because investors have been shunning some of these haidi stocks and particularly chipmakers. emily: i do want to get to these annual general meetings all happening today. many of them in tech. twitter, amazon and meta, we are following these good what were your key takeaways? >> twitter was closely watched. buzz because the drama surrounding elon musk's takeover drama, but that actually is said to have been at a later date. we got the news that founder jack dorsey is stepping down off the board and a key director also failing his reelection bid. let's move onto amazon because the shareholders are rejecting all of the proposals that were in place to make the conditions better for the workers. this company has come under a lot of scrutiny because of those conditions for workers as we know. and also, the stock split being approved by shareholders at 20 to one, that is set to take pace in june. emily: thank you for that round up. meantime, we're learning new details about the deadly and devastating shooting in texas. texas governor greg abbott saying the 18-year-old gunman who ki

paul: haidi: potential -- paul: potentially. the results on saturday night in australia was very interesting. the primary vote for both the maybury -- both the major parties fell back, and it was picked up in large part by clement-focus groups. the green party -- part by climate-focused groups. the entire ring around sydney harbour has now turned teal, being held by so-called teal independents who have a liberal ideology but a green tinge to them. a number of liberal seats that have been liberal seats for decades have fallen to the so-called teal independents. at the moment labor does not have an outright majority. it looks like it will probably get one, but if it does not, they will rely on these green-focused candidates. yvonne: we were talking to a previous guest about how this quad alliance has lost a bit of effectiveness in the past few years. what is needed to restore that credibility? it seems there are still members within this quad that are wary about provoking china. stephen: absolutely. you want to stand firm but not