we have 3m and ge. it's interesting, one is $105 billion market value, the other $115 billion looked like a decent quarter, jim. >> it was up four at one point. >> the organic revenue growth number was, what -- >> a strong 6% average adjusted 6 6.3. >> and they did update guidance in terms of sales growth -- >> you remember the key line, it said price increasing more than offset by higher materials i said good, good, good, good, and i said, holy cow bad people are having a hard time with raw costs. >> he was asked about supply chain, i'm not sure we're yet at a place where we would say things are stable. >> their conference call started at 9:00. we should probably get more there. ge has a conference call that began at 8:00. we largely have everything we're going to hear. >> i like the quarter. i liked the quarter. except for renewables. >> they took revenue guidance to flat they did increase their expectations for adjusted industrial profit margins. >> well, i can go through a myriad of reasons why i li

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lockheed martin and ge face petests walkouts over vaccine mandates. will dr. fauci be called account for lying to congress. new nih letter that says the nih funded supervirus research contradicting dr. fauci or can you expect more thunderous hair splitting and dissembling from dr. fauci. critics call this a textbook case of bureaucratic stubborn necessary, draining people of common sense to lethal adults. john durham will soon declassify documents in has criminal trump-russia probe. we'll look who could be in hot water. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. attorney general merrick garland testifying today at an explosive house hearing amid multiple doj controversies. joining us now. he was at the hearing, louisiana congressman mike johnson of house judiciary. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. you were there, tell us what happened and what is going on with the white house knowing ahead of time before ag garland sent out the memo threatening parents

ge higher. the key metric for ge is industrial free cash flow. the share is up 1.3%. 3m did get a beat in the third quarter, but they trimmed the top and of their for your earnings outlook because of labor and price pressures, so that stock is slightly lower. eli raised its guidance next to the success of its covid antibody cocktail and the treatment demand for that, so it is up about 0.4%. the other earnings story out overnight, it is a big week for big tech. on facebook, they missed on the top line in terms of the third quarter and the guidance because of apple's privacy rule changes in part, but they also announced a $50 billion share buyback, so facebook is up about 2%. of course, the tech story of yesterday was tesla. a price target list from adam jonas at morgan stanley. 100,000 cars ordered by hertz. the model three is the number one selling car in europe for the first time ever. it is a $1 trillion market cap company after a move yesterday. coming off a little more this morning for the bell. tom: coverage of that on "the close" this after

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wow ge is able to post adjusted earns of 57 cents a share. the consensus was -- also full year profit of $1.80 to $2.10 a share compared to the $1.94 estimate and the stock is $106 wait a minute, there's a reverse ten for one. so all those numbers, if you were to put the actual numbers based on -- you see why it works. it looks like a normal company now that's doing well at $105, it's got earnings thatactually are more than single digit pennies. can i do that with my weight, becky? do you think that would work if i can make things not actually -- >> you figure out a way to do that, let me know. >> where it's not -- although there is a lot of progress being made at ge, obviously, but that one for ten, that really suddenly everything looks a lot better i was reading, hey, that's not bad, you're going to earn $2 and could earn $2.10 a share. a tenth as many shares it's easier to do you can ramp up the earnings per share if you divide by ten. >> spanx. >> i don't want to weigh 17 pounds >> good one. >> we'll give you the commercial break to do th

a writings on reagan's education at ge. and again humor when he became a ge spokesman they turned his house into a laboratory of electricity but nothing was electrified, stoves, heating, everything else i drew the line when they wanted to do chairs. [laughter] is that in your book? [laughter] that's the best of the best. on our time is probably up we can't go on forever. i just want to make a point, what we have now with the biden administration is an attempt to overturn, overthrow every single one of the principles we've been talking about this evening. i mean every single one, whether it's taxes or regulations or free enterprise or patriotism or love of america. as steve moore said perhaps the most prophetic thing in a long line of what is seen in the past few months american people are way smarter than folks thanks. this is about pleading with saudi arabia and opec to produce more oil. here we have the greatest oil and gas business on the planet goes completely unlocked and unleashed by president trump they had discovere

so if we think about boeing, for example, they missed their revenue expectations, and then you have ge, who have had to lower their forward you have ge, who have had to lower theirforward guidance, and then general motors, who have seen profits drop by a0%, or because of the supply chain bottlenecks they have seen. it is not expected to stop soon, so it is expected to continue as the global economy worked their way through this problem. we have had the tech giant reporting some really impressive numbers, microsoft, for example, now trading again at an all—time high. they beat their earnings revenue, as did alphabet from google. there are very strong earnings come from the tech sector. it is expected to slow slightly but that is expected given the boom we have had from those companies. timer;r had from those companies. they concern the _ had from those companies. they concern the markets _ had from those companies. they concern the markets and - concern the markets and investors is the higher costs because of the failure of supply to keep up with demand due to the global supply chain

