is that the jim crow order what we usually think of as jim crow the manifestations of jim carlo the segregated schools segregated theaters segregated lunch counters, you know that those were in some sense superficial, but but not at all trivial in terms of the day-to-day experience and and that's where you book is so moving and and powerful you talk about you begin by talking about jim crow in your neighborhood in new orleans negotiating just the local codes. why don't you you talk a little bit about yeah, well yeah, i mean i like talking about this because because it helps helps to underscore a way that i was like really really stupid for a long long time and and it says that that so as in a number of other older southern cities, which doesn't include atlanta, but i mean places like charleston and probably i mean, savannah richmond. the patterns of racial occupancy by area or neighborhood necessarily strictly segregated, right and and what made me feel stupid was there's only when i read thomas hatchet's book on charlotte, you know, north from 1900 1975. that that i realized that neighborhood

>> jim, i need two pieces of advice from you. how to grow the best tomatoes and ae kong. >> the best tomatoes, frankly, is requiring tremendous irrigation i have a great irrigation system that really helps me it really is about water and sun. what is the stock? >> oh, my god. this is a tremendous infrastructure play. i think you should own it and buy it i like them very much. how about craig in south carolina craig? >> jim, thank you for taking my call >> of course. >> this morning on the air, you said that everyone has one stock in the portfolio that they've been pummelled on. >> absolutely. jim, my screen is bleeding red thet have earning onz thursday whast should i do? >> we have to hear if they have some secret weapon some bullet, something that is going to make it so people are less concerned about that it is buy now and never pay. that is what people are worried about the credit risk. maybe max has answers. let's learn more when they report >> matt? >> hey jim, big boo-yah from chicago, illinois here. we love you. we love y

. >> jim: that's not nothing. >> dana: i was on the speech team, but that's not really talent. >> jim: depends on the quality of the speech. >> geraldo: don't you feel like it really helped you? >> dana: it's an important thing in my life, i did not drop the f-bomb? let men. maybe i should have. >> tyrus: no, you have integrity. >> jim: we know that you interviewed the gladiators at the roman colosseum, but prior to that's where you and any type of -- >> geraldo: i had no talents and wanted to be a forest ranger. i did try out for "cheaper by the dozen" i was the 11th child and had one line. >> jim: at least you made the 12. catering, school talent show? >> kennedy: i did an impression of the toaster strudel gaia. >> jim: can you replicate it? it's before it was just screaming fake german! and throwing things in the toaster and screaming at it and squirting syrup on it which i thought was very funny. i oddly enough did not won it, kind of surprising, but that's what i am on tv now just going for the trophy. >> jim: i did not get to participate, we had seen her and me night and they we

the jim crow order, but we usually think of as jim crow, the manifestations of jim crow, the segregated schools, segregated theaters, segregated lunch counters, those were, in some sense, superficial. but not at all trivial. in terms of the day today experience. that's where your book is still moving and powerful. you talk about, you begin by talking about jim crow in your neighborhood in new orleans. negotiating just the local codes. why don't you talk a bit about that? >> yeah. i like talking about this because it helps to underscore a way that i was really, really stupid for a long, long time. so, as in a number of other southern cities, which doesn't include atlanta, i mean places like charleston, probably savannah, richmond, the patterns of racial occupancy by area or neighborhood weren't necessarily strictly segregated, right? and what made me feel stupid, only when i read thomas hansen's book on charlotte, north carolina, from 1900, 1975, that neighborhood segregation the south, and the southern cities, was first of all, the product of the introduction of the idea of the neighbor

>> that's right, jim. official accounts of how police have responded to the shooting have changed wildly over the past few days. some of the new information includes dispatch audio informing officers on the scene of a child calling 911, saying they were in a room full of the victims. the police response now the subject of a justice department investigation. >> a chaotic scene as police rushed to evacuate children. dispatch audio revealing some police were aware at some point that kids were still trapped inside. >> he is in the room full of victims. >> more devastating details from officials of at least two children calling 911 multiple times. pleading for help as the gunman is still inside the school. for more than an hour before police enter a classroom and kill him. frustrated at the scene by one account, the border patrol decides to go in without orders from the police chief and command. >> what's been made clear to me is that at that point, the cbp team that went in in frustration said we're going in.

