Everything Jim Cramer said about the stock market on 'Mad Money,' including Cisco's quarter, Viacom CEO, trade war divides

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Everything Jim Cramer said on 'Mad Money,' including Cisco's quarter, Viacom CEO, trade war divides

is finalized next month, CEO Bob Bakish told Cramer in a sitdown interview.. One that combines free and paid," said Bakish, who is set to head the ViacomCBS combined entity. "We're the leader today in free. We already have, particularly on a Viacom-CBS basis, a nice bouquet of paid products. We'll use those on an integrated basis, and you'll see us prosper in that space, as well.

"The Chinese keep making the same mistake: they think this is about the balance of trade ...when in reality it's about

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