matt winkler is still with us. we are talking about top trends. , you picked a story on the budget deal. matt: you know what that means? it means things are going to beginning better and better because we do not have to worry about congress getting in the way of the economy's performance. david: sort of the dog that did not bark. so you think it will be good news. we had the former treasury secretary on. he called it a scam. any time the government can get out of the way of the economy doing what it is meant to do is a good thing, and that is what this represents. it is a removal of what people call uncertainty. stephanie: how do you mean? when people look at it from the outside, they are saying it is just more noise. matt: know, the government is a big part of the economy. as long as it is not disrupting the economy, that is a good thing, and that is what this is about. this is a two-your settlement, so better than what we have been getting used to. david: one of the reasons i love -- ng matt on with us he thinks companies should do the right thin

matt winkler has his own must-read. matt: surprise, surprise.ce the very rocky rollout of obamacare two years ago, guess which industry has outperformed every other in the u.s. and has outperformed the global peers? american health care. stephanie: did you know we were talking trump today and you have to come fight? matt: the facts are what they are. when you look at the markets, the markets are not ideological. they are a collection of buyers and sellers, looking for value, and what they found was when you create a program that will ensure more than 60 million -- 16 millions people, that is a real business. guess what happened? in america, the people who take care of that business are doing well. stephanie: i need to read the know donald trump's watch he did tell me he would repeal obamacare, so i want to share this -- do we have it? maybe, maybe not? for health care companies, one thing is clear. in of being the economic catastrophe predicted by congressional republicans -- are enough people listening? -- all the people who voted against the,

stephanie: i would like to, but the man sitting with us today, bloomberg editor in chief matt winklere willing to sit here while i am in costume. matt: no comments. david: let's start with the first