departing the white house for amara lago, president trump weighed in at the killing of jamaal khashoggi, refusing to say whether crown prince mohammed bin salamon ordered the khashoggi killing. >> president trump: maybe he did, maybe didn't. >> we may never know all of the facts around the murder. what is known the president said is that saudi arabia plays a crucial role in america's national and economic security citing the threat from iran and $450 billion in arms and commercial sales to saudi arabia inked last year. >> it's a nasty world out there. the middle east in particular. there are important american interests to keep the american people safe. >> in his statement the president denounce the crime against khashoggi is a terrible one and pointed out the u.s. has taken strong action against 17 saudi is known to have are dissipated and murder. pointing the finger of blame at the crown prince was a risk he didn't want to take. >> president trump: it's all about american first, we're not going to give up hundreds of billions of dollars in orders and what russia, china, and everybody

lots of 13 days ago when the news was completely consumed by his disappear of jamaal khashoggi. i was shocked that even while the saudi citizen disappeared was still under investigation, the international media and washington lawmakers acted as judges and juries. fingers were being pointed at the crown prince. major information companies pulled out of saudi arabia's investment purely through unproven allegations. it was a big mistake. they were the losers, 100 percent. it was well attended, those were turned their backs on saudi gifted their posterity to russia, china, europe and elsewhere. the paw of period khashoggi's murder is out. the killer will be tried and receive a fitting punishment. i am sorry that american lawmakers and media still imposed sanctions against saudi arabia. this is bad news. let me remind you that saudi arabia is a leader in interreligious dialogue for peace and partnership with my country, united arab emirates, the kingdom has been leading on the views of softpower and security . we have been setting up for its infusion, that raises awareness about extr

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challenging the cia assessment that the saudi crown prince was responsible for the death of jamaal khashoggiers penned an op-ed for the "washington post". they say this is in you'llgy. for that would be closure. rather this promise his light will never fade and his legacy will be preserved within us. meanwhile, saudi arabia crown prince, mohamed bin salman is on his first trip abroad since the killing of jamaal khashoggi. cheri jing us and josh leaderman. charlie in the sound bite, how careful was he about the language of the cia assessment of the khashoggi death. >> he is parsing words in a way that people who don't spend their day immerpsed in the intelligence world won't grasp. he portrays it as if there has to be beyond a reasonable doubt stand up level of in court level of conviction. that's in the how it works in the intelligence world. you have bits and pieces you put together the picture and you say we reasonably believe this is the case. he is exploiting the gap between the 100% certainty which never happens in the intelligence kmunlt. to the strong assessment that points to the obv

there are already repercussions across the world for jamaal khashoggi's party.enmark and finland announced that they would be holding equipment. they follow germany and doing so. so what we have really seen recently is president trump laying out his bigger picture politics, saying that the relationship decades old, and it needs to go forward in the future. there are so many bigger things at stake here. he is laying that out regularly now. ebony. >> ebony: benjamin hall, live in london. happy thanksgiving to you. >> leland: with that, we bring in christian whitten, former senior advisor in the bush administration. if we went by the standard, we would not have anyone as an ally. is there some truth to that? yeah, i think so. you have the turkish president. he has a ton of other journalists and political opponents rotting in jail. the president who actually sanctions killing us. look back in history. we were allies with joseph stalin and world war ii, one of history's greatest mass murderers. we didn't do it because we like him, but because it was important strateg

department has sanctioned 17 individuals over the alleged roles in the killing ofjournalist jamaal khashoggi sanctions include saudi crown prince ben salman‘s close adviser and blacklisted for gross human rights abuses. yesterday saudi arabia's public prosecutor concluded that an intelligence officer ordered his murder, not the crown prince. let's have a quick look now at the markets before we go. as you can see, the nikkei 225 is down 26 points in early trade. it was up almost 50 points, a reversal of fortune there. the all 0rdinaries index gaining ten and the hang seng opening the new trading day lullaby 67 points despite gains on wall street overnight. a lot of uncertainty, though, for brexit. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i'm rico hizon. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: despite stinging criticism, and a string of ministerial resignations, the british prime minister has promised to see her brexit deal through. let's stay with that story: we've been asking people who voted in the referendum what they think of the way brexit has turned out s

