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we spoke to the hsbc ceo noel quinn. noel: we see great opportunity stilts in china, here in hong kong but also we see opportunities within india and the poor. singapore not just for singapore alone but for singapore and its gateway intoasean. we are investing equally into all parts of asia and seeing the performance across the whole of asia. but also we are investing in new business lines for us. in the past we have under invested in our wealth business across asia. we had a very good business here in hong kong. we invested in that's. we do not invest enough mainland china or singapore or india. we are correcting that now. you can see the evidence of that in these results. in asia, we took an $27 billion in net new invested assets on behalf of our clients. if you look globally, to the last 12 months, we took an $75 million in net new invested assets to our wealth business. that is a function of the investment program was started over two years ago. francine: how active are you in helping to finance the belt and road obj

i'm vonnie quinn. check on the markets. to some inflation data out of the u.s. today and some good employment and personal spending data. not too much movement in the indices themselves, whipping around for the s&p 500. up by 0.1%. the nasdaq are performing as we have come to expect in 2023. to your yield at 4.68%. it was at 5.10% just a few days ago. the euro having a bit difficult day. worse data out of europe then u.s. today. jon: let's stay on that team of tech outperformance today, a conscious overall trading session. first of all, you have salesforce, which soothed some concerns about its outlook with its latest financial guidance. the stock is up 3.5% today. we've also been watching shopify, one of the standout names. the e-commerce giant has struck a new deal with amazon to tap into its logistics network. the market responding with a 9% move higher on that stock. cybersecurity, even in an uncertain economy, gets attention with a name like crown strike. latest quarterly results with that company

billion more than doubling on the year before sending shares to the top of the stoxx 600 ceo noel quinnays they will gain from the performance. >> if all goes to plan this year, we should be above the pre-pandemic level we are paying a flat 10 cents. >>> investors in high spirits as diageo posts a beat in full sales and operating profit the ceo says double digit net sales in beguinness is a driver for the group. >> people love guinness right now. >>> and daimler helps offset pressure with the bullish guidance for the trucking sector we will hear from the ceo martin daum this hour >>> we certainly have been following the busiest weeks for earnings across europe bmw released their numbers for the full year outlook. updating the full year outlook the margin is at 12.6% for the first half of 2023 also saying that it is 11.3% when one just takes a look at the three months of the second quarter for 2023 so far. supply chains set to be a head d wind in the second half of the year the autos delivers of 10.6% in the first half against the 9.2% which is seen in the third quarter alone of 2023. no

paul: bloomberg's vonnie quinn there.t is happening on wall street with citigroup considering reshuffling its ranks. su keenan joins us with more on the stories. let's start with goldman. >> this is clearly a continuation of a move for goldman to distance itself from a that into consumer banking. this was the first big signature deal of david solomon so it is noteworthy. the deal to buy united capital, goldman now saying we are evaluating alternatives for that business as we determine where to invest our resources and where we see the greatest opportunity. it is symbolized the earlier effort to expand business lines. the purchase of united gave goldman an instant footprint into the mass affluent market. at the time of the deal united had 220 advisors. it is now at $29 billion which shows you did not grow that much. there has been a lot of internal discontent within goldman because of what is going on. a lot of moves to unwind these initial moves by david solomon to expand goldman. there are many who say goldman should sti

haidi: vonnie quinn there.e to come on daybreak asia, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> take a look at the set up here in asia. a horrid session when it comes to u.s. equities. the rally has hit the wall. that is passing through to more negativity coming through the set up in asia. if you recall, it started in asia with a number of these markets in this part of the world suffering their worst days out of all of this year when it comes to that wednesday session. we see losses being extended for a lot of these asian markets. for australia, the set up is pretty negative. we didn't get much good news when it comes to the pmi's either. falling further into contractionary territory. we are watching kiwi stocks off by .4%. one of the biggest laggards overnight. some strength in the yen, some strength in the dollar. a full week high. the irony of the safe havens a man when it comes to u.s. treasuries. dollar is playing out when it comes to these asian currency pairs as well. >> there is lots of earnings to digest this week as we

