medtronic. about 18.5 times for pepsi-cola. medtronic has a 2.9% dividend. that medical device maker pepsi-cola, 3.4% dividend 7% earnings growth. you know, if i got a 3% dividend. and 7% earnings growth and a 10% return out of these kind of stalwart companies, i'd be okay. i'd be cautious in here still because the market's adjusting to a new president who's thrown a whole lot. at us. the fed's got to figure out what to do. ukraine's got to figure out what to do. >> so remember. >> warren buffett's looking for a buying opportunity. he's sure not going to panic and neither should you. >> all right gentlemen, thanks. the mic's mike bailey, fb michael farr farr miller and washington appreciate it. >> all right. on deck. call it shields from the sell off. some defensive ways to play this market meltdown. what's next? >> a us bank. >> when we say we're. >> in it with you, we mean. >> it not just. >> for the. good stuff, the grand openings and the celebrations, but. for all the hard work it took. >> t

medtronic is another company that we like there. we do like the drug companies.had a pretty significant run. so we might not put new money in them today. defense is a little bit more complicated, but we do think there are opportunities in defense. our two favorites would be l3 harris, which we think does benefit by that european spending that you just talked about, general dynamics, the same thing. they're both at 16 or 16.5 times earnings. so if you can buy a good defense company at that price, we think you're generally going to do well. there is the doge overhang. but we think those two companies are going to get through it pretty well. >> and finally. >> we do like consumer staples. sorry. >> that's exactly i was going to just circle back to that, which is one place people like to go. but again the valuations are high dollar headwinds. a lot of question marks there. and also the financials, which have been a decent performer lately. well, depending on your definition of decent and lately. >> financials actually have been off the charts for the last 52 weeks. a