rolls—royce said annual profits more than doubled last year.er. its aviation business was a strong performer, as was its defence sector, where orders were strong. the company now expects underlying profit to hit as high as £2 billion this year. joining me now is kathleen brooks, who is research director at investment platform xtb. if we look at the products in the vast footprint, it tells you about growth sectors in the economy, namely aviation and defence. absolutely, two themes there, and rolls—royce actually said they expected to go back to pre—pandemic levels of air travel this year, so really fuelling demand for their large engines. and the sales of those large engines reached the highest level for 15 years. added to that, all of these geopolitical crises in the world means that governments are now ramping up their spending, and that is a beeline for rolls—royce, they are all making a beeline for rolls—royce, that is benefiting their bottom line. at the same time, they are embarking on this turnaround plan which really does seem to be work

rolls—royce said annual profits more than doubled last year. sending its shares higher. its aviation business was a strong performer, as was its defence sector, where orders were strong. the company now expects underlying profit to hit as high as £2 billion this year. earlier i asked investment platform xtb's research director, kathleen brooks, about those bumper profits. rolls—royce actually said they expected to go back to pre—pandemic levels of air travel this year, so really fuelling demand for their large engines. and the sales of those large engines reached the highest level for 15 years. added to that, all of these geopolitical crises in the world means that governments are now ramping up their spending, and that is a beeline for rolls—royce, they are all making a beeline for rolls—royce, that is benefiting their bottom line. at the same time, they are embarking on this turnaround plan which really does seem to be working. how much of this is down to leadership for rolls—royce's results, down to specifically the former bp boss thatjoined

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hand, i would compare this assembly and the production of passenger transport, like assembly at a rolls-royceactory, at a large one, where each element is adjusted, where each element has an exact shape, exact geometry, why are they so expensive, because they are assembled manually, without this part passengers will not be able to get on or off the bus, they don’t see it because they are hidden with special panels, and this is a mechanism from... we have a potentially new design, this is a transition from the first generation for the second generation, from the second to the third, it was a completely different vehicle, a completely different bus, our buses are equipped with a tilting system, which allows you to quickly, without... any movements, facilitate the loading of mothers with strollers, and of course the elderly and people with disabilities . this bus is for the city of st. petersburg, they like it in this color, they like the complex running lights, they are located approximately like in a lexus, exactly the technical base, in my opinion, of this plant. only the mobility of this pro

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there's the -- there's the rolls royce.h. [ laughter ] >> fred: it's so good. and there's the ford, just a simple, uh - [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what, happy anniversary on both counts >> fred: thank you >> seth: it is just so - >> fred: thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: give it up for car guy fred armisen we are absolutely thrilled to have our first guest back tonight. she's a writer, director, producer, and an emmy-winning comedian who's also one our favorite people in the world and ten years ago, the first person we welcomed on the show you can currently see her alongside tina fey on their "restless leg" tour. please welcome back to the show the one, the only amy poehler, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> hi! >> seth: it's a party now. >> it's a party! >> seth: it's officially a party. >> it's a party, seth. >> seth: look at us, ten years >> wow congratulations. >> seth: thank you very much and while you pour that, i'm assuming that's for us >> yeah. we're going to drink this conti

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need to live somewhere, yes, it’s better in the private sector, and rent a car , that’s all. not a rolls royce crazy, everyone’s nerves are gone, that’s it, let him. well, with the guy, please look, i don’t have another photo, i don’t know him, i don’t know him and i haven’t seen your wife, okay, well, sorry, thank you. could behave somehow so strange, strange, that strange, well, it’s interesting to be remembered, i wonder, i wonder what he did, a victim, a lot of sire, a lot of butter and a lot of money, buddy, we can’t do that, he asked, to pray , and who he was talking about, he was talking about gender. a friend bought it, there wasn't much there. evo ga, izvolite, hvala, no, i don’t know that, russia is big, don’t remember all the dogs, so we’ll live like a king, excellent apartments, three rooms, a toilet , numbers 41 dash 14, it looks like some kind of signal, but no, well, most likely some ukrainian was atoning for his sins, but the priest said, he didn’t recognize, not the priest, a session , yes, even a rabbi, and khostenko, only i know, there are five people, but no, judging by the

