to that i agree with everything that scott said i do think i don't think this will lead to m.b.'s is being removed no not at all it's an internal thing his powers can see is consolidated zone however since world war two the united states's has bet on saudi arabia and the sunni in the in the great game of power in the middle east. president obama shifted that it was an historic shift and without choosing the shia and iran did try to. have more ethical choice in our in our policy. trump has gone back on that viscerally because he's accepted for whatever reasons the a strongly hostile posture towards iran this n b s's ordering the murder of a person in the consulate of saudi arabia is are just an incredibly moronic operation from every perspective that they make harder to make the establishment in the us glenn view mohammed bin sound man still as an acid all more of a sort of volatile semen threat. well a harder ally to stay very close where then get in bed with yes and it may it certainly will give some. ammunition to elements of the u.s. government or the earth or the foreign poli

of course the saudis will say it's not credible and indeed the brother of m.b.'s prince khalid has already gone on social media to say vociferously that this is untrue the question is how it plays around the world and here i think there's two things that are significant one is that up to now a lot of the reports about how high this might go within saudi arabia had relied on turkish intelligence intercepts especially surveillance of the saudi consulate where mr hasse o.-g. was murdered the leaks today indicate that the cia is making this assessment based on his own intelligence intercepts especially electronic intelligence so there is more than one source that they are using for this and the second thing is that the cia is being very careful here to say they're not saying that n.b.s. they have anything that has him saying go coco so there's nothing that directly says that instead what they're basing this on on is the fact that this type of operation in their estimation could not have been can carried out without his approval and secondly that they have intercepts

artley because even amongst the cia and the agencies the sentiment is not to remove m.b.'s but more to contain him what to try to use this as leverage to get some type of negotiations over the yemeni civil war and also some type of pressure on saudi arabia to ease the blockade and maybe even lifted on qatar what about the white house though scott do you expect the white house to try and resist any pressure from congress absolutely i mean the white house for example for months resisted sanctions against russia given donald trump's affinity for a lot of reports on but they did finally have to give way the white house will probably counter brief counter spend against the us and say that they're not convinced or that the intelligence is not rock solid but then you've got the power struggle within the agencies that is glenn it has mention has been there since the start of the trump administration so it's really going to be a question of i don't think getting donald trump on line you'll never get donald trump in line but more rather whether you can get all the agencies together

of course the saudis will say it's not credible and indeed the brother of m.b.'s prince khalid has already gone on social media to say vociferously that this is untrue the question is how it plays around the world and here i think there's two things that are significant one is that up to now a lot of the reports about how high this might go within saudi arabia had relied on turkish intelligence intercepts especially surveillance of the saudi consulate where mr hasse o.-g. was murdered the leaks today indicate that the cia is making this assessment based on his own intelligence intercepts especially electronic intelligence so there is more than one source that they are using for this and the second thing is that the cia is being very careful here to say they're not saying that n.b.s. they have anything that has him saying go coco so there's nothing that directly says that instead what they're basing this on on is the fact that this type of operation in their estimation could not have been can carried out without his approval and secondly that they have intercepts

of course the saudis will say it's not credible and indeed the brother of m.b.'s prince khalid has already gone on social media to say vociferous lee that this is untrue the question is how it plays around the world and here i think there's two things that are significant one is that up to now a lot of the reports about how high this might go within saudi arabia had relied on turkish intelligence intercepts especially surveillance of the saudi consulate where mr hasse o.-g. was murdered the leaks today indicate that the cia is making this assessment based on his own intelligence intercepts especially electronic intelligence so there is more than one source that they are using for this and the second thing is that the cia's be very careful here to say they're not saying that n.b.s. they have anything that has him saying go coco so there's nothing that directly says that instead what they're basing this on on is the fact that this type of operation in their estimation could not have been can carried out without his approval and secondly that they have intercepts in

i think it's important to delineate between m.b.'s as a leader and saudi as a country and an ally for the u.s. saudi relationship is certainly important but we've seen muhammad been sold on extremely reckless on the international stage and has caused a number of regional instability we see that with the war in yemen we see that with the blockade against qatar we now see it with. the incident we saw it last year when he kidnapped hariri from lebanon and so he i think is really proving proving himself to be a liability to the united states and we don't need to have been sold to be in power in order to purchase saudi oil or to have saudi arabia as a country purchase u.s. arms which i don't know trump has made clear over and over again but right but he's not he might have made that point clear but he's definitely not making the distinction that you described about separating m.b.'s from the rest of the saudi leadership. right so i think at this point you know it's very clear that jared questioner and m.b.'s have a very strong relationshi