and the other option, probably, if the old position lead the quinn seeds, then they could be an option to see some kind of film that arrangement of wiki, with the incoming president to form. and you government. so at least in some quarters of the country, it appears that there is a sense of uncertainty at the very least. how would you describe the current climate in the country after this selection? and what do people expect from another man and dogwood term? or if you look at the after months of this election, you don't across the local in the city, it just stormed by. and the security is too high, particularly when i am right now with the national results center is situated. it is do surrounded by a high security. you have a ride police suspicion with a 10 on the vehicles and people us to train today just of the results that we have now is the late a lot of the late, late late aside today. and what will have been going forward? you know, what the expectations of people people expecting probably for things to change. but if they are still trying to figure out where to go after this el

for more on this, i am joined by quinn yeargain, a constitutional law expert and professor of law atyou for joining us. let's start with this idea that trump lawyers have this thing in which they try and get the case moved out of certain jurisdictions in this particular case, they would like it to be moved to federal court. fani willis, the district attorney in fulton county, has hedged the removed because she's got two charges in this document alleging conduct that took place on september 7th, 17th, 2021, long after donald trump left office, in order to prove that trump continued his conduct in his capacity as a private citizen. just for people who don't know, on that day, donald trump is accused of urging georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger to decertify the election and announce trump as the true winner. now, a group of people from the brooklyn institution, in analysis last year, also backed this up. they said that stated simply, soliciting and then threatening senior state officials to alter the outcome of a presidential election does not bond with any who isn't concept

paul: bloomberg's vonnie quinn there, live in person at the office.ake a look at how we are doing in fx markets right now. the aussie dollar, not a great deal of change. the kiwi, also marooned below the $.60 u.s. level. we are waiting on retail sales data out of new zealand, due in about 20 minutes' time. the yen, still pretty weak. more to come on "daybre wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't you? um, it's called commitment. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what your into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >> we are making good progress on the discussions. we are engaging constructively, we are listening and trying to really understand the areas of concern that our workers have. and i think the meetings are going well. we will just continue to engage in a constructive an edge -- constructive image. shery: labor disrupts in austria that could disrupt natural gas suppli

then quinn's balance and claims of irregularities. heears voters could be disenfranchised. party leader is seeking assessment term. new roads, energy projects and mining and agricultural boom. the people are undecided. >> i think nothing changes. nothing changes. >> past alexis have not changed anything. i do not have interest in them. >> we just want our leaders to fulfill their policies. click so much is at stake with these elections. in welty elections body has rejected the accusations against it, the world watches to see zimbabwe can shape its controversial past. >> let's look at other heavens now. officials in the mexican state of puebla have reported that 15 migrants died in a boat accident after the bus they traveled on crashed. at least 36 others were injured in the crash. most of the migrants were from venezuela. japan announced it would begin listening radioactive water. the decision comes weeks after the united nations nuclear watchdog approved the plan to police over one million tons of filtered and diluted water over 30 years. it would be india's first ever sto

champion, jamaica's danielle williams reclaimed her title, pipping the olympic champion jasmine camacho-quinnhundredth of a second on a photo—finish. femke bol has herfirst world championship gold. she pulled away on the home straight to win the 400 hurdles. she finished over a second clear of the american shamier little. the race was missing the defending champion and olympic champion sydney mclaughlin—levrone because of injury, but bol had won 28 of 30 races coming into the championships. and remember on the opening night in budapest, she cost the netherlands gold, when falling just yards from the line in the mixed relay it's amazing, it's a m a . zing , |' m it's amazing, i'm world champion and i'm super happy. i knew i was super strong for gold and it's tough to be in this position sometimes. i knew i could handle it, and to finish it off like this is amazing. there was a fantastic climax in the men's long jump. the olympic champion miltiades tentoglu was lying second behind the jamaican wayne pinnock, so had to nail his finaljump, which he did. the greeks 8.52 metres clinching gold by ju

i spent a lot of time with leslie van helton and patricia quinn michael winkle ree book fair in corona california women's prison, for life they will never get out because no california governor wants to be the one to let any of the manson family out on the world. but they remember the whole trial, vince is the prosecutor and he writes that type of his true crime book helter-skelter which has sold over 9 million copies in thes years since the four charlie it is what he dreamed of. he's a center of international attention and every day before the trial opened and immediately came in, charlie, his lawyers and the three women who are untried with him conne for strategy sessions and charlie would say i'm going to do this outrageous thing today, and when they do i want you three women to jump up and say this. he orchestrated every step of it if you got into selling vacuum cleaners instead of crying, he might've been a multimillionaire. but he hadma image and he told them, he told these women he was going to play crazy charlie, then that case until it became so obvious that he was too crazy t

