It's Thursday, June 28.

Welcome to Market Fullery.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today for Million Dollar Portfolio, Charlie Travers,

from Motley Fool's Special Ops, Mike Olson,

and for Motley Fool Inside Value, Uncle Joe Maker.

Gentlemen, happy Thursday.

Hey Chris.

Hello.

Only one thing.

Only one topic on the docket for today, and that is health care.

The Supreme Court upheld the health care reform law in a

five to four decision. Health insurance companies like United Health, Wellpoint, and Aetna, they all fell sharply right when the decision was announced.

Charlie, hospital stocks, on the other hand, up big.

What do you think?

I'm actually surprised that it came down like this and I think along with everyone else

that Chief Roberts, a conservative appointee, was the deciding vote on what is generally

regarded as President Obama's crowning moment from his first term.

And I think one of the more interesting parts of this was that it was not upheld quite in

its entirety.

The one restriction was about Congress and the Medicaid system.

What Chief Roberts wrote in his opinion was that Congress can offer money to states to expand Medicaid, but they can't

remove their existing funding and penalize them if they choose not to

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