that brand is going to be big, jim. it is doing so well. >> well, i also know i'm a big believer in premiumization i know you are too i got a bottle of this five trails now, i am a single malt guy if i have to be what are you doing in that br brand? >> you know, when we launched the revitalization plan, jim, we wanted to go beyond beer, and five trail is a wonderful -- it actually won double gold in the whiskey festival in san francisco. it is very hard to get there we think we've got a winner there. >> now, zoa, record month of sales -- i've never had zoa, emerging growth. what is that >> it's an energy drink. >> energy? >> it is >> i don't need any of that. >> probably not. i do, though. >> we've launched -- it's the fastest growing energy drink cincinnati space right now we've launched it with dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> he's money, that guy. >> it's very good. it's very good, and he's not just a celebrity endorsement he actually has got a stake in the business, a big stake in the business so he's a partner with us

>> hey, jim. boo-ya means gratitude so i want to give you an infinite boo-ya since the pandemic started i was a little were aid about my company so i wept into netflix options which made a loss to me, and i moved it out at the right time and i'm heavily into nucor. you think they're going to make some kind of come back in the next few months? >> i think right now it is hostage to the fed i think it's doing incredibly well a lot of analysts keep downgrading the group because they're simply worried this is a group that has a big slow down into any mandated recession. i can't disagree with that sometimes you have to take some pain to get a big game let's go to kyle in california kyle >> boo-ya, jimmy >> boo-ya, kyle. >> i hope your memorial day was good >> we had the best time, and i'm gardening. i've got the garden going, so we're good what's going on? >> right on. i've got a question on stocks trade about 25 times earnings and i believe they raised -- and my question is about intuit and how they're

surreal to talk to you, jim. just wanted it tell you how much my seven children and everybody loved the "mad money" program and jim cramer we have an eye on a stock, it's down about $60 from its high it reported great earnings it was rewarded, and then everything was taken away. jim, do you see a buy level in the future for visa? >> look, al kelly who runs visa was on our show, a great privilege. this is an amazing company okay and it is not expensive anymore. it's down a great deal i am urging you, scott, to stay the course you and your seven children, my executive producer's husband is from chicago, so we have lots of good things to say about chicago. and i think you'll be just fine in visa. just have a little patience. it's a great american company. everyone, take shelter behind stocks that have accidental high yields the first cut was not as good as these. i'm talking about huntington bank shares, best buy, whirlpool, and digital realty. we have a lot of "mad money" coming ahead, including with masimo are inv

, that i've told this to jim privately, i think jim is ultimately going to be right on the direction of the market. i think jim is early i think there's a big difference between the guidance for apple and the guidance for qualcomm as it relates to the effect on the market overall i still suspect that we've got a 60-day period where markets and risk assets have to continue to normalize in response to what federal reserve policy's going to be. we'll talk a little bit more about that later i think they're way behind the curve, but i think that -- >> let me stop you real quick. i'm sorry, but let me stop you real quick this notion of making a call, while it's ultimately going to be right but you're early. i mean, come on now. when you know what i mean, in two years now, two years from now you're going to say it was early? >> no, no. >> it's either right or wrong. it's either a good time to buy stocks right now or not. not this early -- too early nonsense. >> we're talking a matter of months, scott. you just got to hang in there. pete and joe and brenda will tell you a bottom looks exactl

see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is 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 make friends i'm just trying you to save you some money. so call me at 800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. when all else fails, all else fails. we're seeing a wholesale revaluation of which stocks are still worth opening and the list gets shorter every day the dow plunges 654 points s&p plummets 3.2% and the nasdaq, what can i say nosedive, 4.29%. let's get into this and figure out what's going on. i'm tired of everybody losing money. even the beloved oils today. you have to understand this. even the beloved oils today say, you know what, anything is vulnerable here. this was the last bastion of safety this is going to sound very counterintuitive, but i'm going to tell you why you might want to be a contrarian when they take out the last of

