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alzheimer's. and so you think about what sector last year performed the worst, health care. you think about what multiple health care, has relative to its history, nearly the lowest. and yet what sector in the s&p is slated to grow double digits? health care. liz: 20. >> exactly. -- 20%. >> you look at the conference year to date whereas technology's down -- liz: are you talking biotechs? >> i'm talking the large complex, large pharma in particular, but notwithstanding i would still continue the look at biotech too. liz: biotech as a well. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here on this friday. again, looks like the markets will be down on the week because when we came into the session this morning, the markets looked to be up for the week. not gonna happen, at least if we close right here. we've got about 51 minutes left to trade though, so a lot ahead. >>> what shall it be, st. more ritz or the maldives? global travel demand has one stock jetting to the sop of the s&p 500 at this hour. find how out who it is and why investors see passports as profits. and later, we're going to take you live to the big says eye to talk to former saints' quarterback drew brees. he joins us on the eve of s

s cancer among young people is rising by 1% or 2% a year. autoimmune diseases, neurodevelopmental disorders, alzheimer's, asthma, adhd, depression, addiction, and a host of other physical and mental health conditions are all on the rise, some of them exponentially. the united states has worse health than any other developed nation, yet we spend more on health care, at least double and in some cases triple as other countries. last year we spent $4.8 trillion, not counting the indirect cost of missed work. that is almost 1/5 of gdp. it is tantamount to a 20% tax on income on the entire economy. no wonder america has trouble competing with countries that pay one third of what we do for health and have better outcomes and healthier workforce. and i don't want to make this too much about money. it is the human tragedy that loops us to care. president trump has promised to restore america's global strength and to restore the american dream, but he understands that we can't be a strong nation when our people are so sick. a healthy person has a thousand dreams. a sick person has only one. today over our -- half of their countrymen and women are chr