it rolls royce and stuff for the west has experience to office on down space on the prevailing for the confection, empower different supervisors to maintain a whole cherish anti was sources. and for us saying what a more moderate approach the reformer administration for multiple loans for the 1st of most gap. and this explains this for you and size between taiwan and washington . and elizabeth suggests that potentials between the sum size since further escalation. when's the last presidential election this year on the commission to the regarding the united states to it is important. who takes office republicans have proven to be more hard line and belligerent than democrats. yet we have also witnessed the wars during democratic ministrations. but in the us, it really matters who the president is. for example, donald trump is an entirely different person even compared with his fellow republican candidates. so i believe that a for public and take power, things may become very difficult. it seems it's easier to negotiate with democrats prion be election was also born or turn out because o

are at this or that event, for example, there is the same, for example, stand of rhein metal or rolls-royceis, but even this is the prestige of the state, and - again, it is unacceptable to reduce expenses on advertising and exhibition activities, since this is still... for the coming period, well, let's say, the winter campaign is already coming to an end, the period of unraveling is already beginning in ukraine, and you can say it's coming soon the armed forces of ukraine do not have any actions, let’s say, operational-tactical actions, operations of operational-tactical, operational, operational-strategic scope, but they have neither the strength, nor the means, nor the capabilities for this, funding has not yet begun. supplies of military equipment are ongoing, but far from being in the volume required for offensive operations, so what are they focusing on in this regard, by the way, the retired zaluzhny spoke about this, and even this was evident in the report of william burse, director of the cia, that is, since this is the real situation they have created, what they are focusing on i

we have challenges with rolls-royce. the good news is customers like what we are doing and so do our staff. haslinda: greg, you talk about challenges, how are you managing them and when do you expect better days? greg: you have to break us down into smaller pieces. the domestic business is about a third of our revenue. we have reasonable revenue there. we have come under pressure in terms of costs as you would expect. we will sensibly work our way through and start to pass those costs on to customers without damaging revenue. we are very pleased with how business in the pacific islands across australia is going. the other area we have seen interesting things occur, not unexpected, is that there is a heck of a lot of traffic from american carriers coming into new zealand at the moment. about double what we have ever seen. we have to hold our breath on that. knowing at a point in time the american carriers will not be enjoying some of the loads they are seeing and start to pull back. haslinda: you talked about the need to

sitting on the horse and it's, and she's in the burberry look, and we end up like wrapping her rolls-roycea cheetah print. and then i had suits. don't tell me how i found, like, 50 cheetah-printed suits for all of these men standing around her, you know? so you got this kind of full, like mono look, that was just, like, really, really funny. camille: it was beautiful. kim: now, camille, you've worked on some iconic films, including black panther, um. when the film first came out, when did you realize how big a deal black panther was? camille: well, i'm just going to start from this. originally, i didn't want to do black panther. kim: why not? camille: oh, no, i'm, i'm just telling the truth. i wanted to do avengers because in my mind, i wanted to do the biggest movie in marvel. zerina: mm-hmm. camille: and then when i started exploring it, and i remember sam jackson said to me, i was like, "what do you think about black panther?" and he goes, he goes, "camille, that's going to be the biggest movie marvel ever had. i said, "you think so?" he goes, "girl, you better go over there and do that

companies produce modern turbojet engines, i’ll list them on the fingers of one hand, this is the rolls-roycehink that they make cars, they make cars free from their main occupation. time, this is in the united states, i mean, turbojet engines with a thrust of, well, more than 10-15 tons more, this is in the united states, too, because there are only two companies, these are general electric and pradny, russia produces modern turbojet engines, both for combat and civil aircraft, are produced in france by one company; finally, china is coming very close to this rank, high , high. the title of an engine-building power, that’s all, and therefore, if you imagine that in some design bureaus, some, i ’ll tell you now, i’ll name one figure, uh, for example, we have a company that is developing a fifth-generation engine , or rather, it is no longer developing, it has already been developed, it has already passed all the necessary tests, the team there only 600 people, just imagine, the entire future of the military aviation country as a whole depends only on... a team of 600 people, and as for the su

or he'd ride out in a rolls-royce, wearing the mink coat.'re making me the money! little: i remember liberace as a man with a great sense of humor. one time, i went into the makeup room, and he turned around and he said, "oh, mr. little, it's just a thrill to see you." and he reached up and took his wig and pulled it off and then took a bow. [ laughs ] it's been a wonderful evening being with all of you, and before i say good night, i'd like to sing one little song that i used to sing at the close of all my television shows back in the 1950s. ♪ ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ [ applause ] ♪ in all the old familiar places ♪ ♪ that this heart of mine embraces all day through ♪ barbutti: elvis was the biggest name in show business at that time, but there's people who don't know that elvis came here earlier and bombed. it was terrible. he didn't draw any people. weatherford: it was 1956. this was elvis' big year. he's just taking the country by storm. he couldn't be stopped, and during his meteoric rise, he comes to las vegas. presley: ♪ well, since my b