visit indeed.com/hire i'm jim sciutto. president biden is at the white house meeting with loaders for what will likely be nato ease two newest members, the prime minister of sweden and finland. it is part of a show of support after the two nations formally submitted their applications after decades of neutrality. the three are expected to speak t

jonathan: jim caron? >> i think it is interesting right now because it was a lot easier when we could blame the decline in risky asset prices based on higher interest rates. we could always blame higher interest rates for all the problems. today it is getting a little more difficult. what it is suggesting is the markets are saying the supply shock and the fed's response to inflation is now creating a demand shock. that is weakening growth, growth expectations are coming down and that translates into earnings and earnings growth rates and potentially higher default risks. i would argue and i agree with what frances is saying, the worst is probably still ahead. as we think about deterioration of demand going forward, that is going to hurt fixed income prices probably more in terms of spread and credit riskiness. jonathan: george bory? >> what could be topping out is inflation, at least the right of it and maybe a bit of pause. pause would be good. what you've seen of weeks, fixed income markets starting to

thank you, jim. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> mad money is back after the break. >>> lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> it is time! it's time for our lightning round. are you ready? i'm going to start with zach in new york. zach? >> hi jim, thanks for taking my call. i'm calling about gnocchi a. >> they should've had a better quarter. we've given them a huge runway in europe, and it does not deliver. jeff in atlanta. jeff? >> thanks for taking my call. it's been tough for the offshore oil drillers for a long time. >> transocean is nothing but net right now. i'm going to throw in something too. let's go to david in new york. david? >> hey, how are you doing? first-time collar, longtime fan. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, but i have to admit i can't wait to do some gardening this weekend. how about you? >> me too, me too. let me know what you're feeling is about nova. >> i've never been a fan. it went all the way up. if you want to be in that group, you have to be at the level o

. >> new mont mining has sold off to take another look >> don't go anywhere "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is 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 make friends i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or twitter me at jim cramer let's talk about what we've lost the groups that are no longer working. the ones that need to turn around if we're ever going to guess a sustainable rally and out of this miserable period. these stocks are former leaders that have been taken out and shot just shot endlessly even as the fundamentals are often in tremendous shape. not good shape not great shape. fabulous shape after captivating the market for eight years they've become mill stones around the necks of investors everywhere and that is where you are end up with a situation

i'm jim acosta in "the situation room." let's discuss what we just heard in that news conference with the texas governor, greg abbott. he said he was misled about the police response to the school massacre, as authorities are now admitting mistakes were made. we're joined by cnn crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz on the ground in texas. shimon, what stood out to you? obviously, hearing the governor of texas say that he was misled and that he's livid, i suppose, with law enforcement officials about what he was told earlier this week is obviously big news. but he did seem to be dodging some questions as well, again, we're heading into the evening with more questions really than answers. >> right. and he i think is saying he wants every action to be investigated by every official who was involved and suggesting that it's going to be the texas rangers. but then he's also talking about the fbi being involved in this investigation, which right now they're not. they have been just assisting authorities here. we need

jim, you mentioned criminal charges. in my opinion, those officers have something far worse than dealing with criminal charges. they have to live with this. and to think that they stood by while those kids were in there dead and dying, that's a hell of a thing to have to live with. i'm sorry, and to me, that is -- that's probably the worst thing that they're going to have to face, no matter what. >> absolutely. all right, gentlemen, thanks to all of you for those insights. >> just ahead, president biden holding out hope that, quote, rational republicans could move the needle on gun reform. so which republicans might change their tune? that's next. this is a "situation room" special report. visit bathfitttter.com to book your free consultation. everyone knows eating well and exercise are a big part of losing weight. ww's news program actually teaches you how to do it. so i have a degree in nutrition and i always knew that healthy eating was important. ww helped me do it. ww has given me tools to develop healthier habits f

