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has been providing logistical and intelligence support to the saudi emirates acoa. in the war in yemen since two thousand and fifteen it began under president barack obama and it's meant to help stabilize the region and counteract iranian actions therefore the rebels fighting the coalition are backed by to run until recently much of the u.s. assistance was in the form of in-flight refueling for a saudi jets bombing yemen that's been halted in recent weeks in the wake of the outrage around the murder of. the u.s. still cooperates on intelligence for the coalition and is the top arms supplier to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. it says its officers advise the coalition are potential targets so minimize civilian casualties well the murder is casting a shadow on the saudi crown prince's visit to argentina he's there for the g. twenty summit it's his first meeting with world leaders outside the middle east since the murder of. to reasonable reports from one of sirees. he was the first foreign leader to arrive to win a society mohammed bin salmen landed here early on wednesday

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we know about his work in ukraine for the pro-russian regime there,ian acoa ian yanuk. connect the dots for us. >> sure. so mr. manafort came in to the campaign right before we conducted that interview with the president. and then quickly became the campaign chairman. he was out by august of that year. but during that time, as you point out, the republican platform got watered down to avoid what seemed to be a pretty ritual condemnation of the russians taking over foreign territory. and the president has said and has said since he had nothing to do with that. but what we're now seeing is a possible explanation for why donald trump's approach to russia during the campaign and during his presidency was so different from the rest of his republican colleagues and of course even the democrats at the time. now, this does not prove causality, poppy. you cannot say that he changed his view because he had a business deal that was pending. and his view has remained the same even after that business deal fell apart. >> that's true. >> it is pretty interesting that we did not know