good to have you with us today, quinn, are you a buyer of disney here >> yes, in fact we bought it todaydisney has been undervalued for some time. we think that that will stick. we also think the company and the espn/penn gaming deal is a big deal and ultimately opens up additional revenue streams we added the stock today we've been watching it for some time, wanted the earning out of the way, a great risk/reward with a stop at 85. >> so raising by 60% year over year, what say you >> yeah, steve, we've been long alibaba as well. i think a lot of people don't understand the re-org that will transpire here the sum of the parts, as many have mentioned before, is quite attractive in our estimation it's trading at about a 40% to 50% discount we're locking for about a 25% to 30% upside from here impeccable balance sheet again, the breakup allows some regulatory pitfalls they've had in the past and execute better we're long the name. >> the risk is someday the communist party comes over and takes over, and you have more up side than down on this. >> yes, we are adding risk to whatle valuation s

vonnie quinn with the latest. inflationary pressures are not so easy to conquer.et? >> we see negative effects across the businesses through the last couple of quarters but this time around, we did see berkshire hathaway posting 10.04 billion dollar operating margin, $2 billion more than analysts were anticipating. that is quite a difference in opinion right there. as they say they had to deal with rising prices, a troubled market any dearth of deals. what saved them this quarter? strength in its insurance business. it saw a 74% increase in underwriting earnings to one and a quarter billion dollars. it benefited from the acquisition of allegheny which it did as an underwriter. and also geico performed way better than expected, the auto insurer. it had been unprofitable but it has been profitable for two straight quarters. more expense cuts, higher premiums and lower claims. there are things in the negative column including nsf, railroad earnings were down 25%. higher expenses, more headcount in fact, which is all part of the same bucket. and also rising costs eati

we have very much sick despite and we're expecting that is going to be reflected on the pallet with quinn. we have continued in contingent and cutting some bump with that, everyone must go out and vote because not voting is actually voting for the opposite side. so we have been kind of thought people that never tie live up with these cutting because the future for young people at one killed specs which eyes on the boat for those one clean water instead of champagne, for at least that's huge. you know, he's on the boat, we've met in understanding provision. yes, that for your pin or date of the pension fund, and for you to have a conversation from the government, that decision is precisely on the ballot. we have mid beset, committed enough emission to vend us one job. so if maybe some commitment to so we just walk to our country to police offices to teach us. and this is, we're getting us a lot of before the below the both of them like jim at least to wait because the in the step process, those with it going position with people that work for the mission of build custom to say the future o

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we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. [ music plays ] quinn: at the time the world was saying, to watch videos over and over, but we knew we had something special. ♪ ooh, my little pretty one ♪ ♪ my pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time, sharona? ♪ brown: mtv made you feel like those artists were in the room. you had a personal concert all day. ♪ crack that whip ♪ kasem: when you have the rotation of, say, 100 different videos being rotated over and over on mtv, they do a great job of exposing new acts. ♪ here in my car where the image breaks down ♪ ♪ will you visit me, please ♪ ♪ if i open my door in cars? ♪ majewski: britain was ahead of the curve. they had a ton of videos in their inventory. and that was what paved the way for this accidental second british invasion. jennings: if you look at some of the groups on popular charts in america today, you can't help asking, where on earth did they come from? well, the answer is the same today as it was two decades ago. they come from britain. the music isn't anything like the famous group that came from there, the beatle

lonnie quinn live, thank you very much. now that idalia has made landfall, we believe we have some areas i wa from the coast starting to feel the impact as well. the storm i passing just east this hour of the capital of in florida, that's tallahassee. and we're going to tallahassee major john daly is going to join us now. good morning to you mayor, than you very much for being here. for people who are not in florida. i happen to be from south florida. can you give the viewers a sense of the big bend region and also one of this ris factors i think about with a storm of this size, is you have a lot of residents who are new to florida and you have the hardened old-timers who think this one is just the same old thing. paint a picture for us about the risks unique to this particular storm and this regio of your state. >> well, the big bend region is a beautiful region in the state of florida. let me tell you though, we are not a small community. the city of tallahassee has a municipal population of 200,000. add another 100,000 w