it's like patco way before there was a patco and i want to also ask anyone to tackle this, he was a ge he learned about handling unions from the other side, he learned how to be a very tough messenger of free enterprise and free markets he went to all these factories all around the country, who is it. >> there is a fabulous book and i'll never remember the author and way too old about this experience taught reagan and sound money helps a blue-collar worker which is something that jack taught all of us, reagan learned a lot of that stuff we talk about how the gop has becoming workers party and not a lot of trump's messaging and so forth reagan was right there he was doing his best and he learned that during the ge days because i said in those days he had a hundred factories around the country is not like today he would talk with the blue-collar and argue back and forth in reagan was a democrat and as he said he was a new deal democrat before he became republican and before he became a republican. i was a democrat before i became a republican and i still to this day the best republicans

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i want to end on the positive note with ge. they actually came back roaring, beating those estimates. a lot had to do with jet engine demand. commodities and labor, summing that is very much on their radar, which brings me to our downside stocks. lockheed martin expecting sales to drop a whopping $1 billion in 2022, about 1.5% of their entire business. that is all because of shortages and delays are you once again, coming back to the supply chain issues. i want to get to corning, the company that makes the glass on a lot of your smartphones. they say higher sales have been good, but profit isn't so much because they are absorbing costs from higher inflation and supply chain shortages, specifically from chips. lastly, polaris builds snow beals -- snowmobiles and motorcycles. how are earnings performing broadly? you don't want to miss on earnings because your stock is going to drop naturally, but if things like stocks are being punished even more than usual, on the total, that just means on the next day you wind up flat. so the q

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cities that are devastated by crime and lack of jobs, these companies, lg, whirlpool, you name it, ge, they should be bringing manufacturing back to the united states of america and giving these inner-city kids jobs. host: thanks for the call. mary is in las vegas this morning, democrat. what's on your mind? caller: i agree with the most 99% of what the last caller set. -- with almost 99% of what the last caller said. i think citizens united did is an injustice, giving large corporations so much money, money that they could share with their employees. whatever happened to profit-sharing? you know, instead, they are buying off politicians. and i don't care what party you are with, when they start talking about we don't want a society that are just a bunch of takers, well, you know, the government gets their pensions, they get nice, hefty pensions. some people would love to have pensions like that. who are really the takers here? yeah, people want more money, because you can't live on $10 an hour. host: that's mary in nevada. this is raymond, aurora, colorado, independent. good morning.

that the debt ceiling would get lifted in time, predicting that democrats will use aumsomehanismto ge don. but that is a precedent, norah, that they have not been eager to set. >> o'donnell: yeah, the market's watching that closely. nancy cordes, thank you. we turn now to the covid pandemic. today, dr. francis collins, the director of the national institutes of health, said he's stepping down at the end of the year. president biden called collins one of the most important scientists of our time. and there's big news tonight about a new covid booster shot. here's cbs' meg oliver. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is the latest company to ask the f.d.a. for emergency use authorization for their covid-19 booster shot for adults 18 and over. dr. eric topol: >> the johnson & johnson is now in 15 million americans. they got the one shot and done, but they weren't really done, because the efficacy isn't as high as the other vaccines. >> reporter: the johnson & johnson single-dose vaccine was only 71% effective against hospitalization from covid, but recent data found a j&j booster shot given 56

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susan berger learned she and two of her daughters have the ge hal b 2. it is often called the third breast cancer gene. while it affects less than 1% of breast cancer patients, the mutation's impact can be devastating. it increases the risk for breast cancer by 58% for a family history. a person with family history. and 33% for a patient with no family history. it also ups the risk for ovarian and pancreatic cancers. >> here you are, you've done all your homework, you've done all your research, but even you didn't know about this. >> yeah, and toe me it was outrageous. no one ever said after 2014, there's a gene out there you should be tested for. to me that was a huge medical failure. >> doctors say patients screened before 2014 should be tested for pal b 2. those with the mutation can undergo surgery. an example of action powered by knowledge. >>> okay. if you want a warning you're about to step into an intense conversation, you got it. twitter is testing out a new feature. here's how it works. when a user is about to read a threat or an exchange that