has obviously the signature of m.b.'s on it it's it's a message was meant to be an interim so i don't miss message owns official messages i have to trump that we can impact the congressional the congressional election in november that we can change and this may be the hope was to change his calculus on that level after the u.s. embassy the saudi embassy in riyadh issued a statement which is no we believe in yourselves the relation if this will happen this will impact so that it be as much as the word because part of being in order to produce so and to produce so you have to have this is a sustained flow of energy otherwise people going to go somewhere else and now the market it's expanding in the us those of no longer need saudi oil europeans have more diversity so the market is changing you know they're not as much as influential and they will impact themselves more they impact the word but they are doing this i think because they want to say that there is a reaction from them and they had one audience in mind as donald

s m.b. said and done interim but i think that maybe we can get something from m p said to get the solution at a hole or level the air over and what what could have been really going on here isn't there ok well you know as the days go on oprah will find more. research or on mideast issues and consultant on the line from belgium there thanks ever so much for your thoughts on it and the stories of middle east to palestinian official and several other people have been injured during a protest against a fiction in the west bank israeli officers were seen using force against the demonstrators. oh i think. thank you this latest trouble was locals opposing plans to demolish their village around fifty two families rejected an offer to relocate to another area now israel says the village was built illegally though and is dangerously close to a highway meantime more trouble close by on the israel gaza border one hundred thirty palestinians including over two dozen children were in the latest riots frid

regard and the position of m.b.'s as well tool and for this turkey's particle look at the united states or what position that u.s. will take on the fate of the m.b.'s because turkey believes that unless you get to us on board no matter what turkey dolls' the result of its action will not be very consequential regarding the political career of m.b.'s himself so let's bring in terms when i was you know the question as well as you know the question gathered he also talked about wanting the eighteen people arrested in saudi arabia to be tried in turkey. that seems to be a deliberate turning up of the heat on saudi arabia put more pressure on them do you think that's right. i think exactly right i think it's not only does it impossible to attract in turkey he indicated that he can and will go more out of the saudi arabia because he'd he in soon it that is not the does not alter to has and he put some very important question for instance like where is the body who is the local collaborator what is the nature of the relatio

strong criticism from another republican senator of the crown prince referring to him by his initials m.b. s. this guy has got to go sorry but if you're listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but m.b.'s his tainted your country and tainted himself like congressional anger supported by a former director of the cia i do hope that they're going to draw the line at this and hold not just the saudis and mohamed samanta account but also the top ministration and not let the saudis get away with what appears to be the killing of a u.s. person a permanent resident of the united states and a journalist for the washington post they cannot get away with this i think that this is basically the downfall of mohammed so much and in the new york times a picture of a man allegedly identified as a suspect right turkish authorities he's described in the report as a frequent companion of the crown prince in a blow to muhammad bin sad months insistence of innocence three other suspects are said to be part of his security detail and mike hanna joins us live now from washington d.c. mike it seem

m.b.'s you know mohammed bin solomon he had already met and set it in hollywood had dinner at rupert murdoch's house all the big wigs of hollywood were there i'm sure he's got plenty of money m.b.'s means rocky i mean what an epic sell message being you know there is the plucky saudi royal. plump saudi royal fighting the truth and for the price of oil not to go up oh well i'm just waiting for this this is going to be epic but we must wait a little bit longer because a break is happening now and then we'll be back with rocky two very exciting film in development now don't go away. tracking gave americans no longer new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could meet fifty thousand dollars a year story shows. people who rushed to a small town in north dakota was among the plum and rate of zero percent is like the gold rush it is very very similar to the gold rush but this beautiful. story ended with pollution and d

in the civilized world so let's find out what truly happened maybe it's somebody who wanted to make m.b.'s look really bad who did this but charles you say that the to the west has been demanding that actually our cars as our correspondent mentioned. washington post on a jeff bezos and many top e.u. officials have stayed silent on this case they haven't actually been demanding answers have they as they have done in the past and we only have to look at the novacek case stanley so there's been a completely different reaction that's super for us so what what why do you think that is that's a fair point with. well that's a fair point with one modification i believe that a number of republican senators lindsey graham included who is a certainly a conservative and was an opponent of initially donald trump but a conservative republican immediately demanded for tougher answers and immediately suggested that n.b.s. could no longer be in his mind a legitimate successor to the current king so you're right donald trump has been more cautious his administration has been more cautious cautious even r

