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While many companies are scrambling to create more jobs in the U.S. to satisfy President Donald Trump's hiring agenda, General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt isn't sweating it.
"We create great jobs here when we sell our products every place, and I think the president knows that," Immelt told "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
Immelt also said he likes what Trump is doing so far when it comes to infrastructure, tax reform and regulatory reform. He plans to help Trump in any way that he can, and intends to lead by example.
GE has always been pretty good about employing lots of people in the US. I've admired them for that for a while (I have some friends that have worked in their Bio R&D areas, and have had good things to say about the company).
GE has always been pretty good about employing lots of people in the US. I've admired them for that for a while (I have some friends that have worked in their Bio R&D areas, and have had good things to say about the company).
He also went on to say that he doesnt need Washington to be global, "let us be global, I think the President understands that".
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