will continue to seek all relevant facts and hold accountable those involved in the killing of jamaal khashoggithe move comes four weeks after secretary pompeo traveled to saudi arabia to demand answers. and today, the saudi foreign minister reiterated that the royal family had nothing to do with it. >> nothing to do with this issue. in fact, the national security advisor in the u.s. said this was a rogue operation. >> today turkey said the saudi expedition fell way short of their expectations. >> we think that these steps are positive but insufficient for those ordering this murder need to be uncovered. >> the saudis have accused general al-siri of giving the order, believing he had been working with foreign countries. the saudis say the team had planned to bring him home, but it went wrong after a fight. they continued to claim his dismembered body was given to a local collaborator and they have no idea where it is. these sanctions are the first tangible steps by the u.s., but many people feel that the real culprit, those at the top, remain unpunished. bret? >> bret: benjamin hall, thank you.

ability that those countries are able to make a speedy termination and terms of what happened to jamaal khashoggi trump's administration mitty's policy rides on the crown prince. >> they are eager to find some accountability on folks around the crown prince. and find a way to move forward. >> actions on plays for saudi arabia are not the and neck. there will be more. bret? >> bret: up next, a new dynamic as republicans increase their majority, but not by much. but first, beyond our borders tonight. negotiators were britain and the european union strike a proposed divorce deal that will be proposed to politicians from both sides of approval. false starts and setbacks, negotiators agreed on proposals to solve the main outstanding issue, the irish border. jordan state security court sentences ten defendants to prison for their roles in an isis attack on a popular tourist site that killed 14 people. prison terms range from three years to life. marks the first time isis terrorists claim responsibility for a large-scale assault on a civilian site in jordan. a rocket from gaza slammed into an apartment

president trump has sided with him in the killing of saudi journalist jamaal khashoggi feeling that i.c.ecould mean fat contracts for american companies and drive saudi arabia into the hands of russia. that was confirmed when vladimir putin who does not give a lick about optics warmly high-fived a saudi leader. plenty of his critics ended up dead and the two seemed genuinely happy to see each other. >> the president was able -- >> there is an opportunity for president trump to speak albeit briefly with vladimir putin out of the cameras tonight when he joins the rest of the g20 leaders for dinner, bret. >> bret: thanks. as we said the russian investigation is not far from the president's mind while he is in argentina and back in washington, there have been new developments in the case against the president's former campaign chairman. to the intelligence of correspondent catherine herridge joins us with more. >> thank you, and good evening. the special counsel has until next week to explain why the plea fell apart as more legal action is threatened. paul manafort's legal team arrived in was

following the murder of "washington post" columnist jim all caps jamaal khashoggi principe have calls for a stronger response to those behind khashoggi's death. the cia has reportedly assessed with high confidence the saudi crown prince ordered khashoggi's murder. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is reviewing what action take. watch this. >> what obviously happened is basically certified by the cia. it's completely abhorrent, everything the united states hold holds dear incense for the world. some kind of response to that would certainly be in order. and we are discussing what their appropriate response should be. >> harris: the state department and pentagon released transcript of the classified remarks. they urged members of congress not to pull military support from saudi arabia, as they wage a war in yemen. they said they would only worsen the ongoing mentoring crisis in iran. meanwhile, the president is standing by at saudi arabia "the washington post" he is kept skeptical about the competence's involvement prayed he set up if you look at my statement, it's maybe he did, may

