and my husband said, no, what are you talking about mac? you know, you need to study, want to get ready. now i can let my talk about that. all right, go ahead, right? yeah, yeah, so, yeah, so that's an interesting story so. so to even go back that just a little bit. no one knew about this plan about my everybody that knew me knew i hated most, but nobody knew the extent of my hatred and nobody knew that i was planning to do anything. my wife didn't even know until after the fact she knew when the f b i showed up at the house. i know that opened up a door and we'll get back to that. but when i went there, and finally, after all my study and, and my, my conversations and all the, all the acquaintances i, i was touched. i was touched by the koran and i, i had to be and mostly i just had to and i, it was funny because i went into the mosque on a, on a friday. and for juma, and i went up to the doctor and there was another brother, mac, i know you're showing off. but jima, you went in surprise, right? yes, yeah. okay. yeah. so, so i was a, so i,

i says mac range is sheena to paper target. as long as you can look at them as anything but human, have any problems or can i make sense? that's what i did. this the baby. do you remember the 1st time you met matt? what are your 1st impressions? thank you. i would. that was matt, matt, i mean, as they say, well he a look scary and concern, but in spite of that, i respectfully welcome him and with kindness and respect and understood as he was a human. ah. and we would have that's how my memories and now is going to lie. and that's the basic nobody that i must get a scary thing. but welcome to kindness. let me do this again. it's guaranteed back . what are you doing in the mosque? i mean, this was part of the pan, right? well actually me being in the mosque was not part of the plan. ah, in order to i wanted tangible evidence. i knew what i believed to be true to be facts. the thing was is that i wanted to be able to show my daughter, even though she was going to lose her father. i wanted to show my daughter that see these people

because what happened to you, mac? there's, there's a little gap there between you going into the must be very unhappy with feel muslim neighbors, and then you became walked. well, 1st of all, i became the president of the muslim students association at both ball state university here in, muncie, mac. if you forgot to say that you became muslim. well yeah, i was getting into i don't go, well, yeah, i became a movement weeks he comes in and he's asking my husband and the other people i want to become littler. and my husband said, no, what are you talking about, mac, you know, you need to study, want to get ready. now i can let my talk about that. all right, go ahead, right? yeah, yeah, so, yeah, so that's an interesting story. so. so to even go back that just a little bit, no one knew about this plan. about my everybody that knew me knew i hated most. but nobody knew the extent of my hatred and nobody knew that i was planning to do anything. my wife didn't even know until after the fact she knew when the f b i showed up

is to be the do you remember the 1st time you met mac, your 1st impressions? thank you. i would that was matt, matt. i mean, as they say, or he a look scary and concern, but in spite of that, i respectfully welcome him and with kindness and respect and understood as he was a human. ah. and we would have that's how my memory is. i know it's been a while that's the basic number that i get my scary deed, but well, can we kindness matter? what did he do to scary? scary back. what are you doing in the mosque? i mean, this was part of the plan, right? well actually me being in the mosque was not part of the plan, but in order to i wanted tangible evidence. i knew what i believed to be true to be facts. the thing was that i wanted to be able to show my daughter, even though she was going to lose her father. i wanted to show my daughter that see these people really are evil. and i went to the. busy source yeah. joshua you were trying to place this story together and tell this story for documentary form that moment where we seen mac. oh, we hear that mike is casing the mosque not

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so mac hall demanded during this visit that china tell russia what to do in ukraine, which went about as well as one might expect it to ship. it was going to show me, no one can count on you to bring garage it to its census. and every one to the negotiating table drove on to ensure his full talk should be resumed. as soon as possible. the international community should work for a political settlement that accommodates all parties, his legitimate security concerns, count on china. he could have played that role himself as one of the guarantors of the minks records, by insisting that ukraine respect the agreement or macklin could have taken the same neutral position is china when the conflict went hot, he didn't. so now macklin was trying to dump the whole mass in china's lap with a gallic shrug. michael also brought up the issue of nuclear weapons being deployed in allied countries. this was not dodge franchise. the opinion, the nuclear weapons should be completely excluded from this conflict. that all international treaties on this issue should be respected, and that under no circumst