i am talking about alicia's acrimony quinn and chelsea memo. they were teammates in 2008 and they have come out of retirement here so to speak because they are part of a newly formed leadership team focusing on modernizing the sport artistically, mentally and emotionally. >> the athletes look at us and they say, they walked in our shoes, they know what it takes whether it is recovering from injury or not being selected and the feelings that come with any of that. we have lived it. my goal, not just for the elite , but for anyone who steps in the sport is to have a positive experience and to get out what they want to get if their goal is to make the national team, go to an olympic games. >> alicia and chelsea will be part of a selection committee who decides who makes the team. will be six juniors and 10 senior girls, that is not a lot of women. coming up at 5:00 we will talk more about suni lee. she is here despite dealing with a very serious kidney ailment. we will talk to her coach about what it means to keep her in the competition and to kee

. >> reporter: linya quinn davidson is the director of the fire network for university of california agriculture and natural resources. she says private insurers have refused t offer liability insurance to burn bosses because they believ the practice is too risky, but she disagrees with that assessment. that's why she worked with state senator bill dodd to create a state-backed prescribed fire claims fund pilot program. >> so in a way this becomes a huge like deductible. it's a $2.5 million maximum claim if a fire got away and did some damage. >> reporter: a total of $20 million is available through th fund and while senator dodd knows that is not enough, he hopes it will help to show private insurers the risk associated with prescribed burn is low. >> the more that we can put in it down the line, the better of we're going to be because i think insurance companies will see the value of that and come back in the market. >> reporter: jared agrees. he already has plans to submit multiple projects to the fund and hopes to see it continue to expand. >> so we're hoping this is just the sta

. >> reporter: linya quinn davidson is the director of the fire network for the university of california agriculture and natural resources. she says private insurers have refused to offer liability insurance to burn bosses because they believe the practice is too risky, but linya disagrees with that assessment. that's why she worked with state senator bill dodd to create a state-backed prescribed fire claims fund pilot program. >> so in a way this becomes a huge like deductible. it's a $2.5 million maximum claim if a fire got away and did some damage. >> reporter: a total of $20 million is available through the fund and while senator dodd knows that is not enough, he hopes it will help to show the previous insurers the risk associated with prescribed burns is low. >> the more that we can put in it down the line, the better off we're going to be because i think insurance companies will see the value of that and come back in the market. >> reporter: jared agrees. he already has plans to submit multiple projects to the fund and hopes to see it continue to expand. >> so we're hoping this is

world coin denies that it will are sell any personal data and it will work with local officials to quinnunderstanding of the privacy measures not only in kenya but everywhere >>> turning now to finances. here in the u.s. we are just hours away from the july jobs report, with analysts looking for any warning signs of that recession we've been hearing about. let's bring in our cnbc reporter what should we be looking for in this new report? >> that's right. analysts are looking ahead to 200,000 jobs being created out of this payrolls number. that is despite moderation from the number we got back in june and it would be the smallest monthly gain since december 2020 in terms of other metrics to watch out for, the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 3.6%. hourly earnings are also expected to come in at 0.3% as well but all of this data has been very closely watched, for signals on how the u.s. economy is doing, and it seeps moms mor more likely when the fed talks about a soft landing in the second half of the year that most likely will be the outcome and the u.s. will be able to av

but we're not the only group out there fighting for this now, martin quinn is campaign director of thein, you've been selflessly going around the pubs in london ordering drinks and trying to pay ordering drinks and trying to pay with £20 notes. well, i've been i've been doing it with tenors, nigel as well. >> i mean, i can doesn't really matter. but yeah, i mean, so what i started off a little bit back in sort of february . i was, back in sort of february. i was, i was going into a pub called the suffolk tavern, which is in london bridge. i went into to order a pint and pint was served , but straight away they shoved the cash, the payment card machine to your face. and i've gone , well, what about cash? and gone, well, what about cash? and they've gone. no, it's card only. so i had a decision to make. do i leave the pint there or do i get a debit card out, which i had to do? and that happened a few times in other places. and but probably prior to that, i decided, well, that's it on the pints aspect, but why i got involved in the first place was, was pre—covid. i was having a coffee in