strong criticism from another republican senator of the crown prince referring to him by his initials m.b. s. this guy has got to go sorry arabia if you listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but m.b.'s his tainted your country and tainted himself by congressional anger supported by a former director of the cia i do hope that they're going to draw the line at this and hold not just the saudis and mohamed some onto account but also the top ministration them and not let the saudis get away with what appears to be the killing of a u.s. person a permanent resident of the united states and a journalist for the washington post they cannot get away with this i think that this is basically the downfall of mohamed so much and in the new york times a picture of a man allegedly identified as a suspect right turkish authorities he's described in the report as a frequent companion of the crown prince in a blow to muhammad bin sad months insistence of innocence three other suspects are said to be part of his security detail by kind of al-jazeera washington the head of the international

middle east and george bush's entire plan as we will often report in the past is entirely based on m.b.'s and on the white house's links to mohamed bin salmon so we have this interesting tug of war perhaps beginning yes you have i mean following on to that apparently there is interesting reports in the u.s. media about what's actually going on within the trumpet ministration over what is a hugely divisive issue well across the world and certainly nation life there. right well it's one of those articles of the new york times does come up with quite often within from within the trumpet administration unnamed sources giving a sense of the debate within the white house and in the administration we've always got to be careful about these there may be reasons why these sources are saying these things to new york times reporters but the gist of this article that just broke a couple of hours ago is the main concern of the white house isn't arms sales of what's happening right now it's what's going to happen on november the fifth when the next round of sanctions against iran kick in better is a

under the bus in order to survive at the end of the day the world we are survivors so i think m.b.'s his days are numbered i think trump was hurt by what happened i forget that jared cushion or spoke to m.p.'s they said they spoke almost a whole night together and they were discussing policy and stuff so i mean all of trump's media family also got burned copper and really bad you could tell that trump did not like it and you don't cross trump i think at the end of the day trump will take action if and when they decide to publish or to come out with the truth of what happened is the interesting thing is stressing the fact that it is a royal family saying the crown prince is saying the entire family that's what makes it complicated well let me remind the viewers who was the main enemy me or president are gone and muhammad been so long the president bashar al laughs so tell me about your in the mist and i will tell you who you are maybe if mr austin has such terrible and you miss the people who are able to commit a murder and then hide it maybe he's not so bad after all that's what we

well yes you're right he did not mention the m.b.'s as he's often cold been some on with a single word but he also said that those responsible have to be held accountable no matter of their ranks from the highest to the lowest level and this was here interpreted as miss out on you know giving a side blow to m.b. as serious suggesting that he indeed is behind this but he did not get much more clearer than that you have to understand for present out on this is a very delicate matter it's a balancing act between the him basically promising to get to the bottom of it and the world of course waiting for this and on the other hand all the regional power dynamics at play here the tens relations between turkey and saudi arabia missed out a knows he can't break off ties completely with the saudis economically and financially some analysts have suggested he might be looking for a deal with the saudis in exchange for him taking a softer stance here that in his people have been denying such claims about the strategy on the turkish side here by th

coalition in the yemeni civil war that's on the table and the final thing is if it's traced back to m.b.'s and the president is convinced that n.b.s. either was not truthful with him or that he's just incompetent that's going to certainly affect the entire relationship going forward none of this though is going to be decided until until after the midterms which is only eight days away and those options that you all mentioning that the administration considering that's what press house. could be sentence was referring to about the different options and considering what action to take then. well elizabeth i think there's a number of options on the table. that the president is going to have to evaluate i think after the midterms regardless of the outcome he's probably going to want to wind gauge congress in what the decision is in a bipartisan way but you've got economic sanctions you have pulling these is you have freezing assets and the biggest thing on the table is if the u.s. pulls their support of the yemeni of the saudis involvement in the yemeni civil war the saudis can't fly an air

