j.b. has more. nice to see you, j.b. >> nice to be on the show. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. >> so, tell me, sir, why are the truckers coming to washington to protest? what's your protest? >> well, greta, first and foremost, we are americans. the things that are happening in this country are beyond what we could believe that would exist when we were growing up to our right, and i just cannot believe that it's taken this long for people to take a stand. we're joining with everybody in d.c. a peaceful protest to express our first amendment right. >> two questions. one, do you expect to leave the beltway and come into downtown d.c. with those big trucks, number one, and number two, is there a specific issue that, you know, that's near and dear to your heart? >> yes, ma'am. we -- we have the right to be able to travel into the capitol mall. we'll be adhering to all laws, all travel laws as we should and we do not promote anything beyond that. we do have a list of the what we have put out there on ridefortheconstitution.org which consists o

thanks, j.b. what's next for afghanistan? we'll go on patrol for american troops. and castro and the j.f.k. assassination. the story that was left out of the warin property when the cbs evening news continues. i'd put these on a salad. these would be perfect for cookies. delicious and nutritious sunsweet, the amazing prune. the pain started up and wrapped around to the front. i was on my way to a music conference and the pain from shingles just made it impossible to even want to move. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. eventually i noticed that i had these little blisters up on my forehead and they started spreading. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. i eventually learned that if i had chickenpox i was susceptible to getting shingles as an adult. i couldn't do the things i loved because of the pain. when i had shingles the music stopped. plays a key role through

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can i go to j.b. in colorado? j.b.! >> dr. cramer, greetings from the continental divide. >> what's going on? >> i'm interested in agco. they recently declared their first-ever quarterly dividend and they disappointed the street by meeting the second quarter estimates by a penny. what are the short and long-term prospects for this company? >> you know i like agco. i took that call home last night when everyone else was doing interesting things, i was reading the agco call, and i didn't like it. because it turns out that no farm equipment company will go down when corn is 40% a year. i think it will be fine longer term and right now the ag sector is hurting because the price of all commodities are coming down. do we walk away from agco? we can hold it, but the pressure will continue. they did it again. live by the fed, we die by the fed. when the fed spoke today there was the usual panicked selling by the very people who bought stocks because they like what the fed's doing. don't worry. it rights itself in a couple of days. jus

can i go to j.b. in colorado? j.b.! >> dr. cramer, greetings from the continental divide. >> what's going on? >> they first declared their first-ever quarterly dividend and they disappointed the street by meeting the second quarter estimates by a penny. what is the short and long-term prospects for this company? >> you know i like agco. i took the call last night when everyone else was doing interesting things. i was reading the agco call, and i didn't like it . because no farm equipment company will go down when corn is 40% a year. i think it will be fine longer term and right now the ag sector is hurting because the oil commodities are coming down. do we walk away from agco? we can hold it, but the pressure will continue. live by the fed, we die by the fed. when the fed spoke today there was the usual panicked selling by the very people who bought stocks because they like what the fed's doing. don't worry. it it rights itself in a couple of days. just stay the course. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up. silver spo

. >> let's bring in j.b. on the fast line. >> that's an etf that earns the 22 most levered to solar companies in the world. it's global, china, and u.s. you get first solar in there as 6%. >> again, this is for investors. if you want to trade the names you certainly could. >> as a trade, this has been a two month trade. this just didn't happen friday it happened today. >> i'm still under water on the name. >> i just want to bring this one point out. i think it's really important. most people in america still when they think of solar stocks they think about their neighbor's roof. that is not what's happening here. and i'm talking globally. warren buffet is building the largest solar plant in the world. google is starting to run all of its plants. i think it's a decade long story. >> a couple things strike me. extraordinarily volatile. given that horrendous picture. i'm surprised there is not a lightbulb in his mouth in that picture. i love josh. >> who doesn't. >> he should come by with the lightbulb. >> all r

let's bring in j.b. on the fast line with the trade update here josh. >> given that horrendous picture -- first we need a new picture. i'm surprised there's not a light bulb in his mouth, you know what i'm say something. >> fester? >> a little bit. >> we love josh brown. i hope you're laughing with us out there. after the break, we fast forward to next week big earnings reports coming your way. we have the trades today. that much more fast straight ahead. ♪ trying to make a living and doing the best i can ♪ ♪ when it's time to leavin' ♪ ♪ i hope you'll understand ♪ ♪ that i was born a rambling man ♪ ck, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logistics. if you have the audacity to believe in straight talk, not double-talk. if you h

j.b. he had no red on by the way. think about that. we have the other member. >> oh, really? >> see that face. >> strong with berman on halloween. i like it. john king standing next to him. also boston strong. how about berman flexing the pecks on me on national television. i respect it. >> what do you think of that. >> i'll like it. we'll let it go. you deserve it. take it there. john king, john berman, the three of us stood there in boston when the city was at its lowest point, when there was fear, unknown, i know it's sports but sports is often metaphor, never more properly perhaps than today, at least in recent history. what does it mean to the city? >> "the boston globe" sums it up pretty good, boston strongest there. it's been a horrible time for the city but it was quick the city did rally around this team. i know jonny gomes said the city carried the team but the city needed something to be happy about. in this comeback story, the strugs, a blue collar team, the worst to first them