i am jim shooter. >> and i'm erica hill. the nation mourns the census loss of 19 children and two teachers. new questions are emerging about the timeline of events and how police responded. cnn say the killer was on school grounds for up to an hour before officers breached the classroom and killed him. >> why did it take as long as it did for the tactical team to go in? >> we know that several officers were off duty. they still responded to the scene. again, trying to establish exactly the timeline, as far as the response time, we know that officers were on scene, as i mentioned earlier. we had the school resource officer that was on scene. still again, they tried to establish his role. we had secondary officers that arrived on scene with gunfire upon entering the school. we know that law enforcement was there. there was immediate presence from law enforcement. again, trying to establish a timeline. we need to gather all the facts. we are trying to gather surveillance video. we are talking to witnesses. again, right now we h

jim? >> jeremy diamond in seoul, thanks so much. >>> more now on the concerns over what north korea could be planning, while president biden is in asia. cnn pentagon correspondent oren lieberman standing by. has the administration determined the likelihood of a missile test, while biden is in asia? >> the administration has said, or u.s. officials have said, it looks possible this will happen imminently. it was in the next 48 to 96 hours and now it looks like that window is very much open here. the u.s. has watched this test site to watch north korean activity as they prepare for what appears to be an upcoming intercontinental ballistic missile test. they have watched over the course of the past few months as a new icbm system was tested, first in late february, then in march, and again in may, and what may have been an explosion on the launchpad and now they're preparing for another test, the launch of this icbm system. a u.s. official familiar with the latest intelligence says they're lo

jim? >> all right, elizabeth. >>> turning now to the january 6th investigation and the controversy surrounding the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas and her efforts to reverse the 2020 election. we already new ginni thomas was texting white house chief of staff mark meadows after the election urging him to overturn the election. she sent emails asking two arizona officials to effectively steal biden's victory in that swing state. joining us is former federal prosecutor elie honig. this one just boggles the mind. it's astounding to me how far ginni thomas was willing to go. it's incredible. what about this from a legal standpoint, elie? we know this alternate elector scheme is being criminally investigated at the state and federal level. this is serious. >> jim, these new revelations take ginni thomas from the status of bystander over to participant. up until now the defense of ginni thomas has been, look, she has extremist views, but she didn't actually do anything. she went to

jim, the ticker is ex 7 buy or hold >> it's down 7%. so, let's just stay away let's go to andy in wisconsin. andy >> caller: hey, green from land of beer. >> i love beer what's going on? >> caller: hey, what's your read on enmo? >> is if you want tech, you just want it. yoko in georgia. >> caller: it's yoko from milton and i got to tell you what a depressing day but i've got a deplemau i held your bobby, chevron and made a nice profit but six months ago, i decided to go into the natural gas at $3.25 and now it's $9. so, i bought western midstream partners, wes. >> what a good situation you got horse ends i like that. i like everyone of the pipes this one's got a great yield, really great story sean in california sean >> how's it going, jim >> not bad how are you? >> i'm are doing as good as i can be, consid issering i'm looking at the market. >> what's going on >> i'm calling because of a stock. you said the chairman of the company is quite possibly the most brilliant man you've had on your show and previously called the stock a buy, bu

i'm jim sciutto. president biden is in south korea beginning the first leg of his first asia trip as president. the mission, to reaffirm a key alliance at an uncertain moment in east asia, reassuring the commitments to counter and contain certainly china and also north korea. while the war in ukraine has been at the forefront for this administration, provocations are intensifying. china as well continues to flex its economic and military might in the region. clouding his first trip in asia, concerns north korea could be gearing up for another test of an intercontinental ballistic missile. cnn's jeremy diamond and paula hancock is in seoul. >> reporter: jim, it is first remarks here in south korea, president hailed the u.s./south korea relationship as a linchpin of peace and stability. trying to shore up the alliance with japan after his visit concludes here in south korea. he wants to bolster the relationship as a team when u.s. intelligence is warning of a heightened threat of a north korean missile

