inaudible conversations] >> the senate voted on two major issues deal with yemen and the death of joseph jamal khashoggi. rachel also as a foreign policy reporter with cq roll call virtue joins us with the details and let's start with the khashoggi resolution that the senate voted on. tweet from the chair of the foreign affairs committee, the senate voting unanimously to hold crown prince mohammad bin salman responsible for the murder of mr. khashoggi. what does this resolution actually say? >> guest: the resolution doesn't include any binding legal language. it is not actually setting u.s. policy. providing a sense of the senate the saudi arabia's de facto ruler did order the october assassination of jamal khashoggi ticket also makes a number of statements expressing the senate displeasure with various policies of riyadh, having it with human rights. also criticized at length the houthi insurgent in yemen and their conduct in work as well as iran. >> host: it that often we something that is unanimous in either the house or the senate. i was at this unanimous? >> guest: this was not a a unanimous roll c

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