trump will be thinking syria about another m.b. as i think that will be in january february even march before that i think it's all about that but there is another bottle of another give and i think the only moment when who will be decisive in making a final decision and accepting all of these facts from his own cia men and women that depend on when he's going to do his cause and effect relation and with m.b.a.'s remains an asset for him financially or turns into a political liability and i think that is not known for keeping the allegiance or loyalty for a long time all right. we thank you well the u.s. defense secretary james mattis says the saudi u.a.e. coalition has paused its offensive around her day they are the u.n. special envoy to yemen is expected to travel to the port city this week on wednesday martin griffiths met her feet rebel leaders in the capital sanaa. my mother though has more from neighboring djibouti. the residents of. go to quibble there's no meaningful cease fire to talk about they're still sport odd because

you know yes m.b.'s was heralded as a reformer and has been pushing the number of domestic reforms that would help bring his kingdom into the twenty first century quite honestly but is anybody surprised that this is something that has has happened and has gone on and at the same time what is this change we still need the saudis as one of our key allies in the middle east after israel saudi arabia as you probably are mostly saying i mean i i mean in the middle east this isn't this doesn't change anything i don't still. mind listening to you seem to overlook an extremely important element in this particular story which is basically a compass mohammed has said man has been somehow depicted as the ultimate chance to . prove full in the arab world and sunday arabia in particular and that and his reign democracy is going to flourish and prevail in the region the man says to be thin skinned couldn't tolerate criticism and he sends people allegedly to dismember someone who just happened to be a journalist criti

m.b.'s will leave the world even nastier but this statement is a green light for would be murderous in countries that have things trump thinks we need iran's foreign minister zarif as also hit out to donald trump on twitter for his statement saying mr trump bizarrely devotes the first paragraph of his shameful statement on saudi atrocities to accuse iran of every sort of malfeasance he can think of perhaps we're also responsible for the california fires because we didn't help break the forests just like the finns to which i'm fredricks is a syndicated radio talk show host in the us he was chairman of the trump for president campaign virginia unit unit he joins us now from virginia beach thanks very much for being with us so what do you make of the president's statement then thanks for having me brilliant. what the president did tonight and everybody is missing is he surgically and strategically severed or homik been solomon from the saudi kingdom that's what he did what he said is i'm not g

the policies of of m.b.'s i think the spotlight is going to be specifically on. france. germany and the united kingdom and canada as to whether any of those leaders in argentina are willing to shake the blood soaked hand of m.b.'s given his role in the murder of jamal which o.-g. but also what the saudi crown prince is doing in yemen i mean just a few days ago there was a report by the aid organization save the children that said over the last three years eighty five thousand children under the age of five have starved to death in yemen and so are world leaders protect particularly those leaders that claim to have a foreign policy guided by a sense of ethics and human rights are they going to shake the hand of the person who's presided over this disaster we all wait to see what the outcome of that will be but i think those leaders in the countries that i mentioned are in a difficult spot at this moment as they contemplate the g twenty summit you say that that saudi arabia is aiming i suppose to rehabilitate the crown prince's image internationally what components the int

to support away from m.b.'s and to were some of the other people inside the same saudi regime trying to one final quick question for you and it's come directly from of you and us is watching on facebook live has said quite simply is it about ensuring justice or defending an ally which is it. it certainly isn't about defending justice from the perspective of this white house and nor would i say that it is really about protecting an ally i think at this point using the word alliance may indicate the wrong qualities when it comes to the us saudi relationship i don't think the u.s. should have a bad relationship with saudi arabia i just happen to think that the u.s. already has a bad relationship with saudi arabia because we're letting a lot of negative things happen there and let them do a lot of negative things that are actually to the detriment of the u.s. as national interest and nothing has been done about that so i think more than anything else just could potentially be something that helps reset the relation

