 Hey, I'm Tracy Burns here with Jim Kramer down on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Jim, busy weekend overseas, French elections, Brexit talks. What do you think? Look, I think that we've been buying a European index play for action alerts because we're so excited. I think that this turn in Europe started a couple of years ago. I think France is wrecked. I think the French economy could be strong. People have just written it off. That's a mistake. You get some unity over there. It's good. It's not really hard to call. I still think that their interest rates have to go up because they've got inflation. That's worrisome. Also, overseas, the Paris Air Show, Boeing. Boeing is just going up and up and up. I wonder if it doesn't sell off on how many orders they have. Although, I do think they're going to have really great orders. The stock is almost at 200. If it does pop to 200, I would be a short-term seller, long-term holders, just own it. The hedge funds like to buy it ahead of the Paris Air Show, and then they sell it on any news. That's just always been the trend. We go back to D.C. Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law holding this big tech conference. What do you hear? I thought it was very interesting that I think a lot of this is the cloud, and the government is only 3% to 4% on the cloud, which is really absurd. The amount of money saved on the cloud is usually $1 versus $4, so if the government wants to save a lot of money, they've got 6,000 data centers. That's completely insane. There is just a ... I think this is ... If they take this seriously and get the government to be on the cloud, there will be billions of dollars saved, so I'm actually kind of bullish on what their goal is to do. Fingers crossed it happens. Speaking of D.C., any thoughts on a Janet Yellen replacement? You know what? I am trying to figure out exactly who would be ... Gary Cohn is heading it up. I don't think Gary Cohn is going to point himself, but this is one where you look around and you say, you know what? There are some people who have been around for a long time, and maybe they are interested. Look, who do you want? You want a Jamie Diamond. He's not going to take it. You look back and you take a look at some of the people who were a Republican statesman. It's been so long. I mean, Pulse is not going to come back, so I've been trying to noodle on it, but I just ... There's no obvious candidate at this very moment. There were not a lot of very pronounced Republican bankers. I wonder if he doesn't reach someone in the Senate, someone who is sophisticated about banking. But right now, I think that they're devoid of people who would really be remarkably obvious, is the way I would put it. Mark, you would go to the roof. Jamie Diamond came out of the woodworker. Of course. I mean, Jamie, I think loves, loves, loves his job. And I think that my Corbett at City loves his job, Gorman loves his job. It might be interesting. You know, no, no, it's just very, very difficult to think about who might be in there given the fact that it's been, let's say, such a long time and you was just this continuum of Bernanke to yell and ... Jay Powell would be fabulous. I think Jay Powell is amazing. I could throw his hat in the ring. I could throw Bill Dudley's hat in the ring. Both of those men are terrific. All right, so today on the show, you were talking oil, gas, cabin. Yeah, I mean, it's really interesting that you could have a very important deal where you see EQT by rights. The beginning of what I regard as a much necessary consolidation. I would have thought the consolidation had more to do with oil. It's one of the reasons why we own Apache for Action Alert and Simrex, which has been very, their stocks troubled. Business is doing great. But this is natural gas. This is Utica and Marcellus acreage, very cheap. They're making money. I mean, one of the things I think people have to realize is you have a $1.12 all in for the price of natural gas. You see the price of natural gas is three bucks. You've got pipes coming to the east, pipes coming to the south. You already have some pipes in. Natural gas, what's happened is it used to be, come in from the Gulf and go up to the northeast. Now it's going from the northeast to the Gulf and that's mostly for manufacturing for export. And it's going to the east and that's mostly for heating. And so it's a cleaner burning fuel, obviously. This is, I felt, the beginning. The next one, if you wanted to buy low cost will be capital oil and gas, it's a $10 billion company. Or maybe capital oil and gas feels like they should do something. But I wish people would understand. I know that owning anything oil and gas has been the death knell for any fund. But this is an important deal. Everyone's overlooking it. Take a look at capital oil and gas. Take a look at Southwestern. I'm not going to say Chesapeake because there's too many people in Chesapeake. Keep waiting for something to happen. But Chesapeake is a good company that needs a very cold winter. We got an Alibaba conference going on tomorrow. Yeah, David Faber's going to go. Alibaba's a buy, period in the story. I mean, I just think that, by the way, they do $20 billion in groceries. So think about what could happen with Amazon. You do 20 billion. And I think that Alibaba has got the greatest growth of any large cap company, obviously plus 40%. I think it's a great trading opportunity to buy Alibaba today. You have Lloyd Blankfine on tonight. Yes, and we're going to go pretty far ranging with Lloyd or everything from a government intervention to the way that we bounce back after the Great Recession to the economy, to China, to whether investment banking, whether Goldman Sachs' business model. What does it mean? How do you get a premium multiple? Would you work at Goldman now if you're coming out of school? I know Lloyd for many, many years. Want to talk about the culture of the place. Want to talk about government Sachs and what happened there and how when we joined Goldman we were expected to do public service and then suddenly it got a bad name and now it looks like it's getting a good name again. Talk a little about Gary Cohn. We had a lot of things to talk about. We'll do two segments. We don't do two segments but we're going to do it with Lloyd because he's such an important figure in the financial firmament. That is awesome. Everybody tune in to Mad Money tonight. Jim, thank you.