ♪ ♪ time out kansas cit jumbotron lookin for couples to be kissing ♪ ♪ i know what i'll do camera on us camera on me camera on you ♪ ♪ i'm down on one kne in front of americ will you marry ♪ ♪ oh no she said no ha ha ha just joking with my best friend ♪ ♪ ha ha h just joking with you ♪ ♪ ha ha h i'm friend zoned i the end zone ♪ ♪ i think i'll leav at the hal call me wh

tim said, yeah, exactly.here are a lot of things, to each his own you're going to find out what you want on it, but the number of features are incredible he's trying -- he made the case to me last night before the conference call, the b to b, jim, you're not thinking b to b. he mentioned walmart and people who do contracting and they're going to look and see if there's cracks in the ceiling. >> disney plus out today >> and i made a -- i think that i was telling dylan ree back, who works with me for "mad money," the idea that -- oh, netflix is not going to write for it yeah, okay >> over time, it will become -- there's no doubt it's the beginning of something of important. at $3,500, though, it's going to be a relatively small population of people who can be first adapters >> it may go down in price >> i assume it will over time as every consumer electronic gadget does >> i think the juxtaposition of watching the stock go down and knowing if anyone tries it, they'll want it. >> you said, why don't you try it b

>> harris: breaking news, senator tim scott who has been talked about to be possibly on the president's short list and then he confirmed it short list for vice president under donald trump somebody he would pick. he just voted in his home state. >> we look at success we had economically. we saw low -- one thing we're hearing around the state, particularly voters of color, 40% of african american men have said they had more money and are looking at donald trump as a viable option. this november, look at success we had during the crisis, one thing that was successful, we found way to help nonprofits and churches stay open so they could be the first line of defense. >> what is your relationship like with nikki haley right now? >> i think it is as it was beforehand. didn't talk a lot before then and don't talk a lot now. i look at comments coming from the haley camp and calling me judas. you have to have attitude of forgiveness to play this game long-term. she was a good person before and i look forward to having support from her in the days ahead. >> senator, do you believe that after the

the biden campaign tim has dignified trump's claims here with an official response. showing the president to have lost ground with some black voters, particularly black men. he's not expected that trump would do better. but even a slight boost in his 2020 numbers shun -- large black populations like michigan. how does the president prevent that with eight months left to go? >> reverend sharpton, i think he has to do better in messaging. you have to speak directly to black communities. speak to black leaders like yourself. but i want to also say, folks might think i'm being too optimistic here, but i have more faith and black voters than that. trump is showing us exactly who he is. he got less of a share of the blackmail vote in 2020 than he did in 2016. i'm on the radio three hours a day, five days a week, talking to black voters every single day, and what i'm hearing is the opposite of what the polls are out there. i can recall this time, during obama's presidency, in his first term, they said, obama's bombing with the black vote. i'm not saying there isn't work to

. >>> still ahead, congressmen jeff van due and tim -- van drew and tim burchett and o'leary ventures' chairman kevin o'leary, he is mr. wonderful. okay, did you see this new reality check from democrat senator joe manchin that the white house, quote, went too far left? away from where america is? we're going to take it on and what to watch for with the biden impeachment inquiry about to interview james biden -- james biden tomorrow and hunter biden next week. and the surprising secret of why you may not want to buy an electric car. it's not what you think. it's not about the cost, it's not about the lack of charging stations. we're going to get into it. also gop senators gland senate democrats -- demand senate dem -- [inaudible] and this story, new york taxpayers now have to pay for potentially a $2.5 billion debit card boondoggle for illegal immigrants. and we've got seattle talk radio host jason rantz. he's a great writer, he's written books. the white house pressures even "the new york times" to stop coughing the president's -- covering the president's age issue? more polls show t

senator tim scott. let's take a look. >> came on this very show and denied systemic racism. >> and insulted me. >> i was here too. you came behind me and we both looked at him like he was crazy. he was a looney tunes. >> joe biden partnered with the former klansman and tried to stop the integration of public schools. he didn't want them to be racial jungles. senator tim scott will respond and join us later tonight. defense secretary lloyd austen made his first public appearance since his mysterious hospitalization and was grilled by reporters. we've got that tape for you. but last night we played you this disturbing video showing a group of illegal immigrants in times square viciously attacking nypd officers last weekend. the suspects were arrested and were taken to jail. as per new york law sadly they were quickly released due to new york's disaster is no bail laws. two of the illegals were caught on tape giving the middle finger as they waltzed out of jail. that was very, very thoughtful of them. sena

. >> tim >> thank you ge trades less than four. >> karen >> gm. forget ge. >> got to take someone off the table, meta. thanks for being here. >> and take preference in tsm. >> thank you for watching fast money, mad money with jim cramer starts now. >> mission is simple, to make you money, i'm here to level the playing field for all investors, i promise to help you find it, mad money starts right now. >> i am jim cramer, welcome to men money, just trying to make you a little money, my job is not just to educate and entertain, and amuse, call me at one 807 43 kramer -- 1-800-743 cramer. those who said that the fed would lower interest rates, we question that, your salaries and everything, we were right and you have egg all over your collective faces. bring a huge number of jobs, 350,000, nearly doubling the expected number, and wage inflation getting a little hot. the result wasn't what you think, the dollar actually gained 135 points, jumping from 0.7, the nasdaq surged one .7%. that is something, isn't it. but the analysis is a little irrelevant,