donald trump disagrees with his own intelligence agency from tonight talking with the man known as m.b.'s. and that is what they have that he was was. there at the traditional family photo the crown prince cut something of an isolated figure nobody wanted to shake his hand when it came to the clicking of cameras in sound than was on the edge of the frame france's emanuel macron was later said to have given him some firm words you can probably expect a few more by the end of the summit. max what do you make of the saudi prince is appearance today i mean he did meet with three major presidents today. yes and it's over he's going to meet with theresa may the u.k. prime minister later on in the evening on friday there are two sides to the story as always on the one side you have the murder of khashoggi just explain terrible cruel and the crown prince might be involved in that some even suspect him giving direct orders so imagine having a person like that in front of you as one of those leaders then you have that absolutely horrible war in yemen a humanitarian catastrophe one of the biggest

arrested in the ritz carlton hotel the rivals of mohamed bin some on the list was actually given to m.b.'s by jared questionnaire and that's how that's how close they are the problem is however that the new issue of normalization of arab countries with israel is not a sunni shia thing it's actually a issue of the palestinians the position of the saudis has always been under fire had been on drugs the law that they would only normalize relations when a fair solution to the palestinian problem would be found and the problem we're having right now is this normalization is happening without any sort of more of the ocean for the palestinians is in fact the palestinian yes in fact the passage situation has even gotten worse for example when the negotiations and settlement happened in the early one nine hundred ninety s. there were only one hundred thirty thousand settlers living in the occupied territories today there is over half a million so the two state solution has essentially died and we have to remember that the issue of normalization with israel is also very unpopular in the muslim wo

hostile more hostile to saudi arabia earlies calling for consequences for m.b.'s action so long as trump is in the white house the answer will be no even were congress coherent and more forceful with regard to saudi arabia however if it isn't in fact a co-equal branch with regard to foreign policy it can take positions it can it does control in the gross sense the the budget but the foreign policy comes from the executive branch so i don't see fundamental changes coming from congress but this has frayed relations no matter what happens with saudi arabia there's a larger question here or issue which is a bigger even than than yemen or the assassination of shogi and that is the this strategic approach of the united states with regard to the middle east up until president obama first seventy years in a state said bet on the sunni therefore and on the saudi regime under obama there is a centering towards iran one way back to unthinkingly supporting the the saudis but whether that will continue when trump is gone is and it is an issue that remains to be seen thank you

m.b.'s is not taken ownership of the death whether he directed or drought a thank you did but whether he did or not it's is agency that killed this journalist and they've taken no ownership of. the late sanders bill. is amendable with fifty one votes so the first vote is only to get on and. then it can be amended. and what i've asked secretary of state pompei o. and secretary madness is. is there something that is appropriate that congress can do to send the right signal to saudi arabia a sense thus far the administration has been an unwilling to do it the response by the administration is not invalid and i think they know that the response about saudi arabia is not in balance and so the question is. will the administration try to seek that balance in the next hour or two or three. or will congress be left to a blunt object to to try. spawn itself and i would much rather see them do it and do it in the appropriate way that has not been done yet. but short of that i have laid in the railroad

m.b.'s will leave the world even nastier the statement as a green light for would be murderers and countries that have things trump things we need mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . president trump's comments appear to have infuriated congress is implication that the investigation is now over as far as he is concerned that it's business as usual with saudi arabia has certainly inflamed feelings among both democrats and republicans on the hill it's been made very clear that congress is going to take whatever steps it can to get to the bottom of the matter to find out once and for all with one hundred the crown prince was responsible for the death of jamal khashoggi to get this done they are intent on introducing legislation within congress republican senator lindsey graham says this nuff bipartisan support within congress to get this legislation through very quickly in addition the senate foreign relations committee has sent another letter to president trump reminding him that it had

specifically with mohamed bin selam on it's very clear that the white house has gone to pains to give m.b.'s the benefit of the doubt but that's going to be increasingly difficult to do so moving forward indeed if you just focus down all of these sanctions and the way that the u.s. has targeted certain individuals who have yet to be proven guilty even in a saudi court of law what sort of narrative is the white house sort of laying down for the american public who seem to be perhaps more interested in the subject of coals which again as i say reece rate we've got less bipartisan group of senators now getting in on the act to make sure pressure is still that. well anti saudi sentiment has increased on the u.s. public since october two also we've seen rhetoric about the saudi leadership from u.s. lawmakers which is truly unprecedented especially when it's coming from senators like lindsey graham who throughout his career has been so defensive of saudi arabia on so many occasions i think it's going to be very difficult for the administration to do what it seems that the administration wants t

