Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Hidden Gems

According to Bond's estimates, the price of corn could drop as much as $1 a bushel to $1.20 a bushel if the mandates were repealed.

Asked about growth opportunties in China, Bond said the Chinese population only consumes about 20 pounds of poultry per capita. He said that number could rise to 30 pounds in five to six years.

Another area of strength for Tyson is the tortilla market. Bond said his company is the second largest producer of tortillas and is rapidly taking market share from traditional bread products.

Outrage of the Day

In this segment, Cramer wondered "what ever happened to stopping trading when news is pending?"

In the "old days," when a company had news that was known by some, but not by all, trading would be stopped until that news could disseminate, he noted.

However, in the case of the precipitious decline of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae shares, Cramer said the trading indicates someone, somewhere, knows something. He urged the government to just make its intentions known so the markets can move on.

A Sticky Bid

Cramer talked with David Steiner, CEO of Waste Management (WMI Quote) to discuss his company's recent unsolicited bid for competitor Republic Services (RSG Quote), -- a deal has negatively impacted its share price.

Steiner defended the offer, saying that the combined company has the potential to leverage the great assets of both companies and create even more value. He emphasized that Waste Management is committed to creating shareholder value, and that if the deal doesn't create both long-term and short-term value for its shareholders, it would walk away from the deal.