saudi diplomats so let's talk about also i did a deal where not only m.b.'s and what he knew about this murder and what was his role in to it moustapha let's just stay with that talking point that ali just mentioned the crown prince a is also known as m.b.'s moment in soma what's your reading in amongst this isolation that they are apparently feeling in riyadh what's your reading of the way that we're told it's reported they may just be leaks we can't confirm them that the crown prince does feel dismay he feels anger he feels confusion because he apparently completely misread the signals when it was coming to the international reaction to what happened. no i can imagine i'm not there because expert on saudi monarchy and its dynamics but i can imagine that the saudi crown prince is angry at the reactions but what we would he expect or what would anybody who does this expect i mean there isn't there is a dynamic here and there is this dynamic of this new young crown prince liberalizing his country doing social reforms some good reforms in need of the whole pra

s to me and the yen mohamed been sold on m.b. as the saudi crown prince it looks like you can't even tolerate them oldest of dissent from an establishment saudi figure general was not some anti establishment revolutionary was he the crown prince wants only one opinion expressed and that's congratulations we love you crown prince anything else a suspect and so this has. being in an unprecedented concentration of power in the hands of one person in saudi arabia he has crushed wales who might have used different from him he's crossed independent journalists or media that might have opinions different from him and of course activists writers journalists scholars just to be clear even by saudi standards you're saying this crown prince the defacto ruler is authoritarian and controlling and dictatorial that's what you're saying well it's i would even say i would even say revolutionary because i think he has called two of the bluffs that saudi arabia and saudi arabian analysts have long used to understand and explain saudi arabia one is

fun industry it's taking place at the same time as the crackdown by the prince mohammed bin solomon m.b.'s on dissenters the latest victim maybe a journalist who disappeared after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey her to sort it all out as conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve malzberg steve welcome let's start with that missing saudi journalist from the washington post. who was over there i guess he was getting a marriage license or something but what happened to him and what about the others who have been critical of prince m.b.'s while he was a staunch supporter of the prince and the government until last november when there was a crackdown it happened basically in a couple of days eleven members of the royal family including many cousins of the prince were taken into custody as were business leaders clerics educators intellectuals mostly in saudi arabia but some in other arab countries and then he started criticizing that move and writing about saudi arabia so he left the country a self-imposed exile he wrote a lot of pieces for the washington post criticizing

a bit didn't pick it to go did most of the tat is an appropriate to the m.b.'s assume good to keep but who does that say did a kid me to i'm single because and him self i did open wolf way that he going to say nothing committing me i'm gone like the quite dated two year old and the us moon didn't come. that can hide in the. midst of a. quote this is a. vision city has done is out of who god doesn't want is a sad. enough id when it would just when you heard you call cuticle. so many he wanted you so many. and look on video from the earlier very on the bed opposite is cementing who also has the symptoms of advanced malaria. so maybe you know what to do for yourself with only that if you don't. want to go down. well here it is and then this movement. will see its blue devil media. which includes. but is going to end the war and lift. that. no nobody can or don't open up when it it's. mboweni noyo to man they're going to give him that honor of the enemy in and yet it is sad because a good idea was about almost doing you know i thought the new. doc but the break. kw

at rupert murdoch's house all the big wigs of hollywood with their i'm sure he's got plenty of money m.b.'s means rocky i mean what an epic film this would be you know there is the plucky saudi royal. the plump saudi royal fighting the truth for the price of oil not to go up oh i'm just waiting for this this is going to be epic but we must wait a little bit longer because a break is happening now and then it will be back with rocky two very exciting film in development now don't go away. from has been coming up with a lot of statements saying that the arab states of the go should take care of the middle east or other we're still committed to the middle east so there's there's a lot of include incoherences there but i think saudi arabia is hugely important to the united states and i think trump and stance that and this is this is exactly what was driving his kind of commentary on the. killing i think that's the end of the day it's not going to change the status of america's policy because if you go. running out of the flow for the best out of the children of. the high says those preparing

