of the company's texas factories captured a robot that assembles other robots elon musk said that optimuss they called android is completely independent and controlled by artificial intelligence, while he has the ability to self-learning, the question immediately arose of how much he dangerous for humanity. after all, he can create a whole army of the same mechanical creatures, and artificial intelligence can push him to war with us, the mask calms optimus to lift especially only 20 kg, and moves at a speed of 5 km / h. these were the news of this morning of the development of events, we will tell at noon the project of the news agency's goal, available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application by qr-code on the screen of a good day and see you soon. the most iconic project in minsk and beijing the great stone is gaining strength from crises into a pandemic let's talk about the prospects from the head of administration global trade through china the eurasian union and a new roadmap for cooperation horizon and multilateral partnership, we will discuss and reformatting ca

and i point out, because then optimus awesome comes through in this book in a very beautiful precisely as he handles some of the grimmest mistakes in american miseducation over the last 70 years and. i think we all know here that optimism is something in high demand and, in very short supply right now in the states. and so without ado, tim goeglein. matt, thank you so much and may i say it right at the top with introduction like that, i should say thank you and good night. i'm genuinely humbled. those very kind comments and i'm especially humbled to be at hillsdale college because although i did not know or intend that i enjoy such a esteemed invitation, hillsdale plays a significant inter role in this book and. i hope everybody here and 50,000 of your best friends will buy and read the book. and by the way, i'm pleased that you began with the title from our great preamble, the constitution. i, i know where i'm standing and what i'm what i and standing in front of. and it seems to all make sense. and so it means a lot to me by way, i should say something that i think it's past of all t

the future, with inflation down, debt falling, and growth are, the nick lyness are wrong and the optimus command. the current state of the uk economy _ command. the current state of the uk economy is _ command. the current state of the uk economy is not - the uk economy is not everyone's definition of a planet that's working. and some economists argue mr hunt's budget doesn't address the scale of the challenge. what was missing. _ scale of the challenge. what was missing, though, i scale of the challenge. what was missing, though, was i scale of the challenge. what was missing, though, was a| was missing, though, was a clear long—term plan to boost business investment which will boost productivity in this country and instead what we saw was more tinkering around the edges, more temporary policies that might have, you know, some short—term effect on growth, but we are still set to see the biggest drop in living standards for two consecutive years, so despite the budget and perhaps more optimistic outlook, people will feel much poorer than they did before. that isn't to say this is a lost

clash 310 billion in market cap in the first two months of this year, there's optimus for you. 70% rallyn the news type of stock today. stuart: that's the robot? >> susan zune there you go. -- susan: there you go. it's actually doing something. [laughter] stuart: [inaudible] susan: it's the future. stuart: all right. tesla is down 6.9% now. maybe you brought them back from an 8% loss. ford plus pollstar. susan: ford just said that sales went up by a quarter, also they're recalling 98,000 rainer vehicles with airbags being installed incorrectly. pollstar, i would say kind of outperforming rivian and lucid when it comes to competing with tesla. they cut their annual losses by 50%, they also exceeded their 50,000-car delivery target, they're expecting deliveries to increase to 80,000 cars this year. remember yesterday we were talking about rivian, how they came in short of production targets? i think polestar is showing them there's a way to compete with tesla. stuart: i don't know anybody who invests in ford. never goes anywhere. [laughter] susan: have you ever invested in a car company? a

we'll also get an update on self-driving, and i'm personally hoping for an update on optimus and that the prompter -- susan: yes, it has run up $310 billion heading into master plan in two months' time this year. tesla's up 70%. and, you know, there's a pretty high expectation out there, and we'll see if elon musk delivers. also we're looking for updates on that new mexican tesla plant, confirmed yesterday, an initial $1 billion investment, up to $10 billion over the next few years. so that'll be mexico, berlin, shanghai, austin, fremont. that is why they are set to produce at least 1.8 million vehicles this year, and that's tough to do. we'll learn about that with rivian's case. stuart: and elon is the presenter today. susan: well, he is the star, isn't he? stuart: you never know what he's going to say. susan: that's the point. that's why he's the world's richest man and he has no communications or marketing department whereas everybody else spends $2 billion a year. his own best salesperson, it's remarkable and incredible. stuart: he's different, this guy. some companies reported be