can stryker keep climbing?'s check in to get a better sense of how the company is doing and where it's headed. welcome to "mad money". >> thank you. >> you're the baby boom stock as we have to get replaced and it's pretty likely we might find they are putting in stryker parts. >> exactly. we just recently acquired a total ankle to fill out our lower extremity portfolio. our foot and ankle business is growing for the last 8 quarters and people want it to be more active and they're going in for surgery much more sooner. >> at what point and i think our viewers want to know this at what point is it so painful you want to do that. >> hip replacements hurts all the time. so that's why the hip volume was very very strong. you saw our performance was terrific in the quarter but if you go back over the last two years we have been growing close to double digit over the past two years. knee is more deferrable. you can get injections, shots, you can stay off of it but there's pent up demand in knees and we expect to see m

of four, jared paulus, tim gil, ruck bridges and a very cryptic wealthy medical device heiress pat stryker who also worked behind closed doors and used a lot of shady nonprofits that have all these noble sounding names that have progress, transparency, progress, while they were plait plotting to take over the state legislature. what we feature in the film is firsthand testimonies from some of the victims. have veteran republican lawmakers who had the political rug pulled out from under them. traditional sleepy races, schoolboard races and state legislative races where hundreds of thousands of dollars from unknown donors were poured in these races to target them and turn the legislature blue. >> and that's how it started at the state level sort of from the ground up to try to change the political makeup, red and blue color, of the state. here's the sound bite from the movie, this is sound bite number three that speaks to the money issue now taking place in progressively blow democrat colorado. watch. >> turned out it was an intern that the leftist think tank had working for them. and i spok

and i also served as chairman of stryker corporation, a device company located in our district.t we can do here today and in subsequent periods before your legislation moves forward. i've listed -- i'm not going to go through them now but i hope during the two hours that we have here today, what i consider to be the critical success factors for our success going forward. talking about such things as the collaborative role we need between the private sector and industry and government. including regulations that are required and can be a real companion to what we're doing, including looking at the changing role of the patient. we have to have a changing role for the patient, including the consequences of risk, which are sometimes becoming so onnerous that risk takers don't want to step up to the plate with really innovative ideas. and looking also at the role of government in terms of helping out some of these smaller biotechs that have great ideas but don't have the funding sources. then finally, making sure we can energize our young people to be rigorous scientists. we clearly