hold on, jim, back to you in a second i want to get farr involved. we started by talking whether we're going to get a bounce, we've gotten a little bounce off thursday's low, but i think people are looking for more. and it then was maybe you aren't going to get it, so many fears about things likewhat the consumer is at the current point. what's your view here? >> scott, i think the consumer is strong for right now and weakening and we're getting a bounce and on the way to the bottom you get a lot of different bounces. as long as the federal reserve is still removing accommodation, as long as that's the long term trend, that the fed is hiking for the next several months, we don't know where the bottom is, maybe we made it but i wouldn't put money on that, and the consumer is running out of band width. the consumer had savings rates go very high, they're spending them down. the consumer is facing $5 a gallon at the pump, we know what they're paying at the grocery store, prices they have to pay are going up faster than earnings they get in hourly checks

because the market is too fickle too fickle to make a stand jim in florida jim? jim? >> caller: jimmy chill. >> how are you >> caller: i'm wonder. this is jim from naples florida. i want to thank you for the help and wisdom throughout the 19 years i've watched you my question is on webber grill i mean a staple company in the united states, but the stock down more than 46% year-to-date, do you think this as is good entry point. >> i'm so glad you mentioned it. and i couldn't believe how this stock has just fallen apart. it is a real company and it can make money. and i think at this point in $6 it is a buy. but, sir, i have no catalyst, i don't know what gets it back to $10. i know that at $6, i do not think you could get hurt at this price on webber. but you may have to just wait. it won't go up overnight while retail is off right now and some it is just a battle ram, it is not awful tjx is a buy and foot lock ser a trade and much more "mad money." we've endured so much pain so could a reprieve be in sight i'm digging into the technicals. you want to see this i think

meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. thanks" meantime "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> 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 i'm trying to make you some money. my job not just to entertain, but educate, context, call me, 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer prepare for the worst, expect the worst. hey, that's been the market's attitude for weeks now as the fed continues raising interest rates to cool down the economy. i know that sounds crazy on the day when the average spiked into the close. the dow surging 932 points s&p was soaring, 2.99% get this, nasdaq rock 3g.19%. but there's always a sigh of relief when the fed does what we expect them to do, even if it's the largest rate hike in 22 years and it could be more of a sigh of relief, but buying, when something unexpectedly positive o

i'm jim scuitto. law enforcement did not confront the 18-year-old gunman in texas before he entered robb elementary school and murdered 19 children and two teachers. these new details sparking intense scrutiny of a number of official statements as well as police's reaction i don't have all, parents frustrated and angry, new video shows them confronting police outside the school during the attack. right now, we still do not know why officers failed to enter the school while the attacker was still firing. those shots audible from the outside. here's what we do know at 11:8 a.m. central time, the suspect crashed into a ditch near the school. there is a picture there. he exited the vehicle and fired at two witnesses across the street. at 11:40 a.m., he entered through the west side of the building. there is the video there. two minutes later a teacher sent a text message saying there was an active shooter at the school. it was not until 11:43 that school officials announced they were under lockdown, one m

jim? >> how long will you be there at the supreme court, shimon? >> reporter: so this is supposed to go until at least 4:00. at least that's the information that we have. certainly when we get to the supreme court, i'm assuming there will be some counter protesters. we've seen them along the marching line here, just on the corners, just a few of them, aall across the avenue here, constitution, that they've been gathered there, using megaphones to speak, but obviously the folks here in this march are focused on one thing, they're not getting into any kind of altercations with those people, just passing them by. but the big event here now after we left the rally on the steps of the washington monument is now at the supreme court. which is where we're heading. you can see, sadly we can't give you an overhead shot here, but there are thousands of people here, jim. you can see holding various signs, young people, older people, people who protested the vietnam war are out here. so it continues.