>> chris: and who's behind the murder of jamaal khashoggi? >> did mbs lie to you sir? >> chris: plus the president responds to criticism for not going to arlington cemetery on veterans day. >> barack obama went every year he was here in d.c. >> chris: we will get reaction to the interview from our sunday panel and mr. trump takes us inside his office and describes how he makes his toughest decisions. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. as president trump starts the final two years of his term, he faces new challenges. for the first time he must deal with a divided congress after democrats regain control of the house. robert mueller's russia probe appears to be reaching its conclusion and there are new challenges overseas like challenges from saudi arabia and adversaries like north korea. we sat down with mr. trump friday in the roosevelt room just across from the oval office hoping to explore the presidency at a turning point. >> chris: mr. president, thank you for talking with us. >> thank you, chris, very much. >> chris:

you met with saudi crown prince about three weeks ago about the death of jamaal khashoggi, and here'sfter your meeting with the crown prince. >> told me they were going to conduct a thorough, complete, transparent investigation. they made a commitment to hold anyone connected to any wrongdoing that may be found accountable for that, whether they are a senior officer or official. >> chris: but since then, i don't have to tell you, the saudi story has kept changing. do you now think that the saudi crown prince lied both to you and to president trump with what he told you back then based on n the evidence that you have gotten sense, including the tapes that cia director gina haspel has heard, do you not believe that this was a premeditated hit by the saudi royal family against khashoggi? >> secretary pompeo: the saudis have acknowledged that this was a premeditated attack. the fact that we are fighting -- we are still working diligently on that. we talk with folks from turkey from saudi arabia every day to continue those efforts. we've begun to hold some officials accountable. we've revo

. >> chris: and with the cia over the saudi crown prince and the murder of jamaal khashoggi. >> theyid not come to a conclusion. they have feelings certain way. the world is a vicious place. >> chris: we will discuss the growing tribalism with republican senator ben sasse and with cory lewandowski and david bossie, outside advisors to the president who say mr. trump's enemies, including some top officials in the white house, are undermining him. plus, our sunday panel tackles a new administration report on climate change that presents the grimmest picture yet of the threat to the u.s. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. as family and friends get together on this thanksgiving weekend, there's one piece of advice a lot of people are taking, don't talk politics. views about president trump and hot button issues are so divisive he run the risk of blowing up the family gathering. now, as we head into the 2020 race for president, will this growing tribalism it even worse? in a few minutes we will sit down with two outside advisors to the presi

[indiscernible conversation] >> the memorial service for the late washington post columnist jamaal khashoggishortly. be resuming we can see the comments from earlier in the service. i'm here on behalf of senator tim kaine's office. it is an honor to present a letter that he wrote for you today. for you. to read it to all those morning, my heart is with you. the commitment to committing the truth, he left his home come his family and his job to come here and raise his voice. one month ago jamal was stolen from us to sin by those acting for the saudi government. l's friends and admirers for highlighted is advocacy free expression. he sought to shed light on the hard trip about saudi arabia. if the come administration won't stand up for justice for the victims of saudi arabia through oppressive policies, congress will. i hope being together to remember his life full bring you some comfort. i'm proud and honored virginia was the u.s. state he called home. >> our next speaker's will be jamalrepresent values that lived by. the first one will be the washington director of pan america and the former

took reporters' questions today, she was asked about the general motors layoff the killing of jamaal khashoggi and the robert mueller investigation. she was joined by economic advisor larry kudlow and national security adviseor john bolton.

——jamaal khashoggi. we know that he was brutally murdered.saudis that the full truth come out about the murder of jamal khashoggi. there is no question that they have not done enough. it does appear that the administration would make this issue to just go away, because it wants to have a strong relationship with saudi arabia, and doesn't want an issue like this to get in between the interests of the united states and the interest is saudi arabia. so we don't see a very aggressive posture on the part of the administration about investigating this brittle bone up. this brings us back to began, the relationship between donald trump in the news media in washington. you have an editorial to basically accuse the trump administration, and has been a world that is used in advice, enabling abuse of saudi arabia's crown prince. is that really fair to cool donald trump and a neighbour of me in essence, the murder of a guy who wrote a column for the washington post? you are saving our editorials, and is the point about you are saving our editorials, and

transparency over the investigation into the murder ofjamaal over the investigation into the murder of jamaal khashoggias over the investigation into the murder ofjamaal khashoggi, as she holds talks with the crown prince of saudi arabia. a breach of data at the marriott international hotel chain's starwood division means 500 million guests have their personal details compromised. rail fares rise railfares rise again rail fares rise again from millions of commuters by an average of 3.1% in january. and at 11.30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tim stanley from the daily telegraph and susie boniface from the daily mirror — stay with us for that. good evening. there have been two major developments over brexit this evening. the universities minister, sam 6yimah, has become the latest member of the government to resign over theresa may's withdrawal deal. meanwhile the environment secretary michael 6ove has made an impassioned plea for ministers, mps and the country to get behind the plan. we can get more on this from our correspndent, peter saul at westminster. first of al

