interest is a vision of my predecessors, curtin and chifley, in creating our -- and just as a visiondecessors, curtin and chifley, in creating our automotive industry lifted up our entire manufacturing sector, this investment will be a catalyst for innovation and research breakthroughs that will reverberate right throughout the australian economy and across every state and territory, not just in one design element, not just in one field, but right across our advanced manufacturing and technology sectors, creating jobs and growing businesses right around australia, inspiring and rewarding innovation, and educating young australians today for the opportunities of tomorrow. our aukus partnership is not just about the u.s. and u.k. sharing their most advanced submarine capability with australia, although we do appreciate that. it's also about building on the expertise within our three nations so that we can achieve things greater than the sum of our parts. this is a genuine trilateral undertaking. all three nations stand ready to contribute and all three nations stand ready to benefit. i

position on the recent meeting between serbian president aleksandar vucievich and the kosovo example of curtinich just discussed the normalization of relations between belgrade, and three truths, no decisions were made, of course, this meeting was not adopted, but still the very fact of this meeting is quite significant. naturally, it is undeniably important, like any meeting in the context of dialogue at a high or top level. ah, as for the results you were absolutely correct in saying that there were no results, although there were. uh, there were distortions, of course. there were a lot of wrong wrong. uh, interpretations of the results of this meeting to the point that, uh, like. uh, vučić signed this draft agreement, which, uh, according to westerners, is widely supported by the entire european union, well, of course, by the united states of america. this is wrong. it was just an outright lie. uh, moreover, i , uh, want in this case, uh, to say hmm my assessment, which is based both on the public statements of the president and on contacts with him, and he remained within the line that des

that was nancy curtin.have an all-star panel lined up with us as we wait for the una of chairman powell -- the q&a of chairman powell. let's welcome economics and policy correspondent, michael mckee, ira jersey, our washington correspondent, annmarie hordern, and ed harrison, on top of the markets. anne-marie, how are we expecting the tenor of questioning from the congressional representatives to differ or be the same? annmarie:annmarie: you can expect it to be more political. lawmakers in the house have a two year term and in the senate it is six so a lot of this could be playing into political messaging. what we heard from chair mchenry is he wants to hear from jay powell that he is keeping to price stability. what you will hear from the likes of the top democrat, maxine waters, and she has already blasted powell, is the risk to the job market and the sustainability of americans being able to provide -- to afford housing and mortgages. you can expect a lot of what we saw yesterday and this is what the ten

it was laraine newman and jane curtin and gilda radner. candy candy. definitely hang with the guys. they were just as important and they were hilarious. dead muffins wanna make bouncy, bouncy? they have three female performers and three female writers, which, if you look at the comedy landscape at that time is unheard of what made saturday night live different from those other shows was our show was the first one to really have a voice for a younger generation man. team. that's disgusting screen and then he screams, and then it's over. the early days of snl word tale of two worlds because you have these great female writers like and beats and maryland miller and rosie sastre. but then you had, like john belushi didn't want to do sketches that were written by women. like sirloin steak. i like american food. don't push me curtain. i mean, it used to regularly ask for the women to be fired on the show because chicks just weren't funny. couldn't be worse. really enough to make you want to puke your guts out. it was up hill battle. lauren used to come around to me and rosie and go like s

taught to me by some of the people in this room who would be embarrassed if i was to their name, steve curtin. but it out well, but vicki did not choose to share that perhaps because there's not a unanimous feeling in the family about what to do them yet i'm furious at the united states congress for the piddling amount of money that they give the archivists here and so the process is so slow on processing ted kennedy's senate papers. so know in about 20 or 30 years, which is usually the gap between great biographies of somebody, somebody is going to actually write a biography that's close to definitive but as helpful as vicki. she did not supply stuff to me and eventually somebody will get it and write hell of a book and maybe they'll maybe they'll publish as ted kennedy's diary and it'll sell a million copies. right. last question. sure. you've mentioned, patrick, several times, and it strikes me that in the same way which ted perhaps felt freed, not pursuing the presidency further to be able to focus his efforts in making a difference in the senate that he in many ways granted patrick that

curtin burke, i just want to highlight with -- mr crittenberg i just i want to highlight with uh withhe abuses in fentanyl and tools there would it help if we designated cartels in particular which are moving this product as enemies of our country and made people that support those cartels by supplying precursor chemicals for example or moving money in cash back and forth eligible for sanctions and intelligence collection? would that be helpful? >> as a matter of general principle we would be supportive of looking at any steps we can to get at this scourge. i would need to take your question back to the experts both in our department across the interagency income back to you with a more formal answer. >> i hope you do just that because it highlights the relationship between the committees that i serve on and when you look at the sanctions that you see it is an important tool of the financial intelligence have a look at, cartels are in this business for money. and we have to get at all of the corrupt influence the prc is doing and the chinese party does not allows these things to go on