Provider. In the recently concluded session of the australian parliament, the debate on the paris climate agreement in a recent summit among other topics. Heres a recap, this is half an hour. Hello. Welcome to question time with the australian is the 22nd of may will the terror attacks in manchester have an impact on the way down here that asked about keeping australia say. My questions to the primehe h minister, on the manchestergove terror attack what is the government doing to keep safe . Thank you mr. Speaker. I think every question. Mr. Speaker, i spoke with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, theresa may, last night. I convey to her the Heartfelt Sympathies, the condolences of their sterling people to the people of britain into the victims of this criminal attacki and their families. I have reaffirmed to her the resolute solidarity of australia with britain, partners now as we always have been and always will and Prime Minister may thanked me and think this parliament for t
That britains voted and decided they did not like theresa may as much as she hoped they would. Ed they voted in large numbers and they decided that her campaign for a new mandate three years early was not something they wanted to give her. They also for the large part a lot of young people turned outmi for Jeremy Corbin, man of the left who ran an optimistic campaign, criticize thehe criti conservatives on questions and on productions and policeman and social welfare, to not really po explain how things were going to get paid for. But in general the problem foree tresa me is the more people heard her the less they seem to like her. Part of this based on the election was called an expectation among the conservative party that Jeremy Corbin was weak and labor wasd t preparing to get rid of him . Not so much they would get rid of him but he was weak and vulnerable and she would be s strong and stable. He turned out to be quite a good campaigner. As she turned out to be a terrible campaign
Provider. In the recently concluded session of the australian parliament, the debate on the paris climate agreement in a recent summit among other topics. Heres a recap, this is half an hour. Hello. Welcome to question time with the australian is the 22nd of may will the terror attacks in manchester have an impact on the way down here that asked about keeping australia say. My questions to the primehe h minister, on the manchestergove terror attack what is the government doing to keep safe . Thank you mr. Speaker. I think every question. Mr. Speaker, i spoke with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, theresa may, last night. I convey to her the Heartfelt Sympathies, the condolences of their sterling people to the people of britain into the victims of this criminal attacki and their families. I have reaffirmed to her the resolute solidarity of australia with britain, partners now as we always have been and always will and Prime Minister may thanked me and think this parliament for t
To welcome them again. Were grateful that cspan is here. Im sure it has quite a bit to do with our next guest here, chairman pai, but were glad all of you, all of you are here. So in keeping chairman pai knows that i do this because hes been here before. Hes got an illustrious biography, i could go on and on and on about it, but weve got it in the brochure, for those of you who are in the cspan audience, our brochure is on the website, on the home page of the website. Its got fcc chairman ajit pais bio in it. So i commend that to you, but you know, i would just say, to state what everyone here knows, that chairman pai served as a commissioner prior to assuming the chairmanship of the fcc. How soon after the inauguration, was that two days later . It was on a monday, january 23rd, so about three days after. About three days, he was appointed by President Trump to be chair of the fcc. You know, what i will say about chairman pai is this, without going over each of the particular offices
Ladies and gentlemen, the president of the United States and the president of romania. President trump thank you very much. President iohannis, thank you for being here. Its an honor to welcome such a good friend of america to the white house. As you know, the people of romania and america share much in common. A love of freedom, proud cultures, rich traditions, and a vast and storied landscape to call home. The relationship between our two countries stretches back well over a century, but today we especially reaffirm and celebrate our Strategic Partnership that began more than 20 years ago. That partnership covered many dimensions, including economic, military, and cultural ties, and today we are making those ties even stronger. Mr. President , your visit comes at an important moment, not just in this partnership, but among all the responsible nations of the world. I have just returned from a trip to europe and the middle east, where i worked to strengthen our alliances, forge new fri