pressing the united nations to do a thorough investigation into the killing of saudi journalist jamaal khashoggi-- the trump administration out of the council in june. the request for an investigation into khashoggi's killing came during an investigation by the un's top human rights body. the supreme court has ended a court fight over appeals of obama's net neutrality rules. the court rejected appeals from the telecommunication industry seeking to throw out a roller court -- a lower court ruling that favors net neutrality rules. the trump has rolled back those roles. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. just to say, tune in if you're driving home after this program. jonathan ferro and i will be on air with the cable show on bloomberg radio from 5:00. we will talk about italy, brexit , and a great deal about the midterms. that brexit story seeing the pound moving higher today. good news shining down upon the british capita

took reporters' questions today, she was asked about the general motors layoff the killing of jamaal khashoggi and the robert mueller investigation. she was joined by economic advisor larry kudlow and national security adviseor john bolton. >> good afternoon. later this week, the president and first lady will travel to argentina for the g-20 summit. this is a key opportunity for show his ent to commitment to economic competition and free, fair and reciprocal trade. while at the g-20, the president and dell fwation will interact with many leaders including bilateral meet wgs the president of ar general tee narc the prime minister of japan and chancellor of germany and a working dinner with the president of china. to speak more about the g-20, i'd like to welcome to the podium director of economic council larry kudlow and following him, national security advisor am because dor john bolton. after the remarks both will be able to take your questionses on the g-20 and other questions and i'll be back up to take other uobes the news of the day. larry: thank you, sarah, thanks, everybody. let me walk

president's handling the killing of house he will feel the pressure and get it democracy, -- jamaal khashoggi should be responsible response be? mayor garcetti: if we do not stand for, what do we stand for? if we ignore our friends and embrace our enemies, tell people you can do anything you want as long as you give us a contract for some arms. we cannot look the other way when people are dying. we have to stand up for the rule of law and there has to be consequences. i am appalled the president issuing the world and the american people that, as long as you are his friend, you can get away with anything. guy: the democratic mayor of los angeles eric garcetti speaking to kevin cirilli. this is bloomberg. ♪ london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg markets. -- thee new york motor ceo of that joins us now. have had some great years in north america over the last few years with record after record after record. is the u.s. bike market starting to look saturated? >> it is not a matter of saturation and we are a small player in the north american market. we have seen

by the way, this is one reason that the administration tried so lightly around the issue of jamaal khashoggibelieve they need to keep the kingdom of saudi arabia on their side as a bulwark against iran. and this demonstrates why that murder had to be handled so gingerly because they knew that november 5th was coming up. or in their view had to be handled gingerly. >> bret: was pointed out that they did not find that tweet so nicely. >> i think it is worth saying, the administration has done a pretty good job of handling that departure process. they want to make sure you are decreasing the amount of oil on the market without spiking the cost per barrel so iran can benefit as if nothing can happe happen. there are some waivers without having it be tons of profit. i think marco rubio was concerned about the waivers but i don't think he needed to be. and, that's something that people need to stay on top of. >> >> phil bryant us and wants taxpayers to pay for abortions for babies with down syndrome. phil broadus and is just too extreme for tennessee. thankfully we have pro-life champion marsha bl