tim anderson is the director of the center for counter agemonic studies joining us from sydney. we also have glenn deeson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway who joins us from maslow. welcome to you both. tim anderson uh so we have had these talks now resume uh they have taken place and in between the time that they initially started uh couple weeks back i believe until now there was an incident where there was a targeted assassination. of three members of the katib hisbullah of which that obviously speeded up things again for the desire for these talks to their fruit. do you think they will? yes, but the u.s. is trying to keep strings attached there. now there is certain amount of agreement about this so-called coalition against dash, which of course was assisting dash, as we know, it was really hush shabi and the the regional alliance that defeated dash in the region. irakis have known this for a long time, but they made the mistake of inviting the us back into iraq in 2014 and now finally the resolve is there in the government particularly

hayes at net davis research thank you for coming in, tim the fact we have the leadership in the u.s. and increasingly in europe is a feature of the market or increasingly a big problem? >> it ises always the question he we had other times like this at the beginning of 2000, that was the problem with the bubble. we had the end of 2021 with a narrow period as well which was the end of the bull market we also had a period like this at the end of 2020 where you had a very concentrated market with the same big caps stocks leading the way. what happened is the market broadened out and that led to 2021 which turned out to be a good year and low volatility with the market broadening out with anticipation of the global economic expansion with earnings growth across sectors globally that created a lot of complacency. by the time we got to the end of 2021, that's when we got narrow again and the market went into 2022 bear market it doesn't have to be negative it can be more reflective of the positive macro environment >> are you seeing the level of complacency right now once again? what would t

mark kelly but you know, the new version of tim kaine and that he's a tim kaine, you're being benched so yeah. so like what's deal is that going to be how it is for the next for my lifetime. are we moving? i don't think it is. i'll let you do it, but i don't either. i mean, i think we're we're i think, you know, it. i'll be very to see what happens in. the next open fight for the presidential campaign. so let me give you a scenario that i've curious about. so let's say joe biden announces tomorrow he's not going to run. okay. which it like, right? vice president harris announces immediately j.b. pritzker announces gavin newsom announces meaning all all. your favorite white guys. right. well, quickly, get it right. especially the ones that already money. and then there's going to be a gretchen whitmer and the pressure for that there is going to be put on her not to get in to or harm the chances. kamala harris. i don't like. is the democratic party still this place where hey there are only can be one woman or there only can be one candidate of color. there can be 17 white guys, right? t

tim, thanks so much. all right. >> well, as live doppler seven is showing us the strongest part of the storm is hovering over the south bay. yeah, abc seven news reporter lauren martinez is live in san jose. >> with the conditions there tonight, lauren. >> dan and emma, it is pouring down here. i'd say in the last hour. the rain really started to pick up. i'm wearing boots. i'm wearing rain pants. and this jacket. all of it has been useful to me. today we spoke to different residents in the south bay that say the storm has been manageable so far. people in south bay are geared up for the rain in los gatos. >> the wet weather wednesday evening did not stop people from heading downtown. >> there's nobody out. it's a perfect time to come out. got this poncho on, uh, amazon. it's like ten bucks and just came out in downtown saratoga. >> the streets were emptier. we spoke with one woman who just moved to the bay area from the east coast last month. >> my father in law said that it was a level three on tv, so w

nearly as many, 63% feel that way about south carolina possible vice presidential pick tim scott.ng for nikki haley is just half of republicans in her home state sate they view her favorably. that's higher than senator lindsey graham's 41%. and, while most of you trump positively as a person many do say they see him as t to extreme this was another question that would put to voters on the ground there. some 44% of south carolina republicans say they are worried trump us to out there to win in november. now look at nikki haley's numbers for the same question on whether or not she is too extreme. fewer, one third are worried about her being too extreme. next up we asked voters what better describes their vote? this is a key question we put to voters on the ground. is it more -- are they more for their candidate or against the other? interesting question. it all depends almost all of tromso voters say they are voting for him. only 9% say it is against nikki haley but it is a different story among nikki haley voters and what we are seeing there. while a 57% majority say they are votin

tim parlatore and jeffrey to those two cases were very different. those two cases were very different. well, talking about the election while it's pending, and we're talking about after he's already been reelected of whether you're going to keep him in office, and that the nixon case is entirely different timing. >> all right. well, to attend, we don't even know which is going to win the election and tim and jeffrey, really, this is a really interesting conversation one i'm sure we will revisit. thank you both very much. and up next, harry enten is here to break down the calendar and the likelihood that american voters will actually know as we've been discussing, what is trump's fate before this next election? us also breaking tonight. a judge in illinois, the coming next the next latest to kick trump off the ballot over the insurrectionist ban. this this is a special edition of eliot spitzer blazed a trail that had him in spitting distance of the white house right up until the moment he set himself on fire and crusading governor by day, wanted desp

>> this is not particularly a view on m&a, but tim's pfizer. sense to me >> it's your -- >> it's mine, too. >> i'll own it >> you know what, i don't know if i got my final trade in fast enough it was either -- >> no, it's there. >> don't buy nycb. going to be down tomorrow. this is ugly going to get worse >> dan >> shoutout to probably the biggest "fast money" fan out there, my dad. it's his birthday. >> all right >> thank you and snap i'd buy that with a ten stop to the downside >> guy >> 10:00 tonight, eastern time >> "big shot." >> and pacific time. check it out "big shot. clf, melms >> thank you for watching "fast."shot. don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right here. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to