we put it together and do the yoda test, does it make sense.ut those numbers in the book. >> speaking of the yoda test, i will test you on this car. this is beautiful restoration of a beautiful 1938 bugatti. this was according to david gooding, from gooding and company, a barn fine. now look at it. it will go for what, $2 million. >> at least. some people don't like the styling. i love it. i think this is gorgeous car. bugatti one of the finest marks ever built. this car has a lot of excitement going. like this duesenberg. >> we're talking about 45 to 60 million-dollar ferrari. 10 million-dollar duesenberg. lasted a vice for people may want to buy a car. there is no clear that they will hold value. >> research, research like location, location. in real estate. sit on your hands in the first auction. watch what goes on. second auction, start making noise. >> the price guide is on line. i fantasize about cars. i have gone into to see what they're worth, $23,000 studebaker i want is not a avante. i still think 23 is too much. you can find your car

thank you, jim cramer, aka master yoda. you're awesome okay. yeah all right.that's precisely why my life loves me so much. okay here is a tweet from @russ benson 5 jim, other than banks, who benefits from raising interest rates? you know what? not really many other companies. i think that as a corollary, when rates go up, people think that the economy is really strong and therefore people buy the industrials. but the banks are the ones that benefit directly because they're able to charge you more when you go for a loan. they make more money from your deposits and they lend them out when rates are going higher. and now a tweet from joey. he asks, jim, i absolutely love get rich carefully will you be writing another book any time soon? a very interesting question, joey the economics of book publishing has changed radically. i'll work my butt off on something like, this and i'll work most nights and almost every weekend. then i'll read the book. and it used to be a very lucrative business to write books. now it's just a labor of love. and i have other labors of l

. >> it's like yoda ordering. >> and an ice cream sundae with peanuts and chocolate servings. >> yout ice cream until you eat all the food. all right. you can't eat yet until we get to the house. >> but i'm hungry now, i want my food now. >> no. >> we can smell that burger and those fries. >> brittany doesn't care. >> my food going to be cold. >> we can't eat it on the road too. >> oh, man, take this food back. >> you're going to give my food back. >> you're like a professional mom. >> she says they made this video and posted it. he didn't think people were going to like it the way that they did. i think we like it. >> uh-huh. >>> we like this little guy too. >> he's the bomb. >> tell us. >> he's also just gone back to kindergarten so he's telling us about his first day. >> they lock you in these classrooms for hours. and feed you -- on a tray. you know, like prison. but, they have lot of fun stuff like blocks, coloring, even recess. >> can he get into this. >> then was tuesday. and my parents woke me up for school again. >> he's like wait, we have to do this again? i thought this wa

. >> yoda. i mean, come on. >> sweet dreams and sugar highs is the name of her company.he washing machine man is about to attempt his latest escape. >> one, two, three. >> hold on a second. this thing's actually going to be running with him in it? >> yes. with soap and water. >> see if he can bust out before the spin cycle. >> he is it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999, intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts. so you wake up ready to train for that marathon. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. ends wednesday. tar around a table top. fill it with lights and drinks. >> that's kind of fun. >>> raise your hand if you can escape from a washing machine with handcuffs and leg irons. anyone? i think i should also say do not try this at home, but the wizard of oz caught up with this guy. this guy is known as the washing machine man. his name is rick. rick has been doing this for 20 years and he says -- >> i'm sorry. two decades. what do you do? well, i handcuff myself and i stick myself in a was

twenty books wagon will see up to three million a year by two thousand and twenty five and twenty yoda's looking to sell five point five million by twenty thirty experts believe electric vehicles will soon compete with traditional cars and make profits general motors expects its electric vehicles will become profitable by twenty twenty one and analysts for navigant research says as a battery capacity increases the vehicles become more appealing which will all combine to improve demand and profitability experts advise electric car makers to share technology and. the cost of developing it with other companies and order to make a profit or else they will continue to see losses and washington national banks are t. . and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. at channel one thirty two or as always catches that youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. first . of all the. ga shows don't get all so diageo as on the first tak

that's him dressed as yoda.dt he rarely saw anyone who looked or sounded like him on the big screen. eau realized, as a director, he csn't casting asians, either. rtd he was part of the problem. hi i think for myself as an artist, i wanted to know that i was an artist. like, do i have the courage to push something through the system that i now have known so well for the last ten years? so that desire grew too much for me to hold inside, and it was nsme. >> reporter: rebecca sun is a senior reporter at "the hollywood reporter." movies are her life. and yet, this one felt decidedly different. >> to see one about a chinese american girl, like myself, who looks and dresses like me, was-- it was incredible. it felt really, really validating, and it felt like recognition. >> reporter: the stakes are high, and so are the expectations. maybe, impossibly high. >> we are on the beginning of a journey and i think this cracks the door. >> reporter: you'd be happy if it does just that? >> i would be happy if people go to the

that's him dressed as yoda. he rarely saw anyone who looked or sounded like him on the big screen. chu realized as a director he wasn't casting asians either. and was part of the problem. >> i think of myself as an artist, i wanted to know if i was an artist. do i have the courage to push something through the system that i now have known so well for the last ten years. so that desire grew too much for me to hold inside, and it was time. >> reporter: rebecca sun is a senior reporter at "the hollywood reporter." movies are her life. and yet this one felt decidedly different. >> to see one about a chinese-american girl like myself who looks and dresses like me was -- it was incredible. it felt really, really validating and it felt like recognition. >> reporter: the stakes for tonight's opening are high. and so are the expectations. maybe impossibly high. >> wakanda forever! >> do you think it's a "black panther" kind of moment in film? >> i mean, it's tricky because it's hard to compare anything to "black panther.