i'm jim cramer. with shepard smh starts now >> mystery and fear in alabama with an inmate on the run. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> manhunt for an accused killer who escaped from jail and the guard charged with helping him do it. >> this is why it's an extremely dangerous person >> the surveillance video and the theories, plus the sheriff joins us on the case >> russians continue to pound mariupol from the air. >> evacuation now under way. smoke rises over the now bombed out mariupol steel plant where women and children have been holed up for weeks their stories and the treacherous road ahead

jim chuckles. the politicians, for years, have been talking about their enthusiasm for nasa's mission to take human beings back to the moon as a prelude, then, to pushing on to a crewed expedition to mars. they think that is something the public would like and is enthusiastic about, but they're not prepared to pay for it. you've had to already, before you left nasa's chief scientistjob, you had to accept that the money wasn't there to deliver on getting this mission up to the moon again by 2023. it slipped to 2024, it may even slip years beyond that. what is going wrong? well, of course, we all went through a pandemic. how can we, as engineers and scientists, work closely together, building instruments and assembling things during a time when, you know, social distancing and all the other problems that we had? so, there has been some effect to what we could get done during the pandemic but we are making steady progress and we're really doing quite well. you know, we are building... crosstalk. with

jim umpleby, what a great show today, sir fabulous >> great to see you, jim thank you. >> i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you right here at "mad money. i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" starts now . >>> primary election day across five states including a trump test in battleground, pennsylvania i'm shepard smith. thi this is the news on cnbc. >>> president biden speaks to murder victims' families in buffalo. >> hate will not prevail white supremacy will not have the last word. >> his call to action and the latest on the investigation of the massacre at the supermarket. >>> mariupol falls to the russians now hundreds of ukrainian soldiers from the steel plant are in enemy custody mariupol aside, the fighting

joining me now, good to have you on this morning. >> hi, jim. good morning, jim. thank you for having me on. >> first of all, you have some communication in prison there but your father out suffering through health challenges. tell us how they're doing now. what are they able to tell you? >> jim, it's been a nightmare beyond description. i mean, this nightmare has been going on for my family for the past 6.5 years, through three u.s. administrations and presidents. i've not been able to see my father and my brother for over 6.5 years, and i wake up every day with horror and fear that i will never see them again. especially my father. my mother is not doing well, and 85-year-old man who's gone through multiple operations. a few of them while in custody and my brother has been helped for such a long time under devastating conditions. and every day that goes by, the family becomes more devastated, more hopeless, and there's nothing worse for families like mine to be felt we are in darkness without any light, any hope of our family members being reunited. that's where

i'm jim acosta in washington. the justice department will review the police response in uvalde, texas. this is significant as texas officials and law enforcement are under intense scrutiny for the way officers responded. a top texas official admitting the decision not to breach the classroom was wrong, period. right now president biden is in uvalde meeting privately with families who lost loved ones in this horrific attack. he and the first lady placed flowers at the memorial site and attended mass at a church that will host far too many funerals in the coming days. 19 children and two teachers gone. this small town of only 16,000 people forever changed. cnn's arlette saenz is in uvalde. arlette, the president is once again offering comfort after yet another mass shooting in this country. >> reporter: this is something we've seen president biden do time and time again. but today he is here in the comm

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is in l.a. bulls are trying to extend yesterday's big upside reversal and corporate earnings include disappointing guidance from estee lauder, clorox and others. our road map begins with advice for fed chair powell, look for another job. we'll tell you who said that elon musk continues to look for helping in paying for twitter, and shares of el falling we're going to start with the markets on day one of this two-day policy meeting this is what paul tudor jones said about chair powell on squawk about an hour ago. >> what would you be telling jay powell right now >> i would be saying look for another job. i think this is one of the most challenging periods ahead for the federal reserve board in its history. >> went on to say, jim, can't think of a tougher macro environment for stocks and bonds and that inflation is going to be harder to handle down the road. >> look, i think that the idea of looking at the s&p and deciding that maybe it doesn't work is great if you're a billionaire. i'm on cotara,

