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I think for us, going even back a year we were talking about previous projects that we have had and we do have ar glasses in the pipeline. we really want to have a conversation, a dialogue with consumers around the world on, yeah, what are the standards and expectations they have for the types of computers that we are going to wear in the future. and this is really our first foray into putting something on someone�*s face, and were really excited about it and seeing how people react to it. and...

Presence and is a key partner and ally in strengthening the security and prosperity of the region. the united states looks forward to working closely with france and other key countries as we go forward. and, finally, this initiative is about making sure that each of us has a modern capability, the most modern capabilities we need to maneuver and defend against rapidly evolving threats. aukus will bring together our sailors, our scientists, and our industries to maintain and expand our aging mil...

Australia and the uk are going to help australia get nuclear-powered submarines. that doesnt mean a nuclear-armed submarine, right? >> it does not. thats a very important distinction, which, as we note, the president took care to make. it is a big deal no matter how you look at it on several levels. first, in my mind, it really breathes life into the notion of a pivot to asia, which weve been talking about for a long time. >> for decades. >> and its a very bold step for the australian government...

Australia has on china for its economy, its a bold step because clearly the chinese will view this as provocative. and they should. it also, i think, demonstrates a real pivot away from the distractions that you mentioned, afghanistan, counterterrorism, into a strategic relationship that weve always had a close relationship with australia, clearly, certainly i can attest to the intelligence domain. this will profoundly extend the capability of australian navy, and in a sense expand the size of t...

Taliban is carrying out revenge killings, including the execution of an afghan sniper who had worked with british special forces. in front of his family. correspondent trey yingst reports from kabul that the disarray appears to be allowing one of the most infamous terror groups to make a comeback. >> we are already beginning to see some indications of some potential movement of al qaeda to afghanistan. >> deputy cia director david cohen issuing a warning today. speaking at an intelligence and na...

Abandoning bases and decimating our intelligence capability adds up to what is the united states doing, can we trust them anymore? we have to get serious about reassuring allies issue not just in europe, but also around asia, they want to know the united states will be with them as they struggle against china economically and ultimately perhaps militarily. >> sandra: we hear your warning and the urgency in your voice. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. john. >> john: sandra, americans watc...

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Boost to its defence system and the nuclear powered submarines, but also the statement says that it will be a sharing of other technologies, cyber technologies and capabilities, artificial intelligence, and official undersea capabilities it mentions, though it gives no details. so all of that no doubt gives australia a more robust military infrastructure, and it will be seen notjust in this country, but i think in the region as a whole as a commitment from the uk and the us as partners to stabil...

For any nation to acquire this formidable capability. now the uk will embark on this project alongside our allies, making the world safer and generating jobs across our united kingdom. thank you. over to you, mr. president. >> thank you, boris. and i want to thank that fellow down under. thank you very much, pal. i appreciate it, mr. prime minister. im honored today to be joined by two of americas closest allies, australia and the united kingdom to launch a new phase of the trilateral security

Lot of questions today how did afghanistan end up in the situation it is now. he talked a lot about the realities the biden administration faced in the early days of the administration. here in afghanistan you have see the military equipment the taliban has. despite the fact the secretary of state talked about the taliban not obtaining that equipment. you see how spread out these fighters are and how organized they are. it brings up these questions how did the united states, the biden administra...