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A pros pecktous for its offering. it does not say what the valuation will be at. but the saudi prince wants to see the valuation at $2 trillion. that may be a stretch, though. analysts have estimated the company's value to be half of that, $1 trillion. two months ago, the company was attacked in coordinated strikes. rebels claimed responsibility. but u.s. officials say the attacks more than likely came from iran. and there's more than just geopolitical risk. demand for oil is slowing, keeping prices low. and oil prices are a major part of aramco revenue. aramco made $68 billion in profits in t...

Can't be impeached because this process is too political. don't think it is a winner. >> here is one of those things, the trump administration is looking to cut government spending and do you know how they're doing to do it? by targeting the poor. they are proposing a round of cuts. the total cost in 2018 was $68 billion. if the cuts go through, 8,000 households would lose their benefits entirely. that is 500,000 children that would lose their access to school meals. over all the food stamp program kept three million people out of poverty last year. please think about that.

Corporations in particular one with a ceo who has been in the headlines a lot who tends to lean left and has been in the crosshairs of the president jeff bezos and amazon. steve: that's right. and there is an article in the "new york times" and it said this: profitable giants like amazon paid zero in corporate taxes. some voters of sick of it. that was the "new york times" a couple of months ago. but then joe biden took up the mantel yesterday in a tweet. ainsley: he said i have nothing against amazon but no company pulling in billions of dollars of profits should pay lower taxes than firefigh...

Trump's agenda in tokyo as japanese prime minister abe rolls out the red carpet while washington boils over with talk of impeachment and other political drama, this state visit may be a welcome distraction for the president. still, there is serious business on his mind at a dinner with japanese business leaders, he brought up the trade agreement he is pushing. it would reduce say the $68 billion trade deficit with japan. >> as you know, the united states and japan are hard at work negotiating a bilateral trade agreement, which will benefit both of our countries. i would say that japan has had ...

Heather: what do we have in mind as far as bilateral trade talks? >> this began several months ago and going well but japan is our fourth-largest trading partner and we have a deficit with japan mostly in automobile so the goal is for trump and abe to make progress in a bilateral trade agreement. the us is not part of the transpacific partnership. we are hoping to see progress toward a good bilateral agreement, not going to get it done meaning they are hoping to make progress. heather: the president made clear he is happy with japan's $68 billion trade surplus with the us so no doubt they are ...