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tweeted this trump must accept for once his intelligence experts in controversial conclusion crown prince m.b.'s is. culpable for monstrous murder this brazen killing must have consequences sanctions prosecution removal of m.p.'s and others not continued cover up enabled by trump and the president is not willing to take those decisions the congress of the united states when it comes back. and reconvenes in washington will take decisions itself and the president might not like those decisions so he better get out in front of this oncoming train according to reports even the cia accepts that muhammad bin solomon's position is secure but they're also justin's but the u.s. may attempt to use evidence of the crown prince's culpability and murder as leverage on yemen the blockade of qatar where the incarceration of dissidents even as some in congress see the murder of jamal khashoggi as a moment to reevaluate the entire relationship between saudi arabia and the us others see it more as an opportunity to clip the wings of a volatile crown prince while still relying on him to advance the trumpet mini

tweeted this trump must accept for once his intelligence experts in controversial conclusion crown prince m.b.'s is culpable for casualties monstrous murder this brazen killing must have consequences sanctions prosecution removal of m.p.'s and others not continued cover up enabled by trump and the president is not willing to take those decisions the congress of the united states when it comes back. and reconvenes in washington will take decisions itself and the president might not like those decisions so he better get out in front of this oncoming train according to reports even the cia accepts that muhammad bin sounds position is secure but there are suggestions that the u.s. may attempt to use evidence of a. crown prince's culpability in to show g.'s murder as leverage on yemen the blockade of qatar where the incarceration of dissidents even as some in congress see the murder of jamal khashoggi as a moment to reevaluate the entire relationship between saudi arabia and the us others see it more as an opportunity to clip the wings of a volatile crown prince while still relying on him to advan

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s is concerned he is sifting in the wind the m.b.'s charm offensive of going to the united states and meeting with members of congress and c.e.o.'s that's over he's never going to get back again there isn't a c.e.o. in the country who will meet with him there's not a member of congress who is ever going to meet with them b.s. again he's tarnished forever now this president is not in the business of regime change but here's what he did he left the door wide open to further sanctions he left the door open to congress making actions he left the door open to preserving the relationship between the two countries exile genus of mohamed bin solman and the final thing he did is he left the door open to regime change any of these things can happen this is the way the president has laid it out today nobody can see what he did and it was a strategically brilliant move and in the best interest of the people of the united states donald trump's lawyer says the u.s. president has submitted written to questions by special counsel robert muller he's i

senate are saying that that he needed to m.b.'s as he's now needs to be cut loose and more forceful action needs to be taken against the saudi led leadership and yet up until now he has continued to stick by the saudi leadership on this and can he continue to do this. well i think the president has been very clear in his position about this he had said earlier a few weeks ago that when this determination was made as to who was responsible for this that there would be severe punishment for those actors that were involved we've seen the united states has taken the action swiftly of imposing sanctions on seventeen sow.

m.b. as a liability or something else all right. we thank you very much. so at the heart of this is the murder of one man and that's the father of four journalists just one day before his wedding let's wind back to october the second where charles stratford's oct the second for fifty seven am local time in istanbul security camera footage shows him and his fiance hoodies each angus entering the building of his recently acquired istanbul apartment. hours later the couple arrive at the saudi consulate before shows his appointment it's thirteen thirteen they stand at the barricades close by the shows he gives her his two mobile phones they have agreed that if he doesn't reappear they should call a turkish government official who is a trusted friend. in an interview with turkish t.v. had he just said that although they were both nervous about her shows his appointment he had told her the consulate staff had treated him well during a previous visit on september the twenty eighth to does this imply a trap had been sent to the central gave the took to. jamal is s

the m.b. exchange. for money games you'll see. when you do the game design idea of a little more just don't put out a lawn mower folks will cool down. you know who i almost had a very senior field. with them if. you. feel that you can cut out we don't have. anything we have here but i think excited for begin to see unknown quantity in nineteen hundred twenty candy's piece going to have to be lost to search the fall country. we'll get back. to. them as well and seemed to switch all of that i got in the game i just. if we want to does that fun to shop for free. as he had with the other long body bludgeoned i'd be scared got it with you when you're getting yourself kishore sag as you may call for them under some program think that a lot of money honey you know your voting just middle class english we need less you are. many people feel abandoned and you know you really feel left behind so you look at the past in a beautiful life when everything was fine as perfect was when everything was good. when hungary was a significant player th