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. >> we forget that the second rolls royce dealership in the united states, the first was in beverlyls. the second, not in new york. it was in midland, texas in the late '70s and early '80s. it's no longer there, by the way. bill, we know you like oxy because vicki is there and you're a shareholder. are you going into the oilfield services companies, some of the oil players and some of the midstreams? >> we -- we're dealing with what i consider to be circle of competency and i -- i don't think that you won't make really good money in the oil services side of the thing, but with the major european and international oil companies in kind of an esg coma, it's not as good relatively, i think. see, to us, the oil and gas especially making electricity out of natural gas the next ten years is the addictive legal drug. so we look back at peter lynch's great record and philip morris being the best-performing stock from 1970 and 2010 on the entire nyse as the people divested the tobacco business and that's where we see us. we are just a part of the way into a wonderful era where the resource i

the history of world war i called the world crisis with the advance he got on that -- he bought a rolls-royce helped with the expenses of his country house. we did not earn out those advances. in today's dollars, we advanced churchill millions of dollars over the years. history of world war i did well. the book i am most enthralled with is his early memoir called my early life, a roving commission which was assigned reading. my ninth grade year, third form year at st. paul's school. it is one of the most wonderful memoirs of an early childhood. his grandfather was the duke of mowbray. he did not earn out those advances so after the war, he sought fresh money and for his huge successes, the history of world war ii. the history of the english-speaking people. he went to another publisher. but i took solace in the fact a book that would hardly have been a bestseller -- it was a multivolume biography of his ancestor, the first duke of moberg, john turturro who won the battle of blenheim after which he was given a palace. churchill was born there. i looked back and i thought, we did not earn our a

and yet boston properties is, they wrote the book with, they are the rolls royce of office space.with buildings in just six cities around the country. it's a niche. it's trading very cheap at nine times. occupancy is 93. they're writing new leases with 6% price increases. they have pricing power. and, by the way, the the stock yields 6%. so, you know, if you want -- and it's still way down. it's starting to percolate. it's quietly starting to percolate. i think you can double your money on boston properties. it's not as sexy or glamorous as nvidia, but i think you can double from here in part because it's down so much. not only are they going to survive, they're going to drive. stuart: boston properties will double says adam a johnson. check that big board. we're up 220 points, 38,837 is where we are. dow winners headed by salesforce, then ibm, microsoft, american express and visa. s&p 500 winners, top of that list, nvidia, of course. it's up $84. that is 12.5%. synopsis -- okay, let's get to the nasdaq winners. that's got to be headed by nvidia, and it is. synopsis, advanced micr

, yes, no, this is a photo mesh, a real rolls rose , yes, of course, once, of course, this is a rolls-roycestranger among his own, among strangers, i found this in vanyukin’s cell, this is a whitewash. the technique used in the filming of the film later appeared on camera more than once in other films. there are cars that are assigned one picture, despite the fact that they have a good film career. as i understand it, this is the same car from the film beware of the car. yes, it was purchased specifically for filming, and then it i was also filming, right? naturally, all our cars are filmed in many films, that is, a career on... shtunovsky, a feeling of childhood, yes, the smell of childhood, the smell, i don’t know if it’s dermantine or not dermantine, the smell, the smell of the volga, a very similar smell here in the volga itself is twenty-fourth. which belonged to inaka mikhailovich, this is that motorcycle, you know, this is the same motorcycle that was just chasing yuri detochkin, did you get caught, brother, but you got caught, he won’t leave, what the hell, but wait a minute, what i

2018, kim's managed to move around in several high-end vehicles over the years, including a black rolls-royce and armored mercedes-maybach pullman guard limousines. the problem is under un sanctions, kim's not supposed to have these luxury cars he smuggled them in, then turns around to flaunt his apparent fleet of limos. >> north korea's commercial facilitators overseas have global reach that stretches not only in northeast asia, but also to places like europe as well. >> that kim now reaping the prestige of high profile summit symbolic value of red carpets and limousine rides. and that's certainly enhances kim stature. it shows that he's an equal on the world stage. and it also has probably an impact domestically showing came as the great leader that he can deliver for north korea, even though the economic conditions remained dismal >> north korea has been banned from importing luxury goods since 2006, but that has not stopped the regime from smuggling and items like high-end watches, yachts, cognac, and other expensive liquor, even ski lifts for the resort, which only north korean elites ca