but we're not the only group out there fighting for this now, martin quinn is campaign director of thed martin, you've been selflessly going around the pubs in london ordering drinks and trying to pay ordering drinks and trying to pay with £20 notes. well, i've been i've been doing it with tenors, nigel as well. >> i mean, i can doesn't really matter. but yeah, i mean, so what i started off a little bit back in sort of february . i was, back in sort of february. i was, i was going into a pub called the suffolk tavern, which is in london bridge. i went into to order a pint and pint was served , but straight away they shoved the cash, the payment card machine to your face. and i've gone , well, what about cash? and gone, well, what about cash? and they've gone. no, it's card only. so i had a decision to make. do i leave the pint there or do i get a debit card out, which i had to do? and that happened a few times in other places. and but probably prior to that, i decided, well, that's it on the pints aspect, but why i got involved in the first place was, was pre—covid. i was having a coff

ready through quinn, but also we'd rush, i don't know. now what is your machine, but you're trying to get something. you cannot of you for your washer, because do you kind of make uh, a release on the printer and, and why show up to boston? so, i mean for hardly turturro exploits not to wash. i sprang laptops i eco chunk products to to, to talk keep was because of to waste hundreds of thousands russian are taking or the days in the. ready talk to you because now. busy off would be the because when was for the going to go to the restaurant? well, so they go mostly on the right seat cost and darky. and also there is the new cap left to go, which was a new great by recently. and you just, you talk was based by washin. uh there is also a group project. uh huh. orland gosh for ducky to to create is very important to talk between the dead easter and. ready ready 10 countries and that's important was those types of the kind of because you but strategy could you call fault talking. so i think considering all these elements a algorithm really not

sharing your thoughts with us live from the some bubble in a capital political analyst rejoice, and the quinn yet us. alright, exclusive interview with rushes and foster too. so some of these up next the know surprising. this week's historic brick gathering in johannesburg. dillman, it's the conversational, catch it in full, the hello investigator. thank you so very much for making time to sit with us today. we're different on the thanks for having me. of course, as you know, the 15th annual break summit just wrapped up here in johannesburg. um, how is it being seen by boat, south africa and russia? um, well it's, it's a big event. obviously, of course, um it will be more better uh, visible from some distance. um but so, so i'm, i'm sort of cautious to employees some big awards right now, like it is a historic event, but to minutes personal rated use of them in describing their results. but anyway, it's a big achievement. i think that it is a very important for the development of the brakes and multi fuller worlds in general. and i am proud to be part of the time proud to be part of the group

reporter: after years of putting up strong numbers while people worked from home, hr expert kathleen quinn votah says juttives have their work cut out for them. >> there is a little bit of desperation i see. >> reporter: she says skip the gifts and offer up what people really want. >> i'm going to recommend they stop giving cheap hotels to people who don't need them, gift cards to people who don't want them either, and maybe give them a day off. wouldn't that be more valuable to almost all employees in this country? >> reporter: here's a word about friday. yes, it's quiet at the ignite office where we were. in most offices on friday. in fact, a survey taken by castle systems showed over half of all employees going into work in the middle of the week. let's than one-third going in on fridays. >> i'm here, you're here. >> yes, we are. >> jessica's here, jeff's here. thank you, scott. >>> next, they're getting taller and hitting harder. new research linking climate change to a looming problem along our coasts. >>> this will be my final piece at burning man. i pass the torch to build these lar

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in the union, i 73 quinn kate that makes it this team to ensure everything stays on track. ok so so, so data collection over i last week, the 8 walks with a total of $28.00. the last name joining from glen, but thought i'd go to anybody else who maintain a database on every walk that this happened so far. this present in the call into a problem with the come on and organize a function name and date cushion and put designs post as for any events that take place to watch. so there is a crew behind work co plastic and we never force anybody to do work to come forward with the audio. i have the scale and i can contribute to work for plastic. the. i'm really happy when to share my bud doing and travel along the sag bank. i kind of, i've seen slight different come, you know, the over the course of 4 years they fall close to 1500 these and collected nearly 30 tons of plastic bodies. i get the at the end of every walk, one and goes big the plastic to any 2nd connection center. the shopkeeper weighs the plastic that they've collected. and since the i'm of dedicated to work for plast

