i have no idea why anyone thinks he should be president. reporter: schlossberg is the son of president kennedy s daughter caroline, who currently serves as u.s. ambassador to australia. he took to instagram to praise his family s legacy and implore people to vote for president biden. joe biden shares my grandfather s vision for america, that we do things not because they re easy but because they are hard. and he is in the middle of becoming the greatest progressive president we ve ever had. reporter: this following a combative hearing thursday on capitol hill where kennedy falsely claimed he never promoted anti-vaccine conspiracy theories. i ve never been any everybody in this room probably believes that i have been because that s the prevailing narrative. reporter: schlossberg is not the only family member to recently dismiss kennedy and his candidacy. after kennedy s baseless claim that covid-19 is targeted to attack caucasians and black
india is australia s sixth largest trading partner. last year, the two way trade in goods and services was worth about 13 billion us dollars but australia once more it sees immense economic opportunities with the world with my biggest democracy. last year, officials from both countries signed an interim trade agreement and second stage negotiations are well under way. second stage negotiations are well underway. now, second stage negotiations are well under way. now, australia is approaching emigration milestone of1 million people of indian origin. there has been a surge in skilled workers and international students coming from india to australia, and this is a country that sees great economic opportunity in those personal connections, those personal connections, those personal connections, those personal journeys those personal connections, those personaljourneys of people coming from india to australia. so, a great dealfor narendra modi and his australian counterpart anthony albanese
other had similar conversations with other ceos and as to how the companies can help indian companies can help indian companies take bigger steps in the field companies take bigger steps in the field of green hydrogen. indie the field of green hydrogen. india has been looking to diversify and extend its footprint in the field of renewable energy and meet its net zero renewable energy and meet its net zero emissions, especially because net zero emissions, especially because india is the third largest because india is the third largest carbon emitter in the world largest carbon emitter in the world. investments from australia have totalled to $1 billion australia have totalled to $1 billion. india and australia have billion. india and australia have penned a free trade agreement which came into effect agreement which came into effect on the 29th of december last effect on the 29th of december test year effect on the 29th of december last year and they are looking to ha
a leading maker of dram chips in china, which will be the biggest beneficiary if micron pulls out of china or allowed to be used in china, we are seeing mike gallagher come in and say, we should actually be restricting them as well. so now we have this tit for tat on chips. we are trying to de escalate. the idea is to drive down the tension so we don t continue with the chip war and hopefully we will make progress but right now this is a sideshow in the middle of these negotiations. now, indian prime minister narendra modi is in australia for a two day visit aimed at boosting political and economic ties. last year, two way trade was valued at roughly $31 billion, and that is unexpected to grow after a free trade deal came into effect last year. phil mercer and arunoday mukharji explain.