and some other voices are now asking for the question what happened so this is i think something that m.b. s. and his advisors did not even think about it of that he was sure he was a symbol a guy who could have been raised from the first of the earth and nobody would ask a question and also believe this is something that illustrates a higher degree of overt of confidence and b.s. believed that he would have covered up all of the ember love from all the way but i think now it has blown up in his face let's bring in the view from istanbul overhead and you think a long time foreign correspondent in turkey surely all the turks have to do is release a comprehensive report of all the leaks that have taken place over the last eighteen days and that blows the saudi narrative out of the water why haven't the turks done that yet well in a sense they've been clever they're innocent drip drip drip at least the terrorists i think possibly to their own surprise have been in the driving seat behind its own narrative and they're the ones of course who have made it impossible for the truck to exist they

this guy has got to go sorry but if you're listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but m.b.'s is tainted your country and tainted him so well white house correspondent kimberly halkett joins us live now from washington d.c. emily i'm not sure of saudi arabia was listening to that but that fox and friends is certainly president trump's allegedly favorite news program so he was probably listening in that's quite a message from someone like lindsey graham who as he says himself has always supported the saudis do we think that donald trump is going to align himself with that line of thinking it'll. certainly we saw briefly the president saying that there would be severe consequences if the allegations regarding the missing journalists are true but since that statement we've seen the president this white house kind of dialing back trying to play both sides if you will and also some sensitivity from the president with regard to accusations insinuations that this white house is particularly cozy with the kingdom in saudi arabia for example not only did donald trump host the crown

guy has got to go sorry arabia if you're listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but m.b.'s his tainted your country and tainted himself by congressional anger supported by a former director of the cia i do hope that they're going to draw the line at this and hold not just the saudis and mohammed samantha account but also the top ministration can and not let the saudis get away with what appears to be the killing of a u.s. person a permanent resident of the united states and a journalist for the washington post they cannot get away with this i think that this is basically the downfall of mohammed and in the new york times a picture of a man allegedly identified as a suspect by turkish authorities he's described in the report as a frequent companion of the crown prince in a blow to muhammad bin sad months insistence of innocence three other suspects are said to be part of his security detail mike and al-jazeera washington let's bring in my colleague kimberly helka who's standing by for us in the washington bureau so kimberly there seems to be as well as say something's got

now has more from istanbul this m.b.'s lead or story rather this crown prince or been someone known as the government is trying to show that it is still strong and stable in the face of the drop through the saudi market which we saw on sunday we're not quite sure exactly what the thinking is behind the statement and all the headlines voters in the german state of bavaria have been electing a new regional parliament and the result could impact the future of the coalition government and in the latest polls show chancellor angela merkel's bavarian allies in the lead but they could lose their majority in the state parliament. the politico news website citing three e.u. diplomats is reporting that breaks it negotiate has reached a deal on the u.k.'s withdrawal from the bloc ambassadors for twenty seven member states have been summoned to a brics it meeting in brussels that's according to diplomatic sources but the voices news agency is suggesting that a final deal has not yet been produced with the talks still on the agenda. a

this guy's got to go sorry but if you're listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but m.b.'s is tainted your country and tainted himself at a conference in gulf issues in washington where the journalist was due to be among the speakers he was remember what is clear is that our government and governments around the world much do you more to protect journalists might pump you is expected back in washington late on wednesday he'll deliver his report directly to the president who will then decide america's next that alan fischer washington. scam more now from mike hanna who joins us live we've been getting a lot of comments i mean obviously in that report from trump but also recently from my composure himself who of course was meeting king solomon and mohammed bin sell mine and he says he's seen a serious commitment from the saudis to a transparent investigation what more can you tell us about the pump ovas it and those comments. indeed yes that's exactly what he said following his meeting with the king with the crown prince he also met the foreign minister during his time in

relationship this little bromance that we've seen between the two crown prince's as it were between m.b. as in saudi arabia and jarrett kirshner here has been all about iran it's all about building this coalition that would involve saudi arabia the u.a.e. and crucially israel in a u.s. backed coalition against iran and if that is the main goal which i believe it is of the trumpet ministration in the region right now nothing will be allowed to get in the way of that so you have president trump making these crazy claims that this was a eroding element that somehow was not approved by the prince or by the king or anyone else it just sort of happened and that's because they want to protect the potential for this this impasse coalition is a final thought from you very briefly so how do you assess the inevitable consequences of the khashoggi killing i mean is the u.s. finally likely perhaps to at least restrict arms sales to saudi arabia could the u.s. and its support of the war in yemen maybe. i think that we're going to see for the first time a real possibility of a cut in the arms sales to