. >> despite today's slow start clogging up that traffic, j.b. schachtner says there's more to come. >> trucks are going to be driving in shifts, so we've got one shift out now, and we're staging for more drivers as they continue to show up. >> leading today's effort well before dawn ernest lee, a trucker known on the c.b. radio as general. >> what are your hopes to accomplish? >> what we hope to accomplish today is the beginning of making the federal government smaller, getting it back inside. we are looking for an egyptian moment here where instead of 30 million and 35 million people all across the nation we have participation by 100 million americans standing up together uniting saying we have had enough. we want our country back. it's time for the people to rise up and tame this beast that is the federal government. our nonrepresenting representatives have got to listen. they've got to be put on notice. 2014 is coming. 2016 is coming, and what's coming with it is we the people and big, big change. this is the beginning. this is the spring boa

as for earnings, look for truck dag at that from j.b. hunt and brown and brown. >>> every week as well, cnbc is asking you to set the trend by taking part in our online poll. this week two of europe's banking giants are reporting. how are you trading goldman sachs. would you be long, short? would you have the stock as a hold? let us know. get in touch with us or head to traderpoll.cnbc.com to cast your vote. once you do, you'll begin to see the trend. you could also have your say on twitter using #traderpoll. >>> well, we will talk about what may happen today in washington in talks fairly shortly on the program. meanwhile, ireland could become the first eurozone nation to lead an eu imf bailout. it may not use a precautionary credit line. julia is in london meeting there. no doubt this will be held up as an example that these plans do work. >> absolutely, ross. remember, this is a pretty new subject. as late as september interpret talking about asking for a precautionary credit line of around 10 billion euros. to be able to go ahead with

j.b. bernstein is say sports marketing agent with marquee clients like barry bonds and barry sanders. in 2008 he created a reality show about baseball called "million dollar arm." >> the goal is to find somebody who has raw talent to come back to the united states and be the best baseball player. >> the battle starts to buildup. >> reporter: that's right, the show was in india. home to 1.3 billion people. problem was, few of them had ever heard of baseball. think of "american idol" if the contestants had never heard of singing. >> so we put baseball in kids' hands and the radar guns out there and tried to find the kids that could throw the hardest, to prove one of the add damages which is give me a kid who throws hard and i'll teach imeverything else. >> reporter: in 2008, 34,000 indians tried out in four cities to make it to qualifying. >> with that many people you get a crazy cast coming through. so many balls were gone. into the streets, wide, left, high. and so, yeah, you saw a lot of

j.b. bernstein is say sports marketing agent with marquee clients like barry bonds and barry sanders. in 2008 he created a reality show about baseball called "million dollar arm." >> the goal is to find somebody who has raw talent to come back to the united states and be the best baseball player. >> the battle starts to buildup. >> reporter: that's right, the show was in india. home to 1.3 billion people. problem was, few of them had ever heard of baseball. think of "american idol" if the contestants had never heard of singing. >> so we put baseball in kids' hands and the radar guns out there and tried to find the kids that could throw the hardest, to prove one of the add damages which is give me a kid who throws hard and i'll teach imeverything else. >> reporter: in 2008 34,000 indians tried out in four cities to make it to qualifying. >> with that many people you get a crazy cast coming through. so many balls were gone. into the streets, wide left high. and so, yeah you saw a lot of wild

big game tonight, j.b. i can't wait to tweet you. be sure to catch rachel's show unguarded with raven el nichols friday nights 10:30 p.m. eastern time. coming up next on "new day," he changed music forever, setting the stage for rock and punk for generations to come. >>> it was a nod to our anchorman. be careful when you are showing off a prize catch, someone else might want it a little more than you do. wait for it. it's your must see. . we'll zee show it to you after the break. . . >> a major trial going on today in a case involving hacking celebrities. >> reporter: the chief executive and andy corazon former news of the world editor, both accused of hacking voice males, both accused of conspireing to commit misconduct. since allegations of wrongdoing first surfaced in 2001 the cases rocked the british establishment. the trial is expected to last for months and all eight have denied the charges against them. back to you, kate. >> max, thank you so much for that. the southwestern part of england is being hit with its worst storm in