. >> setting foot abroad for the first time officially since jamaal khashoggi was killed, crown princeohammad bin salman on the region tour of allies. turkey refuses to let khashoggi's murder pass and now reports in turkish media suggests the cia has a second recording, a phone call in which they crown prince gives instructions to his brother, saudi ambassador to the u.s. to silence khashoggi as soon as possible. ask about it yet yesterday, president trump said i don't want to talk about it. france imposed sanctions on 18 saudi nationals in connection with the case. the same individuals targeted by the u.s., the u.k., and germany. yesterday, president trump continue to make it clear he was not considering sanctions on saudi arabia. >> president trump: saudi arabia has been a long time strategic partner, they are investing hundreds of billions of dollars in our country. >> it works both ways and saudi arabia is also heavily reliant on the u.s. >> without the united states, their planes don't fly, their tanks don't drive, their ships don't sail effectively. they need us far, far more tha

tour in the mideast, just after two months of the killing of the journalist jamaal khashoggi to whichany say he could be linked. authorities and argentina are considering a request by humans rights watch to arrest him starting friday. >> our objective is that justice is served. >> experts say unrest is unlikely, despite the accusations, war crimes related to the fighting in yemen. saudi arabia backs one side, iranian backed rebels on the other. 50,000 people have died from injuries and starvation. it could be the worst famine in the century. >> we don't have access to food. >> where does the trump administration stand? it is taking its time negotiating a u.n. resolution calling for a cease-fire in yemen. the president says he's not convinced the crown prince was involved, a strategic balancing act. >> the people we have no doubt about their involvement we've taken action on and as he said we'll see what happens beyond that. >> the white house says the president is not planning to meet the crown prince. other leaders might give him the cold shoulder. >> i think the crown prince will fa

intense frustration that gina haskell hasn't been sent to lawmakers on the brutal murder of jamaal khashoggike pompeo and defense secretary jim mattis addressed the senator's. >> it's outrageous the senate can be stonewalled a hearing it from the cia director. >> a day after saying he was "pissed" about not hearing from haskell, lindsey graham's said he'll get answers but thinks they should brief all senators. >> and i hope they will, i would recommend they brief the entire senate but they're going to brief me. >> 63-37 warning shot at the white house voting to suspend u.s. military support for the saudi led to war in yemen. many republicans said they aren't willing to give the saudis the benefit of the doubt. >> i don't trust any of them, and a countries the middle east, i trust these countries like i trust a gas sushi. >> the dilemma you have all 49 democrats saying they are no, jeff flake saying he's uncomfortable, then you had tim scott to becoming a first no, that's why you have senate democrats chuck schumer declaring victory and praising senator scott. >> bret: retiring house speaker

citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants, to respond to the killing of the saudi journalist jamaal khashoggi. he made news saying he would be willing to raise rates on some people in order to get a deal with democrats. >> president trump: if the democrats come up with an idea for tax cuts, i'm a big believer in tax cuts, i would pursue something even if it means some adjustment. >> he said today losing control of the housemate were cut to being a good thing, he said it would force the democrats to come up with ideas, not just opposition and he and they would begin negotiations. >> bret: john roberts live on the north lawn. we will have more on those exchanges between the president and the press later in the program. from media analyst howard kurtz. first, a closer look at jeff sessions in the way forward for the administration when it comes to the attorney general, many insiders expected the mild-mannered attorney general to be gone at some point following that rocky relationship with the president, but today's action did catch a lot of people off guard especially since the president was ask

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the president also in this statement raises some questions about jamaal khashoggi himself, saying representatives of saudi arabia say he was an enemy of the state, but my decision is in no way based on that. this is an unacceptable and horrible crime. the president saying it's an acceptable and horrible, by the way, people in saudi arabia say he was an enemy of the state. the president floating that idea but tearing it down. also saying we may never know all the facts surrounding the murder of jamal khashoggi, in any case, our relationship is with the kingdom of saudi arabia. the president repeating what he said in the past, that he signed some big contracts a year ago, $450 billion. he doesn't want to jeopardize those by sanctioning leadership of saudi arabia and eventually handing those contracts over to players from russia or china. the president also pointing out that 17 saudis have been sanctioned by the united states in connection with the death of jamal khashoggi. that appears to be as far as the president is going to go. he's going to get that report from the intelligence agency, the pres