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the 3 leaders sitting at a table that was so massive that it looked like mac holland vander line, were even in the same postal code as the chinese leader or with each other. for that matter, like he had found a way for them to meet with him in china while not leaving their respective year via gun trees. pretty glaring contrast from she's visit recently with russian president vladimir putin. so mac home demanded during this visit that china town, russia what to do and ukraine, which went about as well as one might expect it to ship. who was going to show me? no one can count on you to bring garage it to its census. and every one to the negotiating table drove on. jim, sure, jesus will talk, should be resume as soon as possible. the international community should work for a political settlement that accommodates all parties, his legitimate security concerns, count on china. he could have played that role himself as one of the guarantors of the minx accords by insisting that ukraine respect the agreement or macklin could have taken the same neutral position is china when the conflict went

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so i'm wondering if we give too much weight to the words of mac crohn. do you think we the media or all of us in general, are we guilty of treating mac, ron, as if he were the president of the european union? no, i don't think so. i think that's them. and this came out in the previous interview that my call is one of the most senior lead us within the european union now. and now that angle america, germany's past chancellor, is gone. he's one of the leading voices in europe, and he has a very disruptive style in his political communication. he made proof of that in the past, and it was a very, it has been a hot thing fault for allies to cope with the past. and let's remember 2019, when he called nato brain dead. so i think it's part of his style of communication, of politics that he wants to push this he bade forward by choosing very stock words and very, very aggressive discourse if you will. yeah. i mean, he's definitely provoked with his pros, if you will. we have to remind ourselves, i think, as well that germany is deeply tied to transit. lantus isn

left him on a $2000000000.00 on on the french president's leaves. china empty handed off to emanuel mac. wrong fails to convince beijing to change its commitments on partnership with russia and neutrality on you pray. with a welcome, it's 11 pm here in the russian capital, and you'll watching all t international with the latest world news update that we start with breaking news from television, where one person has been killed and 6 others injured in a car, roaming, incidents, israeli official from called it a terrorist attack, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. hans, or do they call up of military on board of police reserves is comes to hours after 2 is raining, civilians was shot dead in the west bank following his wealth, asked once on garza and southern lebanon and the early hours of friday. well, it is now crossed to local janice and nic julio, who was in tel aviv right now. nick, a good to see you. what else do we know about this attack at the moment? so the police now here they are trying their and their 3rd year round will be a little bit the many policemen, some of the

mac sales down 40% on the quarter. even though it launched new macs just this january.knows how much worse that would have been if those new models hadn't come out this is the same trend we've been seeing since last summer, guys pc demand has collapsed after growing like gangbusters early on in the pandemic apple, for example, was setting new mac sales records pretty much every quarter for nearly two years straight and that all came to a screeching halt. for example, last quarter mac sales collapsed 29% year over year and this report impacts other suppliers like intel, amd, and it's a bad sign for microsoft's windows licensing business but apple is less reliant on pc sales, which is why shares aren't down as much. the iphone is still the most important product. more than 50% of its sales come out of that. we'll get earnings on may 4th, by the way, to see if it was able to maintain demand for the iphone into this year after all those production problems last fall, guys >> and speaking of pandemic unwind, steechl, stay there. let's get the chipmaker side of the story the

