HARLOW: All right, welcome back to NEW DAY. The president, this morning, is tweeting, but it is not about his policy agenda. Top administration officials, though, are headed to Capitol Hill to talk about one thing that corporate America cares a lot about. Chief business correspondent Christine Romans is in our Money Center with more. Good morning.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Poppy. It's the news Wall Street has been waiting on, tax reform. And we should get more details very, very soon. Sources familiar with the matter tell us Chief Economic Advisor Gary Cohn and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will huddle Wednesday with moderate Republicans to talk tax cuts. That's ahead of the first reform -- hearing on reform. This group will be crucial, of course, Poppy, in passing any tax package. You know, Trump campaigned for the working class, but the promise of tax cuts has enriched the investor class. Companies stand to make a lot more money through tax cuts. The Trump rally has slowed lately, but stocks are still right here near highs. In fact, the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 hit new records yesterday, helped along by the best earnings system since 2011. Also breaking today, "The Wall Street Journal" reports Ford will cut 20,000 jobs. That's 10 percent of its workforce. Ford cutting costs after profits shrank 35 percent last quarter after two years of record auto sales. Signs the post-recession boom is cooling a bit, Chris.</s>CUOMO: The big demand. When will those wages start to rise in a real way? Christine Romans, thank you, as always. Coming up, we've got a big CNN exclusive. Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates speaking out to Anderson Cooper. What did she say about her firing and the resignation of General Michael Flynn? Anderson joins us, next.
Trump Aides Talk Tax Reform; Ford Cutting Jobs