elizabeth: jennifer rumsey of cummins. crypto billionaire sam bankman-freed being called by some the next warren buffet. what the ceo has to say about comparison of the world's greatest investors and whether the buffet-like move he's been making to cash in during the crypto winter are working. first on fox business, sam bankman-freed is here next and, yeah, the guy on the right part of the screen, buffet, cherry coke, his absolute beverage of choice. but kids across america and now adults are grabbing for this: ollie pop. if soda could go viral, it would. this is a craft soda but drinks like a desert and 3 grams of sugar and reads like a health good store. creator turned his own childhood into multimillion dollar business and has a deal with universal pictures minons to make their own branded flavor, banana cream. don't try and find, i already did. it's totally sold out across the nation. how did good win do it with zero experience in the cut-throat world of beverages? his story dropped in hi everyone talks to liz podcast

. >> for more, jennifer rumsey with her first interview here. day four on the job.h you it's been an exciting week for me. >> we were looking through your earnings reports interesting comments on supply changes, saying that supply chain concerns are easing, which is very different from caterpillar's ceo who couldn't estimate when the concerns would dissipate. tell us what you're seeing. >> cummins reported record revenue in the second quarter, beating estimates, solid profitability despite what has been a challenging supply chain conditions, and we have been focused on working through the supply chain issues, to continue to meet what is a strong customer demand for most of our markets outside of china supply chain does continue to dominate, and we are seeing some improvement in some of those areas. electronics, microprocessors, continues to be our biggest concern, and we continue to talk regularly to our customers about how we're navigating supply chain issues and expect that to cap our revenue this year. >> you're at a fascinating intersection of old school and new