groups this much is known on the sixth of march this year caica traveled by plane from germany to ghazi and type in turkey on the thirteenth he boarded a bus to the town of news i've been the next day turkish security forces arrested him in the town of sea looking for security police also say that i had written an email offering his services as a fighter to the syrian kurdish militia y p g k k admitted writing the email but claims not to have known that turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist organization the news comes just as the german economy minister peter is in turkey trying to improve relations between the two countries the focus of the visit is on business deals but i would my i will also raise the issue of german nationals and turkish presence he knew of the case i admired told german media on friday and the government would closely monitor the verdict the german foreign ministry in berlin was tightlipped. this is a decision offered turkish traditionally and of course our embassy use in contact with mr clarke or. we assume that he will file an appeal under turkish lord with the

belongs to the saudi consulate here in istanbul it was found abandoned in a parking lot in the sultan ghazi district here in istanbul which is about fifteen kilometers away from the consulate investigators are expected to search it now but the reports say this car matches one of the cars seen outside the saudi consulate that day mr. disappeared so this car as far as the theories go go here might have even been used to dispose of his body. in conclusion. the new development is president and one has announced he will reveal details of the investigation in a speech in parliament on tuesday firmly get go there has been this drip drip drip of information being leaked by turkey why not just release what they know now. well that's the big question of course maybe to keep the attention alive but for everyone as journalists as well covering the story it gets more complicated by the day more complex it's more difficult to distinguish facts from fiction so you really waiting for the statement by president out on the big question is of course what will he say will he openly blame the saudis of murder h

it 33000 e-mails she gets a subpoena from the united states congress you can never forget about ben ghazi everything else. 33000 e-mails she gets a subpoena not from you or you are that young person right there that from the united states government then she deletes 33000 e-mails and acid washes this is a very expensive process is never used because it costs so much it's called acid washing but five different names but i like acid washing because that's really says it she acid washes 33000 so nobody can find them but they are around someplace maybe at the state department we have a great man out the state department mike pompeo. [cheers and applause] they could very well be. but we are being quiet no collusion. can you imagine? if we are losing the state of montana that would never happen and i get an urgent call from my people and i'm in new york or washington and they say sir, we are losing the state of montana. is there anything you can do? can you imagine me saying i don't know what to do g-letter let's call the russians maybe they can help. [laughter] do you believe this the stupidit

turkish media says police will inspect a car belonging to the saudi consulate found in the sultan ghazi district of istanbul local media say the car was abandoned after her shuggie were missing. indonesia's president has joined a growing chorus of world leaders calling for a thorough investigation joko widodo told a visiting saudi foreign minister full transparency is needed his comments echo those from germany the u.k. france and others of the european union is urging the u.s. and russia not to scrap of cold war era treaty which bans short and medium range nuclear missiles the german government says donald trump's plan to pull out of the i.n.f. treaty is regrettable the u.s. president accusing russia of violating the deal signed in one thousand nine hundred seventy russia says the us withdrawal will make the world a more dangerous place africa's oldest leader has been elected to a seventh term in office cameron's paul b. a is eighty five and has been in power since one thousand nine hundred two official results have been taking seventy one percent of the votes opposition candidates hav

a car belonging to the saudi consulate in istanbul has been found in the sultan ghazi district of the city that's according to turkish media police are due to search the vehicle mannish is live for us now in is them what else first of all has the ruling ak party had to say about this. well hasn't it's interesting that we've got to kind of these deconstruct how these statements are being made and who's making them the harshest statements that have come out from the beginning of this. case has some of always come out from the ak party officials themselves and not the government the government it seems has been a lot more diplomatic for want of a better world more cautious in how it treats us to speak with regards to this this latest comment by a much elix the spokesperson for the act party obviously vowing not to allow for a cover up saying that any talk of a deal is unheard of and wouldn't happen and so forth it is a lot easier for the political party to say this than it is for the government because after all how could there not be some sort of discussions taking place when we saw kin

consulate vehicle that was discovered in an underground public pay for car park in an area called sultan ghazi here in istanbul we understand that a number of things have been found in the car including a personal computer some clothing and paperwork certainly the investigators telling the media that there is no confirmation or we understand there's no confirmation as to whether any of these items belongs to jamal khashoggi jamal jamal khashoggi i so sorry. and they saying that obviously forensic analysis is needed before anything like that can be confirmed meanwhile we know that the only go there isn't this the only going search for any body. in this investigation a lot of attention being paid to they say area these two areas outside of a stand police forested areas belgrade forest and an area called yes a lot of. we heard last week that this area was of particular interest and of course president in his speech said may have been established that a team of saudi workers in the consulate had been seen in the same area the day before who shows he disappeared. implying that there was potentially

clearly false statements to derail lawsuits over clinton's private email server and the 2012 been ghaziinate -- president of judicial watch joined us earlier. >> the state department is opposing our efforts to bring her in and question her under oath and answer any additional questions on the clinton email issue, they want to shove it down. jillian: a federal judge is shocked and unfounded to learn the fbi granted immunity to clinton former chief of staff cheryl mills considering the classified information went through her account. rob: joe biden does not think donald trump should be impeached at least for now. >> of democrats when the house do you believe they may move forward with articles of impeachment? >> i hope they don't, i don't think there is a basis for doing that. we should wait until a report comes out. rob: democrats should wait until robert mueller's investigation is complete before making any moves after bloomberg reported mueller is expected to issue key findings in his russia probe right after the midterms. jillian: despite blasting sharing services like uber and lift,

. >> juan: i thought it was the republicans that who said it was a conspiracy theory on than ghazi. >ys were saying. >> juan: i missed that one. >> jesse: my point is this, juan. look at the players involved in this kavanaugh situation. you have dianne feinstein, avenatti, debra katz, "the washington post," you have the clinton aligned group, all democratic players involved in this last-minute character assassination. the other thing that's funny that i have to bring up about this fbi investigation, remember when the fbi opened, right before the election, the hillary clinton email probe again the democrats said that's a foul, you can't do that. now the democrats want to open a seventh fbi investigation before an election and that's okay. >> juan: the investigation is of kavanaugh. >> jesse: same thing. great analogy. it went right over your head. >> dana: while i was away, ruth bader ginsburg gave an interview in which she was very harsh against president donald j. trump. i wonder if the republicans should start impeachment hearings about ruth bader ginsburg because she couldn't possi

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