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discuss security concerns and me, asian pacific region, including chinese, middle tre, advancements, and quinn. miss all test. defend, cease from echo as the main thing for us. second days to discuss military intervention in asia following the crew that last month, the west african regional organization says it's ready to send troops as diplomatic efforts file. the vs defense ministry has accused ukraine of a growing attack on central most game that says defense system shot down the drain . the cities ex pay center i some 5 kilometers from the crime. then the debris fell on a building, causing some damage. their casualties have been reported either a shop of oliver as in moscow. behind this is the building cold expo center, which was hastened to an hours of the morning. it's a bustling area in the house of mill scripts and the ex, the center is a place for exhibitions, not part of any military infrastructure. of course, we can see the damage because uh, the current i hate the roof of the building and according to to the mountains of services to to the downturn, there was a partial collapse and

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and because of these, the, uh, my question is do doing things that connected to the quinn insights on the rush and shift, or are they, is it to do with the grain deal? are we looking to see the weight to be more expensive? we think yes, uh, good evening. uh, i think now i believe uh that were uh, the new cream. give some benefits from some countries in particular for the rest and punches. and then we received the results of that barely be just one of the other countries that discount i sold right now. uh. with that situation it inside of the division up there, i should decision at the stop the bank. do you know to not to go on go ahead with the, the 2 to one more uh, 6, so 2 months of pick. good. the degree, mendel. the too far. so this book parks. so i did call, i believe that it was the same condition to marketing right now. yes. i think we lost you. ah. okay. all right. i think we, we lost, we'll call that. we'll try and get them back in a 2nd. now let's move on to another top. sorry. a huge explosion has shaken a port city in northern to the kia, i'm afraid of the less than a 100

want to obviously we times they did a lot of it in the entities and then seals are noted that you quinn is ready to wage war for decades like is, well, let's take a quick listen. if you would mind, hold on israel has been fighting for a very long time. we're ready to wage war for a long time too. if we don't lose our manpower, it can be like this. if we minimize casualties, like in the case of israel, we can live like this, this, sorry, hey, we, we, i mean, did this thing you obviously believe that you claims will agree to the present on this? i will, he will, they will, they won the war to last forever on the special national versions of, i say, i don't think even ukrainians or western europeans or american certainly american taxpayers want this to go on indefinitely. and here's a big difference between ukraine and israel. mr. zalinski, israel has one time and time and time again. you haven't won a battle yet. and they, to those hope, it doesn't last moment. how can you create the claim to be a democracy ones and lensky holes the electoral process? hostage to additional for an aide. yo

and then seals are noted that you quinn is ready to wage war for decades like as well. let's take a quick listen. if you wouldn't mind, hold on israel has been fighting for a very long time. we're ready to wage war for a long time too. if we don't lose our manpower, it can be like this. if we minimize casualties, like in the case of israel, we can live like this. hey, we go, i mean, i'm in did this thing, the honest, anybody that you claims will agree to the present on this. i will, he will, they will, they won the war to last forever, or the special may feel versions of, i say, i don't think even ukrainians or western europeans or american certainly, american taxpayers want this to go on indefinitely. and here's a big difference between ukraine and israel. mr. zalinski, israel has one time and time and time again. you haven't won a battle yet. and so i saw n g r human rights. what sounds a little on the policy and children feelings and by the, is there any movie cooling for an end to is a little police from the staples is really forces are gunning down palestinian chil

if that came particular, one thing that i should know is that uh, quinn for all these years as not to be an individual, i think there and as low to be in general commitment in helping africa to develop and add value to, to, to, to it's products so africa as being largely sending out, we're all materials and, and, and, and so getting less value for, for our products, for our resources, for our meeting rooms. and, and, and because of that, we have really struggled to, to, to grow economies of getting to what we've quoted me, the info, pardon me. so i'm actually probably prepared beyond that. so the discussion now within a couple of those within the continent is that africa should begin to add value to it. so we know sweets, resources and the putting us that a fit that would relate we've a need in this case when you look at the brakes to us. we believe that is genuine commitment in a.