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on the french president leaves china empty handed off to emanuel mac. wrong bells to convince beijing to change its commitment on the partnership with russia. i'm neutrality on you crazy. with a one welcome to you. you're watching all the international with the latest world news that day. good, happy with russia's farm and it's, it's like a laugh off as met with top turkish officials and the topics of discussion ranged from the escalating tensions in the middle east, on the upcoming turkish elections, to the black sea grain deal. and the ukraine conflicts off points about the west, supposing position to any state pursuing an independent following policy with pneumonia still, once again, we have drawn attention to the fact that the destructive line of the collective west led by washington remains unchanged. it is a strategic strike against russia so that it would be defeated on the battlefield. this reveals the true objectives that the west is now pursuing to remove an unwanted competitor from the international arena. to abolish a country that is trying

it turns out that vander line didn't quite spend her trip, eating big macs and mcdonald's while macklin was swanning around in the state banquet. but it sounds like it was pretty close. shiny social media treated her like she was team america or world police's bad cop. she also didn't win over too many fans by waiting into the taiwan issue in china, saying that no one should change the status quo by force. and that tension should be resolved by dialogue. kind of rich coming from someone who constantly talks about the need for force and to up the military, anti against russia and ukraine to the detriment of de escalation. she can bring, basically told her politely to but out the taiwan issue is at the core of china's interests, the chinese government and its people will never agree to any one making a fuss about the one china policy. anyone who expects china to compromise on the taiwan issue is engaging and wishful thinking and will only shoot himself in the foot. mac hole did end up scoring some economic winds, which can only mean greater of a plush mall with china at a time when washin

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national army day was designated in 1979 following a historic speech by late founder of these law, mac republic, title law, khomeini, for he thank the army for its role and the victory of these lubbock revolution, while you now seeing its neutrality and the conflict between the former pow heavy regime and the revolutionary forces on its 44th anniversary, these law mac republic of iran's army says it has come a long way from relying on western arms to building good, so needed hardware to ensure the security of its soil. as with every year the parade has had its strong messages relate to iran's friends and foes. military commanders say the country's show of might is not a threat to its neighbors. what is that message of deterrence against any hostile move on the part of its enemies, usa, roddy, r t. jeff rod. meanwhile, around the exile, the crown prince has arrived in israel with a message denouncing the current erroneous government as the oldest son of the law shop to rule iraq before the islamic revolution. in 1979, he is heir apparent to the throne and has been residing in the us. an

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our protesters be, were us angry. college refused to stop, trailing him money will mac crawling across france. demonstrators cut face fines and jail time for insulting. the french president who run friends, people i've taken to the street so the government proposed and then pass ledger to raise the retirement age by 2 years, 264. that move came without a vote in parliament. no, miss mccullen is attempting to improve this thing, but residents are trying to disrupt this p. r campaign at near a cough. so this time we're money when the quote was delivering a speech, paris is taking steps to crack done on criticism and date of the leader party contributor ritual mars than can tell us moore, president emanuel, my call is been busy. chris crossing the country, trying to calm down the french people as they continue to rage over his signature pension reform, passing into law, and raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 everywhere. michael goes these days pretty much. he met with protesters, day pots and pans, now union organizers had put out the word ahead of time, warning to protesters would

so mac, all just figured out apparently that france can have a foreign policy that's independent and not aligned with either the east or the west. not sure how we managed to miss that lesson earlier since michael claims to be a big admirer of former french president shot the girl who kept france. other nato was built a relationship with moscow and kicked the americans out of france when they wanted to stick around indefinitely after the 2nd world war. like they have in germany. it's just about michael didn't have that lesson at top of mind prior to the ukraine conflict popping off. he may been able to convince his european counterparts not to jump off an economic cliff and harm their own energy supply in industry. just because the u. s. wanted them to mistakenly buying into this idea that it would bring the russian economy to its knees as branch economy minister believe all the mass said mac, who said that european nations should also reduce their dependence on the quote, extra territoriality of the u. s. dollar. and avoid becoming, quote, vassals, macros. new found concern about u.