s to me and the yen mohamed been so on m.b. as the saudi crown prince it looks like you can't even tolerate them oldest of descent from an establishment saudi figure general was not some anti establishment revolutionary was he the crown prince was only one opinion expressed and that's congratulations we love you crown prince anything else a suspect and so this has. being in an unprecedented concentration of power in the hands of one person in saudi arabia he has crushed wales who might have views different from him he's crossed independent journalists or media that might have opinions different from him and of course activists writers journalists scholars just to be clear even by saudi standards you're saying this crown prince to defect to ruler is authoritarian and controlling and dictatorial that's what you're saying well it's i would even say i would even say revolutionary because i think he has called two of the bluffs that saudi arabia and saudi arabian analysts have long used to understand and explain saudi arabia one is

maintain a relationship with saudi arabia and if having to sacrifice m.b.'s is one of the ultimate outcomes than that certainly would be the direction that would have to be taken because over and over again we're seeing that leaders of the western world in any event particularly britain and the united states keep emphasizing how important saudi arabia is to the military exchanges between the countries that the exchange of intelligence and the importance that they have as a trading partner and for the united states in particular saudi arabia represents a key element in promoting an anti iran front and that of course is very much on the agenda as we come towards the beginning of november and the implication of further sanctions well thank you very much for now roxanne firemen from eon from cambridge university when i united states law enforcement and intelligence say they are concerned about attempts by russia china iran and other foreign groups to interfere with next month's midterm elections the first official of knowledge meant of potential interference wit

i mean those strong words there the m.b.'s that he mentioned that is the sole prints do you anticipate the u.s. and the european union slapping saudi arabia with saying and what about the future for the crown prince. well that's certainly a bold statement from senator graham. given the fact that the republican party has been also the democrats but but in particular the program holik and party have been very strong supporters of this say like very unique a lateral decision of the trump ministration to side with saudi arabia to put all their all the investment they have the political capital into saudi arabia against iran and and against other players in the region so this is a bold statement and it puts the trump of mr ation into a very embarrassing situation of course because trump has said earlier he would not jeopardize hundreds of billions of dollars the an arms sales for this case but i think what people have underestimated is the role that the played in u.s. media and the importance that this person had because he was th

america we have let the world and they're wondering where the hell are we what's become of us and now m.b.'s saudi arabia lardo my lord he's making excuses by the way you know that all expression some people bring a gun to a knife fight where you don't bring bomb saws to flights the anger shows no signs of abating here this is the straw that broke the camel's back as far as united states is concerned that these other incidents i think he's got the past. he's not going to get a pass on this. it seems the biggest question in washington now how big of a price could saudi have to pay patika hand reporting in washington and u.s. president donald trump says he will abandon a landmark nuclear weapons treaty with russia he accuses moscow of violating the decades old pacts which bans the two countries from having a wide range of nuclear and conventional weapons. we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to we're the ones that have stayed in the agreement and we bonded gravely but russia is not an orchard way under the agreement so we're

really really only want to pull away and should we be forcing those people to have a go by rejecting the m.b. i want on the basis of that six and i think six discrimination. four am and four pm and eleven in the morning right here in moscow hope you're having a great thursday wherever you are this is international our top story when it comes to policing the web. thinks it knows what's best for us a leaked company briefing called the good censor lines how it more of the internet's behemoths including facebook and twitter are grappling with how they censor content it's done for own good. as more free speech on the web. ok google will you click like or is it it does like i'm literally asking their bosses right now there is no way they turn their back on the solemn right for freedom of speech you'd think well some of what the guys at google have been busy with lately has been leaked. the report with a bunch of guidelines at the end is called good sense or get it they're really discussing censorship for our own good and point out that the concept of free internet i mean the online world as we've

