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Feel to certain. uber plans to go public in 2019. confirming the target date yesterday. former ceo tried to put off an idea as long as possible. uber is currently valued at $70 billion makes it the most highly valued start-up in the world. economic adviser gary cohn said every ceo is excited but one business leader no the cheering. starbucks leader slamming the tax plan calling it fool's gold explaining it's too heavily skewed toward cuts. and that corporate america does not need the proposed corporate tax cut from 35% to 20%. scholl's, a well known democrat stepped down as a starbucks ceo...

He and donald trump are tapping into, making up base of the republican party right now. question i have is strategy. all the races are so different. going after jeff flake, critical of the president but voted with him on pretty much everything. and bannon supporting candidates in missouri and montana who are also courted by so-called establishment. and also campaigns running senate races who got the bannon endorsement and still wondering what does that mean? money behind us? running ads for us? name i.d. is big thing for fledgling candidates but what does it actually mean for the candidates? >...

Which is it? >> all of the above. what lindsey graham is very similar to what you heard the president say over and over which is let's let it collapse and it will be on the democrats. that's really hard to sell when you are the governing majority. i think there are people like tom cotton who you have seen has had to take something of a calculated road on the issue of obamacare because a lot of people in his state like it. you have a lot of senators like that. it's complicated as you all know for republicans who have campaigned for cycle after cycle on repealing obamacare and making it better. ...

Touch that, where is he getting all of this money from? >> he specifically in the campaign said we're not going to touch medicare, social security. >> and $20 billion for a wall. >> and infrastructure. he basically said we're going to try to figure out a way to insure those governors aren't go having to to make really tough decisions. the question's going to be where is the give in all of this? the bigger issue also is at what point congressional republicans say this is not exactly what we signed up for. we wanted entitlement reform. republicans like paul ryan have been saying they've got to r...

So, i had hillary winning a very narrow victory. i think i gave her 274 electoral votes. sigh thought trump would win florida and north carolina. i did not think trump would go win wisconsin or pennsylvania. you know, i'm sort of cursed. i have this encumbrance of actually having followed politics, i've seen republicans time after time go into pennsylvania and it's fool's gold. they always end up losing it. i think donald trump in a way, it's a blessing, he saw things from a perspective that he wasn't sort of burdened by following politics as closely. that sometimes gives you a fresh perspecti...