Australian Prime Minister Albanese: There will be an offline meeting with US President Trump in the future.

Australia's ANZ total job advertisement annual rate in April was -5.1%, seasonally adjusted, compared with -7.9% in the previous month.

1. For the first time, it was made clear that Powell would not be fired in advance -When asked whether Powell would be fired before 2026, Trump gave the clearest negative answer so far: "No, no, no. Why do that? I can wait, and I can replace him soon anyway." 2. Downplaying concerns about a recession -Trump downplayed concerns about the possibility of a recession and said that the United States is in a transition period. He is not worried that the economy will shrink during his term, but he does not rule out this possibility. When further asked whether he would be responsible for the impact of his tariff policy on the economy, Trump said that he would ultimately be responsible for everything. 3. 100% tariff on imported movies -Trump: "The American film industry is dying rapidly. A 100% tariff will be imposed on all movies made abroad that enter the United States. We want to make movies in the United States again!" At present, there are countless Hollywood blockbusters that have been completed overseas and have not yet been released, or blockbusters that are in progress and planned to be shot overseas. 4. Reactivate "Alcatraz" - Trump posted on social media that he is instructing the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Homeland Security to reopen the greatly expanded and rebuilt Alcatraz Island Prison (also known as "Alcatraz") to detain the "most cruel and violent criminals" in the United States. 5. Appoint a new national security adviser - Trump: A new national security adviser is expected to be appointed within six months; the appointment of Matthew Miller, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Defense, is being considered as a national security adviser. 6. Always talk about the "51st state" - On the eve of the Canadian Prime Minister's visit to the United States, Trump reiterated in an interview with the U.S. media that he wanted to make Canada the "51st state" of the United States and said he would "talk about it forever." When asked if he would consider using force to annex Canada, Trump believed that "we will never get to that point." 7. Propose to send U.S. troops to Mexico - Trump admitted that he did propose to Mexico to send U.S. troops to help the Mexican government fight drug cartels. Mexican President Sheinbaum confirmed that she had refused because "sovereignty cannot be sold" and said that she would never allow U.S. troops to enter Mexico. 8. "Annexation of Greenland" mentioned again - Trump said in the interview that he was still "skeptical" about the armed seizure of Greenland, but he said the possibility "definitely" existed. 9. Possible trade agreement - When asked whether any trade agreement would be reached this week, Trump said: It is very likely that there will be one.