jim >> yeah, richard you've got me here. >> perfect, we can now hear you jim. you know, we have been in these situations before, jim, and we are getting varying pieces of mid information. one of the suspect was killed. now we are hearing that he is in custody. when you know and what do you hearing because i know you also have your own sources they're both in the local level as well as on the federal level. >> you know, for all preliminary indications, everything has not been verified yet by nbc news, but the preliminary envy indications coming out is that this is a vicious hate crime. i mean this guy is reported to have white supremacist markings on his rifle. you know that can mean a lot of things they use a lot of different symbols. for example aged thc means hail hitler but there are a lot of different symbols of white supremacy. but something is in on the rightful indicating that. apparently he's posted some screenshots, white supremacists creeds, and it's a medic talk on line. he shows up in full fatigues. he is in a predominantly black area. we also look

people like jim. who [laughter] [applause] -- and never be afraid to go out to the best expertise that you can find. talk to susan [inaudible] . >> thanks. [applause] >> and always remember the people who are doing the day in and day at work, the gardeners, the neighbors. there's a very special people. they have high standards to maintain, they have a lot of pressure because of what they are doing, whether it's dead heading roses or cutting grass. so many people looking at what they're doing and they constantly are in the background of tv cameras and so forth. those folks deserve a lot of credit for their just day-to-day, mundane work. >> absolutely. [applause] thank you also much. >> thank you. >> thank you, susan, jim, and jim. [applause] and that brings our wonderful day to a close. i'd like to thank all of our presenters and those, our friends from oak spring garden foundation who were with us today, and we look forward to having you all involved with and attending anything that we do here at the

what the heck have you done here >> jim, we're growing. we are growing, we're focused on growth and have a portfolio to grow we've transformed our portfolio into segments that are growing at a greater rate. we've invested in capabilities in innovation that drive that growth we're launching our first advertising campaign we've invested in product quality so our repeat rate of new users is twice that of the category in total. so consumers are reimagining hostess and the brand portfolio with innovation, talking to the consumers about it and they're coming back for more that will drive growth. >> i think it's important to note that to me the most compelling way to get people would be to try to go after people who are 13 and under. but that may not be the best thing to do and so you've decided you shouldn't do it. >> jim, that's in line with our philosophy we don't advertise to kids and signed a pledge with the children's food and beverage advertising initiative, it aligned with our principles. but we will talk to moms, 18 to 24-year-old consum

people like jim. who [laughter] [applause] -- and never be afraid to go out to the best expertise that you can find. talk to susan [inaudible] . >> thanks. [applause] >> and always remember the people who are doing the day in and day at work, the gardeners, the neighbors. there's a very special people. they have high standards to maintain, they have a lot of pressure because of what they are doing, whether it's dead heading roses or cutting grass. so many people looking at what they're doing and they constantly are in the background of tv cameras and so forth. those folks deserve a lot of credit for their just day-to-day, mundane work. >> absolutely. [applause] thank you also much. >> thank you. >> thank you, susan, jim, and jim. [applause] and that brings our wonderful day to a close. i'd like to thank all of our presenters and those, our friends from oak spring garden foundation who were with us today, and we look forward to having you all involved with and attending anything that we do here at the

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farmer jim didn't know that. steve, are you more positive here >> well, first of all, scott, i think i called you mr. wapner, not wapner number one >> thank you >> i didn't want jim's tears of joy to come through and ruin my finely tailored sport coat, so i'm wearing just a shirt i wouldn't say my view changed the next few months. what i would say, i was looking at a number of things. been at a few krconferences with family offices everybody was negative they sounded frankly like me and why i refer to them, they have the freedom of choice unlike people that come on the show, they're biased long. nothing wrong with that, but i like people that can decide one way or another we collectively talked maybe it is time to trade it a bit. what confirmed it for me is when nvidia which missed guidance and snowflake that came in with zero margins, when those turned, the premarket as bonds continued to trade, yields continued to trade lower, finally equity went the right direction. thought it was the good time to put exposure