so mac hall demanded during this visit that china tell russia what to do. and ukraine, which went about as well as one might expect. it was shipped. what conditions may no one can count on you to bring russia to its census. and every one to the negotiating table drove on. ginger g is full talk should be res, the soonest possible. the international community should work for a political settlement that accommodates all parties, this legitimate security concerns. in accordance with the purposes and principles of the un charter and builds a balanced, effective, and sustainable security architecture in europe, count on china, he could have played that role himself as one of the guarantors of the minks kick words by insisting that ukraine respect the agreement or macro could have taken the same neutral position is china when the conflict went hot? he didn't. so now macklin is trying to dump the whole mass in china's lap with a gallic shrug. michael also brought up the issue of nuclear weapons being deployed in allied countries. this was doctors, franchise the opi

but even worse for apple, mac sales down more than 40% for the quarter, though it launched new mac models in january. who knows how much worse could have been without those new models also, this is the trend we've been seeing since last summer. pc demand has collapsed after growing like gang busters earlier in the pandemic. apple was setting mac sales records nearly every quarter for two years straight all that came to a screeching halt, though, as mac sales collapsed 29% in the degs cember quarter of last year and this report impacts other suppliers, like intel and amd and and it's a bad sign for microsoft's windows licensing business but apple is less reliant on pc sales. it's the iphone, more than 50 % of overall sales that's what you have to pay attention to we'll get earnings on may 4th to see if it was able to maintain demand for the iphone into this year after all those production problems we saw last fall, mel >> is there an upgrade cycle to come, also, in terms of mac, steve, people might be, you know, holding back on buying a new one? >> well, that's not really happening now, be

. it even before the mac deal was announced-— even before the mac deal was announced. ., , ., , ., announced trimming lots of 'obs and announced. it was trimming lots of jobs and focusing _ announced. it was trimming lots of jobs and focusing on _ announced. it was trimming lots of jobs and focusing on wealth - jobs and focusing on wealth management is less likely that the tie—up with ubs will see more job cuts and there are reports that credit suisse because a 20—30% of its workforce eliminated. again, shrinking of it is an investment bank and aims to find synergies or wherever is an overlap, haps credit suisse will be in the firing line. but this is a deal is going to take a long time to actually fully materialise. it is expected to be complete this year but we are looking at 3—4 years before it becomes a fully combined entity, so a lot of uncertainty ahead. victoria, thank you very much for joining us today. it's ten years now since the safety of bangladesh's garment industry was put into the spotlight after more than 1100 people died and thousands more were injured when the rana plaza fa

however, these law mac republic says it has looked at the sanctions as a blessing in disguise, prompting the country to stand on its own feet and gained self sufficiency in the defense sector. one, you witness a part of our own military equipment. i hope our enemies do not underestimate all military strength and on if they do, they will face a harsh response of a ron's armed forces and the national army day was designated in 1979 following a historic speech by late founder of these law mac republic, i to law hominy for he thank the army for its role and the victory of these law mac revolution, where he now seeing gets neutrality and the conflict between the former pow heavy regime and the revolutionary forces. on its 44th anniversary, these walmack republic of iran's army says it has come a long way from relying on western arms to building it so needed hardware to ensure the security of its soil. as with have the parade has had its tong messages related to it. rawls, friends and foes, military came out there, say the country's show of march is not a threat to its neighbors. what does tha

how do you see the us reacting to all of this because mac notjust reacting to all of this because macust the economics of it, as you were talking about it there, but also the politics of it because mac will come of the united states continues to be important in latin america, but clearly brazil also utilises its deepening ties to china as a way to better manage a profoundly symmetric relationship with washington. i think during the trump administration the us has tried to reduce actively chinese influence latin america, has sought to convince other countries to stop using the chinese telecommunications firm. that has not worked. 50 there is clearly some concern because of the complementarity, the economic complementarity between latin america and china. i think it will be quite difficult for the united states to retain its dominant role, which it has had in latin america over the past century. fascinating stuff. over the past century. fascinating stuff- oliver. _ over the past century. fascinating stuff. oliver, professor— over the past century. fascinating stuff. oliver, professor at

but i think this trip of president mac wrong in china has reviewed the europeans, or at least mac chrome, being one of the european leaders is coming to his sensors that it should actually look after their own interest. yeah. maybe the point that when they come, when it comes to looking after the ease in we had the by the name, the i r a inflation reduction act by the u. s. u m, as in essence, yes, taking any business that was in the e. u. and encourage them to go to the united states and open the businesses there. yeah. now if the you see that person of on the land sees that have businesses, energy prices are more expensive in the u. everything's cheaper in ah, them in america. so, i mean, why should the you rick now look to the u. s. when it can probably get cheaper and if it works with his partner in russia, or even though so china, other winds changing? well, absolutely. i think you're right or this is a, a very co correct analysis, because as i always say, facts are facts because inflation is going up in europe. and the cost of energy is going up like crazy over the last year. so it