that is in part through not only m.b.'s but other member leaders saudi leaders for many years the u.s. has basically whitewashed saudi leaders called the reformers and no matter how horrendous they do it in the case of yemen for example just in a couple of weeks ago the state department defended saudi targeting of children and that bus that forty children were killed so that's true but here we might see a diversion a little bit b.s. i think is going his own wings and maybe want to be independent and you can see what mr trump's been saying the past few days basically publicly shaming king solomon and asking for money that if you don't pay you can and you will not survive two weeks and so on so this is i think an indication of a silent confrontation and the murder of a. gave the trauma to the station and the washington elites to increase the pressure so this could be also related to something else that we haven't we don't know yet about could be about the deal with the with israel the so-called the deal of the century becaus

with this then i think with the scandal with the struggling war in yemen and all the problems that m.b.'s has sort of cause i think there will be a consensus that he has become or be as a saudi arabia has become a liability to us then we need to also consider that there is also the election factor so now we're talking about the midterm elections in the united states in the one but then also in two thousand and twenty were troubled like to build or to capitalized on the fact that with the saudi money handed than ten billion dollars and other investment he will be able to create his promise twenty five million jobs for americans so this is a bottle that hasn't it cannot be. settled easily and i think it will stay with us for a long time mohamad chatah we thank you very much indeed always good to get your thoughts thank you. there have been attacks on polling stations across afghanistan as people vote in the first parliamentary elections since twenty ten at least seventeen civilians were killed and more than seventy others wounded in the violence ten policemen also died polling was extend

s to me and the yen mohamed been so on m.b. as the saudi crown prince it looks like you can't even tolerate them oldest of descent from an establishment saudi figure general was not some anti establishment revolutionary was he the crown prince was only one opinion expressed and that's congratulations we love you crown prince anything else a suspect and so this has. being in an unprecedented concentration of power in the hands of one person in saudi arabia he has crushed wales who might have used different from him he's crossed independent journalists or media that might have opinions different from him and of course activists writers journalists scholars just to be clear even by saudi standards you're saying this crown prince the de facto ruler is authoritarian and controlling and dictatorial that's what you're saying. well it's i would even say i would even say revolutionary because i think he has called two of the bluffs that saudi arabia and saudi arabian analysts have long used to understand and explain saudi arabia one is

strong criticism from another republican senator of the crown prince referring to him by his initials m.b. s. this guy has gotta go sorry arabia if you listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but m.b.'s his tainted your country and tainted in congressional anger supported by a former director of the cia i do hope that they're going to draw the line at this and hold not just the saudis and mohamed samantha account but also the top ministration and not let the saudis get away with what appears to be the killing of a u.s. person a permanent resident of the united states and a journalist for the washington post they cannot get away with this i think that this is basically the downfall of mohammed salma and in the new york times a picture of a man allegedly identified as a suspect right turkish authorities he's described in the report as a frequent companion of the crown prince in a blow to muhammad bin sour months insistence of innocence three other suspects are said to be part of his security detail mike hanna al-jazeera washington well of course over to charles trafford join

upfront saudi m.b.'s and you'll find that one pretty easily and you can get in touch with us as well as plenty of you have contact details coming up for you on screen a hash tag o.j. newsgroup michael just commented on facebook dot com slash al-jazeera the line stream saying this is a tough one you have a missing saudi in the saudi embassy on the grounds of an embassy which is considered the same mind in your home country we talked about this on yesterday's grid it is this gray area but a lot. of our guests will also say dispense with the myth it is still in turkey and the turks do have a right to investigate what happened there that number plus one seven four five or one triple one four nine that will cover you on whatsapp and on telegram as well plenty of comments coming in a lot of you just shocked and stunned the the whole. course of events it has been over the past eight days we are going to move to syria now where according to russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov the deal with turkey to establis

saudi arabia because there's a good ally there's a difference between a country and an individual the m.b.'s figure is to me toxic he can never be a world leader on the world stage what does the president do thank the president but what i would do i know what i'm going to do and sanction the hell out of saudi arabia you know we deal with bad people all the time but this is in our face i feel personally offended they have nothing but contempt for us why would you put a guy like me and the president in this box after all the president has done this guy's got to go saudi arabia if you're listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but n.b.s. is tainted your country and tainted him so. all right pretty direct comments there from lindsey graham u.s. republican senator not not pulling his punches there as we just heard and he interesting lee enough is a senator who has been very close to to president trump politically what do you make of that couple of interesting points now the the question will his death i'm sorry to say has become the high sugar deal both in finance and politics