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with the advance he got on that, he bought a rolls-royce. >> charles scribner iii with his book scribnersenerations in publishing, sunday on c-span q&a. listen to q&a and all of the podcast on the free c-span now app. >> a healthy democracy does not look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. the citizens are truly informed. republic thrived. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are, to get the opinion that matters the most is your own prey this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> next week on the c-span networks, the house returns on tuesday following the democratic annual retreat, and the senate continues work on foreign aid to israel and ukraine before adjourning for a two week break over the presidents' day holiday. also tuesday former house speaker's nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy joined the u.s. capitol historical society in awarding the 2023 freedom award to sarah johnson. miss johnson gained national attention during the weeklong spe

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can see all the way down to the university to go on and do their phd and they can see a job with rolls—royce, knowing and having a look when the next one is. because you know that there'd be one shortly after. we took a trip on the bus with south yorkshire's labour mayor to see the transport connectivity problem first—hand. from my perspective, from i think the perspective of most people who live in south yorkshire, i don't think you can fairly say that we have been levelled up. it's been, like you say, a number of years, but we never thought that would happen overnight. but what we have seen is, when it comes to the priorities and the promises that the government made, around things like healthy life expectancy, around public transport, buses in particular, we haven't seen delivery on those promises. so given we are on our way to an investment zone, they would say that that's one of their successes. isn't that fair enough? yeah, i think that's fair enough. we have the world's first advanced manufacturing innovation district here, something we've been working on for the last 20, 30 years. so

of the history of world war i from the world crisis but the advance he got on that he bought a rolls-royce request with his book scribner's scribnersfive generations in pu. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q and a. you can listen to q at eight and all of our podcast on a free c-span now app. 's treasury secretary janet yellen testified that by the ministration is driven over the last three years but she also address the need for regulatory framework of stable coins and digital assets concerns over the insurance and real estate market. risk posed by using artificial intelligence in the financial sector. from the senate banking committee this is two hours and 15 minutes. [background noises] [inaudible conversations] the committee on banking housing and urban affairs will come to order. secretary yellen who has been flexible in the schedule way to change the time from yesterday to today she has to leave at 11:30 and we will respect that. i will enforce the five minute rule on myself and everyone else. so thank you for understanding all of you for a long time it is been clear what g

the multivolume set of the history of world war i with the advance he got on that, he bought a rolls-royceday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. you can listen to q and a are free c-span app. nonfiction book lovers c-span has a number podcasts for you. on q&a, and hear wide-ranging conversation with nonfiction authors making things happen. the about books podcast takes you inside the best nonfiction books, authors and booksellers. download afterwards on our website or wherever you get your podcasts. a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this. americans can see democracy at work. get informed, on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. the opinion that matters the most is your own. c-span, powered by cable. "washington journal," continues. host: we are joined by alex swoyer a legal affairs reporter of the washington times. welcome to the program. tell us about court watch, which court do you focus on? guest: i primarily focus on the supreme court i put out an episode every month and hope to get court watchers from both si

the multivolume set of the history of world war i with the advance he got on that, he bought a rolls-royceday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. you can listen to q and a are free c-span app. nonfiction book lovers c-span has a number podcasts for you. on q&a, and hear wide-ranging conversation with nonfiction authors making things happen. the about books podcast takes you inside the best nonfiction books, authors and booksellers. download afterwards on our website or wherever you get your podcasts. a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this. americans can see democracy at work. get informed, on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. the opinion that matters the most is your own. c-span, powered by cable. "washington journal," continues. host: we are joined by alex swoyer a legal affairs reporter of the washington times. welcome to the program. tell us about court watch, which court do you focus on? guest: i primarily focus on the supreme court i put out an episode every month and hope to get court watchers from both si

history of world war i, called "the world crisis," with the advance he got on that he bought a rolls-royce>> charles scribner ii with his book sunday night on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span app. >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work, when citizens are truly informed a republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word from the nation's capital wherever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> "washington journal: continues. host: we are back with retired captain gene moran. he spent 24 years in the u.s. navy as a surface warfare officer and currently adjunct professor of policy at florida state university. welcome to the program. i mentioned that you were 24 years in the u.s. navy. several of those years as a navy captain of a destroyer and cruiser. start with your assessment of how u.s. strikes have gone so far? guest: we have changed the