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— to the members, 90% turnout, 70 per6—mac percent voted in favour. —— 76% voted _ per6—mac percent votedac percent voted in favour. —— 76% voted in favour. the rail delivery— 76% voted in favour. the rail delivery group, it has been put to the rmt_ delivery group, it has been put to the rmt executive. for the third time _ the rmt executive. for the third time the — the rmt executive. for the third time the rmt executive will not put it to their— time the rmt executive will not put it to their members and instead have called _ it to their members and instead have called strikes which are cynically targeting the eurovision song contest. _ targeting the eurovision song contest, as you said. the reason why that is— contest, as you said. the reason why that is so_ contest, as you said. the reason why that is so appalling, it is not our song _ that is so appalling, it is not our song contest, we are hosting for ukraine — song contest, we are hosting for ukraine i— song contest, we are hosting for ukraine. i have met the head of ukrainian — ukraine. i have met the head of ukrainian railways, vl

i think that you know, mac chrome, the saying look, you know, we went out this one, we have no say in what's going on. the washington doesn't want to negotiate. it ended this conflict, and they're in there, brewing up something in taiwan. i think mccrae, this saying, look, we went with you on ukraine, we're not getting the thing out of it. we're getting negative returns actually. and now you want to bring us in to take on a made our major trading partner here. maybe it's just, you know, out of desperation, is that because over the last year and a half, what has the us done for europe? what is us done for france? i can't list one thing, rachel. yeah. well, i think france has been looking to see what it can get out of this whole conflict since the beginning of the conflict. if anything, in the same way that washington has found the way to ramp up its military industrial complex with weapons for ukraine as a result of, you know, being able to justify more spending in the defense budget and more profits for shareholders. of those big, big companies in the us military industrial complex. s

but they're, you know, the criticism of mac crown. but, you know, at the same time, the blowing up the north stream pipelines, i mean, i think some people can hear, i'm saying these americans, they're, they're more than crazy and they don't care about out here at a more on a more sober note. rachel, i mean, do you think that there's a sense of causality here? is that what is ukraine? i'm sorry, what is france getting out of this whole endeavor and ukraine and i'll be americans are talking about taiwan. i think that, you know, mac chrome is saying, look, you know, we, we know this one, we have no say and what's going on. the washington doesn't want to negotiate. it ended this conflict and they're in there brewing up something in taiwan. i think mccrendon saying, look, we went with you on ukraine, we're not getting the thing out of it. we're getting negative returns actually. and now you want to bring us in to take on a made our major trading partner here. maybe it's just, you know, out of desperation, is that because over the last year

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, macs is a smaller part of it.g back. even though they fell pretty hard, that was partially because of an abnormally high comparison base. comparing it to a year prior when they had just launched apple silicon, there are new m1 chips. so there are new m1 chips. so there is an abnormally high comparison base there now. they are clearing out inventory, in the january, fabry timeframe but by the end of march, we started to see signs of optimism where we think apple should be able to get back up on its feet going into the next quarter as far as their notebooks go. to your question, iphones of course still are the bulk of their business, and in markets like india, there is quite a bit more momentum in smartphones rather than notebooks and there will be an obvious push in that space as well. �* , . obvious push in that space as well. �* ,, ~., obvious push in that space as well. �* ,, ., well. bryan ma speaking to me earlier. well. bryan ma speaking to me earlier- - _ well. bryan ma speaking to me earlier. . european— we