intelligence findings on the prince of saudi arabia and the murder and dismemberment of the authority, jamaal khashoggi, on and on and on. i mean, as a republican, one respected, how does the republican party that basically has been the ones that have demanded, called on and championed people respect american institutions reconcile all of this in the last 72 hours from a republican president? >> well, i think, reverend sharpton database thanks for having me on. republicans by and large for the past two years did a back flip as far as what you're previous positions used to be on a lot of these issues, particularly as it pertains to having norms and respecting ours constitutions. i think mitchell mcconnell is going to have a reality check. because in 2020 there are dozens of republicans up for re-election. mitch mcconnell has to face the reality do we stand behind donald trump and his craziness or face the reality that we have to steep away from him to save senate seats? and to be honest with you i think you will see republicans slowly distance themselves. otherwise they risk political suicide if they do

retireyourrisk.org ♪ >> kennedy: welcome back, continued fallout from the murder of journalist jamaal khashoggi trump on "fox news sunday," saying he had declined to listen to the recording capturing part of the killing of khashoggi. trump says he spoke with the cia director, gina haspel, on the conference at bahama didn't all months involvement. this , after "the washington post" reported the cia has determined with high confidence of the saudi conference order that killing. chris wallace come asking present trump about this. what is the crown prince, the president of the united states, directly aligned to you? >> he said he had nothing to do with the. >> do you just live with it because you need him? >> will anybody really know? but he did certainly have people who were reasonably close to him that were probably involved. peace be put on very heavy sanctions on a large group of people from so saudi arabia. we do have a alley, now to stick with an alley that, in many ways, has been very good. >> kennedy: lindsey graham and rand paul remain skeptical and have some pretty harsh words for the con

trump says no further repercussions are coming for the saudis for the killing of the reporter jamaal khashoggi

newspaper is reporting the cia has a recording of saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman to silence jamaal khashoggi as soon as possible. this just one day after president trump appeared to counter contradict the details saying the cia only has a feeling on the matter. >> i don't know if any was going to be able to conclude that the crown prince did it whether he did or whether he didn't, he denies it vehemently. his father denies it vehemently. the cia doesn't say they did it, they do point out certain things and you can conclude that maybe he did or maybe they didn't. >> arthel: benjamin hall following all of this from london now. >> there's no doubt that president trump hopes to move forward from this issue and quickly, the very core as a people who want more information. a growing chorus who want the cia to release the report so they can find out ones are for all whether or not he was behind it. in no uncertain terms, national security, the economy, jobs are the priority here moving forward. saudi arabia is also very key to move forward on this. we saw crown prince mohammad bin salman taking his

rights violations but of course coming to a head with the zpiekable murder of our colleague jamaal khashoggi. >> there is going to be more hearings and oversight. congress has powers it hasn't used on arms sales. using the magnitsky act which i helped to get passed in my past life. >> sanctions. >> congress mass a voice it hasn't used on american foreign policy. we need to use that voice not just on saudi arabia but globally to cmo the world that the heart and soul of america has not changed. >> are you worried about the firing of jeff sessions, the appointing as acting ag matthew whitaker who the president today says he doesn't know and the mueller investigation, the integrity of the ongoing mueller investigation. >> there is -- there are few things more important to a democracy than maintaining the independence of our highest law enforcement institutions. i am absolutely militant about the congress protecting the independence and integrity of the justice department of the fbi, of the mueller investigation. i'm not -- i don't think democrats should be screaming about impeachment. we should

president trump also disputed reports linking the saudi crown prince to the death of columnist jamaal khashoggi. the main focus now, the president threatening to close the entire southern border with mexico amid the show down over migrant caravans and security. this is "outnumbered." i'm dagen mcdowell. here today, fox news anchor arthel neville, rachel campos-duffy, fox news contributor at dr. nicole saphier, joining us on the couch today, cohost of "fox & friends," steve doocy. also, coauthor of a fabulous cookbook with his wife kathy, "happy cookbook." you, sir, are outnumbered! >> steve: you think i'm outnumbered because this is the busy shopping day of the! by the end of this program i will have convinced you all to buy the happy cookbook as a christmas gift for everybody on your list! [laughter] >> dagen: no problem, i've been already. [laughter] you're going to make us pay for it! that's good p.r. [laughter] >> steve: you know what? i've got a 10% off coupon. does that help? >> only because it's black friday. [laughter] >> dagen: we've got a lot to cover. let's get right to it. present f