but as you said, it hasn't prefer to leave his country doing oh, that is going going and you, quinn and all the domestic uprisings caused by walk. there, uh minutes read it melisha groups uh, in russia. but at confirming that this visit is going to happen. present 4th and is going to lee, you must go and come to a to care means a lot because what it is also facing lots of challenges through the international community. the west has sanctioning his country. he has some legal issues as well. this b, u. c has the courage to come to target, but also this, this is a sign that prisons amazon is happy to welcome him in any case, because for to keep having peace and stability and of lexi is very important. despite your kids. the comments have made. remember the last thing to encore, the alarm system at the face of confrontation, and to be less than the confrontation between moscow and the west so that they, thanks very much. yeah, thanks very much. simpson could see that force in stumble, stuff that germans are protesting and the couple of agents and commercial have blake also gains rising fuel

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the options to came up with different solutions for cementing the cultural integrity. queued with quinn totally enhanced, but it's a mostly talking about the acknowledgment of the value of each of those mines scales and so on. without that to cut even share it religions probably took me to do that. so it came to pass that in the west. what cemented society i was thinking together to mean to we shouldn't push up to something that the greeks called logos . and then it's a little ratio reason to uh, what i was getting to it was up sedation, 1st homes for a very complex and symbolic rachel's really about the widow. but the website is that it's been a while, but so you choose, we certainly leaned into a very acute powers of observation, much of the e. you've got a piece, an important european. and then the european elite is the thinking man. in the middle east, it was still contained together is also important to what you buy from the mess has more than the contents of your thinking, which is the role of the person who expresses the judgment through it. the whole story which goes away to the

clinton and trump. trump may be fake and boyish and all of this stuff, but at least, but he compared to quinn, who i mean, he might as well be the dalai lama life. you know, in that is it. and that's what's out there on the stage. trump one the auction, what he said, you should be in jail like it's, that's the alternate. somebody that i saw was that we, i just think you're going, i'd probably agree with even though we may not agree with politics. but bernie sanders is burned. he said, you're so you're not kidding. but i saw in brooklyn on a very cold afternoon, a bunch of young people crying. they loved him. and when he basically was housed, in fact, if he goes i'm, i will go to these young people and say, are you going to let them do that again to you? you're hose by your, by hillary clinton. now you can do one of 2 things because he does come across a number he's 70 years old and frankly, no i have, i had to jump in here way, but really bumping up against that time. let me in here. i want to take my guess in new york at north florida. i don't wanna think that'd be worse for watching us. her

the options to came up with different solutions for cementing the cultural integrity. cheated with quinn, totally easy in store, but it's mostly talking about the acknowledgment of the value of each other's minds, scales, and so on, because without the to cut even share and religions. but it took me to do that. so it came to pass that in the west, what cemented society was thinking together to mean to we shouldn't push up to something that the greeks called logos and then it's a little ratio reason. so, oh, what i was getting to it was up sedation, 1st homes for a very complex and symbolic rituals. what about the widow but the what phase of its good? well what do you choose to be shameless? leaned into a very acute powers of observation. much of the e. uh you got a piece, an important european and then the european elite is the thinking man in the middle east and west. okay. and together is also important for what you buy from the mess is more then the content of your thinking is the role of the person who expresses the judgment through it. the whole story which goes away to the source w

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paul: vonnie quinn there.'s get some numbers from santos, this is one of australia's natural gas producers. first half net profit $790 million, down 32% on the year. we did have a warning that sales could fall on weaker asian demand for gas due to things not being ideal in china in terms of the growth picture. first half revenue for santos, $2.97 billion, down 21% on the year. the dividend percent toast, 8.7 sent, underlying profit $801 million. up about 9%, strongly outperforming the asx. but those numbers are painting a rather difficult picture, cento still seeing for your production of up to 93 billion barrels of oil. those numbers just crossing now. a big day for the lng space. we're waiting to hear news from negotiations with woodside by close of business today. as for whether that will be a strike, and that could affect up to 11% of lng demand. and one ceo says markets are in for a rough road ahead. saying he believes the u.s. economy will experience a hard landing and that the fed has already gone too f