according to trump, it will go e.t., yoda then groot." [ laughter and applause ] that sounds right to> steve: come on. >> jimmy: actually, he had a a few points during his space force speech, mike pence is kind of talking like an alien. listen to this. >> and let me begin by bringing greetings, from your commander from the 45th president. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? why would you talk like that?sa. he's one of them. [ laughter ] they've infiltrated the space force already." [ cheers and applause ] "i bring greetings." [ laughter ] i bring greetings. i saw that rudy giuliani told cnn the russia investigation could help republicans in the midterms. 'cause americans are getting tired of all the drama. then america was like, "we've had 62 seasons of 'real housewives.' we never get tired of drama." [ laughter and applause ] "please, we want more." actually, i read that some people think all of giuliani's interviews are meant to distract and confuse people about the real issues. even trump was like, "it's working. i have absolutely no idea what's going on." [ laughter and applause ] no, yo

he was offered free legal services an you call yourself at yoda well tweet from mufng sparked a back and forth and musk asked if they investigated matter, of course, in the wake of musk latest twitter blunged where he alleged to plan to take tesla private when, in fact, he did not have financing as he allege ad see what they have to say about all of that. >> blungedder is an understatement. more specific i think in this -- well yahoo! users listen up, with company could be standing your e-mails for potential advertising data. >> tracee carrasco has that story and some of the headline making news this morning. good morning, tracee. rng good morning, yes, wall street journal is reporting that yahoo! own per which is the oath unite of verizon has been pitch a service to advertisers that stands more than 200 million yahoo! inbox and analyzing data they contain looking for clues about what product these users might buy. the journal reports that this extends it aol mail and that oath is the only major u.s. e-mail provider that engages in this practice something most other tech companies ha

kennedy: he would emerge as yoda. buck sexton thank you very much. democratic senator elizabeth warren pulled out a new anticorruption bill. it would bar federal judges white house cabinet members all of them from owning stocks. it would totally ban lobbyists. this comes a week after new york republican congressman chris collins was indicted for insider trading and warren is focused on the inter -- and term elections. after her latest authoritarian bill proposal does anybody really buy that? joining me now managing editor and one of the world's foremost obamacare health care experts is back in action. this looks like a great case of individualism versus statism and she really wants the state to be the moral arbiter of everything. >> elizabeth warren just as uncomfortable with corporations deciding what they want to do. instead she wants the federal government to do it. the point that you mentioned that came out yesterday is a follow-up to a plan that came out last week that was really a reinvention in which he proposes reinventing corporate governanc

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responding tos this @yoda guy. if you are the director of communications, what are you thinking?ve so much in the product -- like paypal investors do -- that you are defending him? jason: i am not sure. there was another long these in the "new york times" this morning detailing the last few days, where he is somewhat when he is doing, all of the back and forth, and there are some big governance concerns. one of the real things hanging out there, as the sec starts digging into the committee couldty that the sec impose innovative bar him from being a director. david: the thing most markle is spacex -- most remarkable is spacex. it delivers on time, it does thing, and they cannot be any more different. jason: i think you nailed it. different people run them. david: many thanks to bloomberg's jason kelly. you want to tune in to listen to jason kelly on "business week" on bloomberg daily from 2:00 to 5:00 eastern time. coming up, pimco. more on what i'm watching next. alix: check out tv . you can watch us online, go right the tv on your terminal. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomber

that's him dressed as yoda. sounded like him on the big screen. chu realized as a director, he wasn't casting asians either and was part of the problem. >> i think for myself as an artist, i wanted to know that i was an artist. like, do i have the courage to push something through the system that i now have known so well for the last ten years? so, that desire grew too much for me to hold inside, and it was time. >> reporter: rebecca sun is a senior reporter at "the hollywood reporter." movies are her life. and yet, this one felt decidedly different. >> to see one about a chinese-american girl like myself who looks and dresses like me was, it was incredible! it felt really, really validating and it felt like recognition. >> reporter: the stakes for tonight's opening are high, and so are the expectations, maybe impossibly high. do you think it's a "black panther" kind of moment in film? >> i mean, it's tricky, because it's hard to compare anything to "black panther." >> reporter: right. >> it's, you know, an amaz

hasn't sued me when he called him a pedophile offered free legal services an you call yourself at yodast -- >> but overarching thing that came out of this "new york times" article buried down below is thatrd boo was looking for a coo figure for years previously they approached sheryl sandberg and back to tech companies with with visionaries that need adults in the room to contain them and to tell what to do and control them because they can't help thelses so two years ago, the board thought they needed somebody and it has been two years since and only gotten worse. something needs to change. >> if a female ceo behaves like this can i say if she was crying in "new york times" interview this would be a different conversation. >> that on the table. >> you opened up a whole other -- i don't think you want to enter any of -- >> a different point. but that is absolutely true. there is a, women are not held to same standard that men are. if women can you imagine the things people would say on twitter if some female ceo was crying -- whacky and crazy -- >> they would have their stuff together

he was responding to a twitter user, yoda, who said a lot of things are strange, elon.hat is especially strange here wondering why he hasn't sued you, while the rest of us are wondering why you could do something so egregious he could sue you in the first place. market watcher joel thurman. what on earth is going on? he is at it again. he is making a mess of things again, isn't he? >> i feel bad for his board members. he is creating not only problems for himself, creating legal liability for his board members. when his company gets sued, when he gets sued as ceo of tesla he is creating legal liability for all the board members who can be personally sued. in the marketplace insurance companies, insurance for major publicly-traded companies, 100 to 300 million. if he creates litigation based on his tweets, that he did a few weeks ago on august 7th. that could create a billion dollar plus litigation by the sec or finra, created market manipulation. not only insurance company not pay the fees for insurance that he may have for the company, but the board members may have to

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