rachel, we appreciate your time. we will keep following you on twitter @ oswald rachel. and you are at cq roll call. >> thank you for having me. >> early today in number retiring senators give their farewell speeches on the senate floor. including jeff flake. dean heller and claire mccaskill. >> madam president, i rise it with gratitude to adjust colors and member of my staff to reflect on one of my life greatest honors. that is serving the people of the great state of nevada. i would like to begin by thanking them for giving me the profound honor of representing the vatican and the united states congress for 12 years. and then in the united states senate for almost 8 years. nevada, thank you for granting me the privilege of working every day for a state that i am so proud to call my home. of course, like to thank my immediate family. especially my wife, for being on my side. for nearly 30 years of public service. to my children, hilary, harris, drew and me. to their spouses -- thank you for your patience. your understanding and your tolerance of this process. i would be

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rachel oswald is a foreign- policy reporter with dq rollcall. rachel list first start with the jamal khashoggi resolution that the senate voted on. a tweet from the chair of the senate worn affairs committee the senate voting unanimously to hold crown prince mohammed bin salman responsible for the death of jamal khashoggi. what does this resolution say? >> the relish that says the resolution doesn't include any binding language. it is not actually setting us policy, what it's doing is providing incentive to the senate that the de facto rulers did order the october assassination of jamal khashoggi. it also makes a number of statements expressing the senate displeasure with various policies of riyadh that have to do with human rights. it also criticizes at length the insurgents in yemen and there more in iran. >> it's not often that we see something that unanimous in the senate or the house. i was this unanimous? >> this was not anonymous rollcall, it was passed by a post that voice vote. there were a few democrats who thought the language was a li

rachel oswald is a foreign policy reported with roll call she joins us with the details and rachel, first let's start with the jamal khashoggi resolution of the senate voted on. a tweet from the chair of the senate foreign affairs committee said the senate voted unanimously to hold crown prince mohammed bin salman responsible. what does this resolution actually say? >> the resolution doesn't include any binding language. it is not actually setting us policy. what it's doing is setting a sense in the senate that he did order the october assassination of jamal khashoggi. it also makes a number of statements expressing the senate displeasure with various policies of rihanna having to do with human rights. it also criticizes at length the insurgents in the human and their role in the war. >> is not often that we something that is unanimous either in the house or senate. why was this unanimous? >> it was passed by a voice vote, it had overwhelming support by republicans. there were a few democrats that thought the language was a little too neutral regarding the system other issues in saudi ara

rachel, we appreciate your time. we will keep following you on twitter @ oswald rachel. and you are at cq roll call. >> thank you for having me. >> early today in number retiring senators give their farewell speeches on the senate floor. including jeff flake. dean heller and claire mccaskill. >> madam president, i rise it with gratitude to adjust colors and member of my staff to reflect on one of my life greatest honors.