but i arrive in weatherford. and then there weren't a ton of people.here's not a lot of people because, it's like, there's not a lot of people in the town. and then there is not a lot of people that are driving 100 miles to see the 75th lead on "orange is the new black." you know, they might make a a road trip for crazy eyes, but not for you. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so it's like small. and a one-and-a-half star hotel. and they had me on -- they gave night. they gave away my second floor they had me on the second i walked in this room a like, "i guess iig against the window because i -- you know, i don't know what else to do. and then i get my sleeping bag - you know the scene in "indiana jones and the temple of doom" where the walls are coming in. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i had that dream. yeah, and i get up. i sprint towards the door. and when i have these dreams, they're as real as me talking to you right now. and so i sprinted for my life, but my legs were bound by the sleeping bag. [ light laughter ] and, so, it was like i catapulted into the -- l

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on weatherford, another oil services company. some weakness in the energy complex. vonnie: thank you for that. are warningrs investors that stocks are trading at unsustainable levels. of the stock market relative to the size of the economy should be -- jonathan berger's founder and ceo of birch growth. firm.ulti-hedge fund he'll so things credit is overvalued. jonathan, just give us an idea of why you saw this market differ from other money managers. guest: our view since we started about four years ago is we have been in periods of high volatility with bouts of low volatility. many managers think the opposite, but if you look at the vix for the last four years. we have been in a period were there has been a tremendous amount of spikes. we are still below the average, which is i believe 15. you can see sustained periods where we have been above 20. thiseason we have been in -- combinef assets an exponential growth in the amount of retail or liquidity commoditiescated to and currencies. >> you have an interesting way of dealing with the risks. it is not your average

within that we are positivity weatherford because of oil prices. >> weatherford was up 30% in the firstto-date. way outperforming oil. you're going to get more out of that stock? >> that's after a dismal 2016. during the downturn they fired about half of their workforce and closed one-third of their facilities around the world. what that does is create a lot of earnings power with the up cycle kicking in. that was the original earnings thes thesis. earlier they hired a new ceo. widely respected in the industry. investors love him. not part of our thought process. >> technician must love that chart. higher highs over and over again. >> it's looking much better. >> there's even gravy on top of that within the past couple weeks. weatherford is combining part of its business with industry leaders for fracking so activity increasing and there will be a much more competitive entity while the number of wells being drilled increases this year. >> so some three ideas if you want to play energy for this quarter. thank you. >>> all right. coming up, this is cool. the winner of this year's coolest

i was in oklahoma, weatherford, oklahoma, which is two hours west of oklahoma city, which is a placed new york. and i was staying at a a one-and-a-half star hotel -- [ laughter ] and i check in. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love how they caved on the half star. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it's not that bad. >> and i had been driving all day. i flew into dallas because google maps told me it was a a four hour drive to weatherford, but it was a lie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> google maps is like the uncle you have who isn't going on the trip but has a lot of opinions about the trip. [ laughter and applause ] it's like, "yeah, it's four hours. >> jimmy: you got to take it that way. you take 9w all the way. >> yeah, yeah, you go to waffle house. best waffles." [ light laughter ] but i arrive and then there weren't a ton of people. i mean, at the show it was like, you have done these college shows. there's a giant gymnasium. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and there's not a lot of people because, it's like, there's not a lot of people in the town. and then there is not a lot of people that are driving 10

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weatherford international. >> the change has come and it's time to move on. >> caller: thank you foraking my call. i'm a big fan of your show. my question is about american airlines. i purchased it like two years back and now my average price is around 52. >> look, i like southwest first, my charitable trust, southwest air is our choice, then i would go with alaska, then i would go with delta, then i would go with united, then i would go with jetblue. that's my order of how i like the stocks right now. let's go to dave in illinois. >> caller: abt, abbott labs. >> nobody ever made any money betting against white house. that's the end of "the lightning round." warren, to help me deal. isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right from the app, so you don't need a comfort pony. oh, so what about my motivational meerkat? in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> okay, illinois tool works well. here's a company that i have recommended as the best industrial you ever

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host: let's go to karen in weatherford, texas, says treatment is unfair. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. some y have noticed reporters, the way they delivered the news, they can't help but insert their own personal little comments of how they feel. and i don't think they should be doing this, but it does influence others when they don't have all the facts. and, you know, i was raised where just the facts, that's all we want, just the facts. and now it seems like the news media has turned around to where they considered him more of an entertainment and let's see how much trash we can talk instead of how many facts we can present. as far as his feeling like he was bugged, i don't know if he was or he wasn't. but i did watch that morning where y'all had the guy say that no president can order a bug. that does not deny the fact that it could have happened on the side. i'm not saying he did do it, i'm just saying it did not deny the fact that it could have happened. host: ok. let's hear from judy in california, who says coverage is fair. hi. caller: good morning.