Live in the NASAC market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Healthcare headache.

It's the worst performing SME sector this year.

And with the Trump team focus on cutting drug prices, scrutinizing providers, and talking about rolling back some vaccine mandates, is this part of the market dead money right now?

We will debate that. Plus

December doldrums. The homebuilder struggling this month down more than 7% after riding high

for much of the year. Is it time to nail down profits in this trade? And later, Broadcom,

booming on the back of its earnings. Can it keep climbing? Kissing the ring. The latest wave of

execs set to visit the president's elect ahead of the inauguration

and counting down to FedEx, will they this holiday season?

Beat.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from studio at the Nazak on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Pryderman, Bono and Isson, and Steve Grasso.

We start off at the latest overhang for the beaten down health care sector.

The New York Times reporting that a key ally of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is also behind a petition to

revoke approval of the polio vaccine. Aaron Siri is a lawyer specializing in vaccine lawsuits,

also helping Kennedy vet candidates for top jobs in the nation's health agencies. He petitioned the

FDA in 2022 on the grounds

that the polio vaccine's safety hasn't been studied sufficiently. It's one of more than a dozen

vaccines he has petitions filed petitions against. This just the latest sign of potential

hostility toward vaccine makers in this next administration. Since President-elect Trump's victory, names like Pfizer, Moderna, Sanofi, all seeing significant

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