the cia is saying that the prince was behind the attack on "the washington post" journalist, jamaal khashoggistigation should continue? >> first of all, i believe we should be sending a very, very strong signal in reprimanding the saudis for the khashoggi death. if the president has clear evidence on that, the cia is going to be briefing him on that. he will have a better insight on that then we will. we get briefed on a certain level. >> neil: we have heard what the cia has said. at least initially, and it sounds like they have compelling evidence. the president is not accepting that. if he stands firm on that, if it comes to that, you are right, there's a lot of things they need to die and ts crossed. >> i think there should be punishment. we are entitled to our opinions. we are not entitled to our own facts. if the facts are clear and we have intelligence agencies intersecting with making sure we have the facts correct, then it is what it is. we cannot accept an ally, i personally rely on, to be -- a united states citizen being lured to another country for the sake of murdering them. there

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on jamaal khashoggi from his murder, yum! partly told senators the u.s. interest in this first mission is to counter iran's regional ambitions. with regard to yemen, sandra, do you think it's time to abandon the role we played? in here to tell you that is a bad call. there was part of the message that was delivered to the senators. >> sandra: the camera and the microphone, certainly we will be hearing from secretary pompeo shortly. that continued coverage will be happening on speethirty five. thing's for joining us here at america's newsroom. good to be with you. we will see you here tomorrow morning. outnumbered speethirty five sta. >> melissa: fox news alert as bill and sandra just mentioned, we are waiting for marks of secretary of state pompeo. is there a microphone to see right there. following his briefing of the full senate. pompeo and defense secretary james mattis updating senators on u.s.-saudi relations, and the killing of jamaal khashoggi. a bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing for stronger u.s. response to th

>> well, there was 100% agreement of 100 senators of the death and the murder of jamaal khashoggi wasrutal, was a ruthless, and was against american values. the secretary of state and the secretary of defense, but not the cia director. many people wanted him to be there so she could be question directly, but there were also 100 senators who believed whether there was a smoking gun or not, but if it were to be found, it would be the fingerprints of the crown prince on that. there is no doubt in anyone's mind that he was involved. the question is what you do about it? and i think we have to absolutely condemn the behavior of saudi arabia in this case. this is against our values. we have to strongly explain our values to the world, but also, we need to keep the agreement going, working with saudi arabia. they are a source of stability in that part of the world, and some of the hypocrisy out there, the democrats say we should be doing more with diplomacy and that part of the world, but yet, they have been holding up president trump's nominee to be assistant secretary of state, david schen

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. >> yes, i think you have to acknowledge that the brutal killing of jamaal khashoggi was a horribleng. there has to be responsive to this. i think that the united states is going to see the big picture here. general mattis pointed out, there is an important relationship between the united states and saudi arabia. the u.s. certainly has internal dissension. the sanctions wrapping up the pressure coming here as well. at the same time, saudi arabia is an important u.s. strategic partner it has been nice to maintain that alliance. confronting the iranian threat and ices. also ensuring that the chinese and russians do not take advantage of a potential split between the united states and saudi arabia. >> the administration working with its partners in that area is key. they are walking a tightrope. >> absolutely. this is one of the foreign policy scenarios. sometimes, the u.s. has partners do not have a perfect human rights replica. if you look at the case of turkey, an important u.s. partner in the nato alliance, they have an appalling report in terms of jailing hundreds of journalists.

officials have concluded that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the killing of jamaal khashoggipected to bolster u.s. allies, and the trump administration sanctioned 17 individuals for their role in his death. >>> growing evidence of special counsel robert mueller steam could be winding down its investigation, president trump has told reporters he has already answered a series of written questions from special counsel robert mueller steam, but he has not submitted them yet, he says. it is unclear when the responses will be given to the special counsel. >>> rudy giuliani has said president trump will not answer any questions because of your of a perjury trap. >> the first piece of advice you give any client, make sure you understand that the responses you are given are just as if you are in a grand jury proceeding, sworn under oath. it >> be careful when you answer questions with people that have bad intentions. >> the president also refuted past claims that he is innocent, or -- repeated past claims that he was innocent. former trump ally roger stone publicly said, they expect t