m.b.'s as i should call him he has been a bodyguard to the crown prince on many occasions and is certainly in the royal circle and well known now he was seen entering the consulate behind me on october the second well the head of cutchogue and he was also seen in a hotel with a large suitcase and furthermore he was seen leaving istanbul from the airport going through the control there the security control photograph quite clearly now this is undoubtedly evidence that his presence was all knocked over the second he was according to some sources the leading it seemed the fifteen members of this described hit squad and of course this is really crucial to the investigation there's a lot of other evidence d.n.a. evidence fingerprint evidence blood samples all being assessed according to investigators they are saying that they go in at their own pace regardless of events elsewhere whatever donald trump says whatever suggestions in the media in the united states of who where was this investigation

well i know this nothing happens in saudi arabia without m.b.'s knowing it who's in bia he's the thirty three year old crown prince who jumped over other people he's the son of the existing king and i think he's in a bad track i can never do business with saudi arabia again until we get this behind this what does that mean it means i'm not going back to saudi arabia as long as this guy is in charge so you're still in the crown prince has to leave this up to them but i'm not going to i've been their biggest offender on the floor of the united states and this guy is a wrecking ball he had this guy murdered in a consulate in turkey and to expect me to ignore and feel used and abused i was on the floor every time defending saudi arabia because there's a good ally there's a difference between a country and an individual the n.b.s. figure is to me toxic he can never be a world leader on the world stage what does the president do thank the president but what i would do i know what i'm going to do and sanction the hell out of saudi arabia you know we dea

america we have let the world and they're wondering where the hell are we what's become of us and now m.b.'s the saudi arabia why no my lord he's making excuses by the way you know that all expression some people bring a gun to a knife fight where you don't bring your own saws to fights. what is going on here it's embarrassing but it's also dangerous you know folks it is a lot of noise more the malarkey man it's more the malarkey he's under warning are there undermining our worldwide reputation for decency. that by joe biden making this and they see them potentially for the midterms issue presumably will be donald trump's west. well i don't think his base is necessarily going to be that impacted by this because if he says this is about the economy they tend to say well of course it's about the economy this is probably going to fire up the liberals the democrats and possibly the independents because the details of this crime are so grotesque and so widespread and so much a focus really the first time we've seen a story stick to president trump so in that way it could actually impact the mi

the guards to us already relationship due to the fact that what has come out with regards to from the m.b.'s side where it doesn't necessary provide enough information it's comes across inadequate so you're seeing where congress and the american people and the international community. this is not enough so it's definitely may impact us foreign policy decisions or the relationship it's out although president trump at the moment is very reluctant to allow this to affect what has been effectively u.s. policy towards saudi arabia for food for decades so i mean he's not he's not budging is he at the moment. no he's definitely putting economic interests over human rights and he's definitely more targeting or focusing on you know job growth people losing their their jobs but in america we are really big on the principles we stand for and evidently in this situation human rights is more of a party than economic interests and as you can see his his opinion is pretty much isolated from what everybody else is saying but that's that's the question is that really i mean what about the trump pot plant

i mean those strong words there the m.b.'s that he mentioned that is the soul of the prince do you anticipate the u.s. and the european union slapping saudi arabia with sanctions and what about the future for the crown prince. well that's certainly a bold statement from senator graham. given the fact that the republican party has being also the democrats but but in particular the program holik and party have been very strong supporters of this say like very few new lateral decision of the trump ministration to side with saudi arabia to put all their all the investment of the political capital into saudi arabia against iran and and against other players in the region so this is a bold statement and it puts the trumpet mr ation into a very embarrassing situation of course because trump has said earlier he would not jeopardize hundreds of billions of dollars the an arms sales for this case but i think what people have underestimated is the role that shows you played in u.s. media and the importance that this person had because h