controversies contradicting the cia's assessment that the saudi crown prince ordered the kimg of jamaal khashoggits aid mid-his fight to get tougher asylum laws. president trump remains on his estate in mar-a-lago through the rest of the weekend. peter. >> and kristin wellinger there in florida. thank you. >>> more than two weeks after it started the devastating wildfire in paradise, california, is now 95% contained. however, officials have confirmed one more fire death, writing the total there to at least 84. the county sheriff says more than 560 names remain on the list of those unaccounted for. with more than 13,000 homes destroyed many had thanksgiving meals in emergency shelters sharing the meal with first responders doing heroic work. >>> there is a good news if the visit to the leaning tour of pizza were on your bucket list. they were concerned it might collapse. but a program to stabilize it is working. they say the lost lost about 1.5 inches from the 13 foot tilt. that doesn't sound like a lot but it's significant. it means the tower should be around another 200 years. . as long as they

. >> yesterday president trump continues to deny the report on jamaal khashoggi that says the crown prince gave the order for that county. we are watching that today. were also watching the oil price today. the journal report coming out that the saudi's are mulling cuts making him look like production cuts can is our guest. good to see you. as with the politics of all of this. how do you justify with what some republicans have said letting the saudi's get away with murder just because our economic relationship with them is so important. >> first, there are no boy scouts in the middle east. then he turned to what the prince called -- and that means that sometimes you have to make tough decisions between two bad decisions. that was roosevelt's challenge in world war ii. he chose to align himself with stalin who is a murderer and oppressive to defeat hitler. the fact of the matter is, saudi arabia is a better choice than surrendering the neighborhood to iran or the outsider, russia. it's a tough call. he is the commander-in-chief and he has to make that call. >> i totally get that. do you hav

. >> in saudi arabia, prosecution will seek the death penalty for the killers of jamaal khashoggi. 11arged in his murder. ofkey has stopped short blaming the saudi crown prince, but a source says the crown prince had no knowledge. in california, the death toll has risen. 56 are dead and 130 are missing. the power company is facing its greatest crisis yet. the utility says if it is held responsible, the liability will exceed its insurance coverage. its shares are down 48% since the fire started. robert mueller has provided a look into his investigation. ick gate ising said r cooperating on several ongoing investigations. say it is not appropriate to start the sentencing process yet. a federal judge will rule on whether it was legal for the white house to revoke the press pass after a confrontation with president trump in a news conference. the administration says reporters don't have a constitutional right to white house access. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. to

he did he spoke out on a variety of issues, that are in the news including the murder of jamaal jamal khashoggi now we wanted to see how the markets close we will bring you the president's comments, however, in full, momentarily a lot to do on a busy day good to be with you i'm connell mcshane. >> hi, everybody i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis, this is after the bell, and the dow closes and down 553 points, after dropping more than 600 points at session lows the s&p 500 falling into correction territory earlier in the day, with of course the tech heavy nasdac ending down more than 100 points, all three major averages erasing 2018 gains finishing today in negative territory for the year, but we've got some folks to help us out with all of this. phil flynn is watching the big drop in oil from the cm e. we do start with mr. ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange with what was another rough day. ash? ashley: you are absolutely right , cheryl. you know, traditionally thanksgiving is weak, it's pretty positive historically for the markets 2018 out the window another rough

he did he spoke out on a variety of issues, that are in the news including the murder of jamaal jamal khashoggiwe wanted to see how the markets close we will bring you the president's comments, however, in full, momentarily a lot to do on a busy day good to be with you i'm connell mcshane. >> hi, everybody i'm cheryl casone in for melissa

host: we told you this morning fiancee wrote an opinion piece for jamaal khashoggi.e called for the united states to lead the way on the investigation. she is inviting the international community to reveal the truth and prosecute them. she called on them to return his body. says they must ask themselves the fundamental question, if the democracies don't take justice on this authority, what moral are they left with? a memorial service is about to take place. we are expecting his fiancÉe will deliver remarks. we have live coverage here on c-span. >>