head on the odd but nevertheless strong affinity for the saudi regime his son in law's great post of m.b. s. so there are all sorts of overlapping geopolitical urson all. reasons for trump to want to do everything he can to try and whitewash this evan resident used the word there whitewash that's pretty strong language is the plan b. for getting that in a straight just interrupt you for a second is the plan b. for the trumpet ministration there is no plan b. it wouldn't be the first time in american history that a administration that has tried whitewashed embarrassing human rights abuses committed by u.s. allies the case of the soviet behavior in the cats in forest in one nine hundred forty during world war two comes to mind but this is yeah this is a case where yet again where sort of an allied b.s. of the united states there's something very embarrassing and the white house has very strong reasons to want to dismiss discounts devalue and ultimately nor what is some pretty horrific behavior five of the eleven accused in saudi arabia are imminently facing the death penalty as far as riya

saw a little bit of that play out where he was adamant that it didn't think he went all the way to m.b.'s and then you saw the intelligence we need leaked to a whole lot of media outlets to say no in fact the intelligence community does think that mohamed bin solomon was in fact behind it but it goes to show you that the president has been this entire time reluctant to put it at the feet of the crown prince and the president said earlier that he was expecting this full report . on their assessments of the shoji killing on tuesday we expecting anything particularly new another we haven't heard already. you know i don't really i don't think anyone exactly knows where this tuesday report is coming from if that's going to be the intelligence community coming out and that's the white house or if it's going to be him saying i was briefed on it now i know and i don't think it's anything that we can implicate the current prince and the bigger question is going to be how many senators congressmen rebuke the president because you've just heard there are a lot of very powerful voices and it's bip

of his own people is dumb people brutally and callously by and by tweet he won't care he won't cut m.b.'s loose by tweet but i think if the situation deteriorates then perhaps he will look at letting him go however as i said earlier i think mambas online will be able to ride this situation out i really do write with his powers his powers somewhat somewhat curbed meant president dead on has been very very careful hasn't he to to direct his comments his accusations at the crown prince and to all miss insulate king solomon he doesn't want there to be a complete overhaul of the saudi royal family but would he be satisfied if mohamed bin sound man is sidelined that basically stays imposed i don't think turkey wants to to you know bring this situation into a matter where is the whole blame game will turn into turkey you know affected the situation and mohammad's been so a lot of was like go i think you turkey wants this to to to to naturally happen as a result of the g. case but i just wanted to add to our previous guests comment. it is sure you know with regards i agree totally with regard

khashoggi and his gruesome death at the hands of this team of saudi assassins in istanbul do you believe m.b.'s mohamed bin some of the saudi crown prince gave the order to kill jamal khashoggi. well you know what gave the attorney general the order to seek death penalty against my father for similar views of that of cheese hole actually there are reports even of that and there are torture in soda prison while i'm speaking right now turkey and just said it was reportedly dad ended torture into rabia. semana do we she's also reportedly dad but we're not sure why you believe the crown prince is responsible for these deaths. were ordered that whoever so that will actually will be responsible for the death of jamal khashoggi of dylan jamal khashoggi was on the show a lot from back in march he said he didn't quote want to be the next model i would i'm referring to your father being in prison at the time tragically ended up meeting a fate worse than your father's dare i ask do you know worry what will happen to you how much of a for do you think there is against you as a saudi citizen now living i

murder or allegations that it was ordered by saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon also known as m.b.'s this as germany imposes entry bans on eighteen saudi citizens believed to be connected to the shorties killing let's listen to what germany's foreign minister had to say. in the past few days we've worked very closely with our french and british friends. and we've decided to germany will register a ban on entry on eighteen saudi citizens who are presumably connected to this case in the schengen information system. shaken for months once is to those close agreements in the european union in this case at the weekend we said that we expect more steps towards clearing up this issue. will pay close attention to that and we reserve the right to take further steps of marxism for for german foreign minister speaking there while germany and his european partners have up the pressure on the saudis by banning several of its nationals from entering parts of the european union let me ask you do you think daniel that. europe not just germany but it's other other allies within europe europe has a

during the family photo and the reporters there are traveling with him said that he actually walked past m.b.'s and vladimir putin when he entered the room and completely ignored them refusing to shake hands with them or talk to them just to remind you donald trump while he was on his plane flying to argentina cancelled the long awaited talks with his russian counterpart because of the russian ukraine naval clashes and the current strait and however we remember that just before he boarded air force one donald trump said that probably he was going to have that meeting with vladimir putin however later it all changed the russian side were grad that mr trump made this decision but they're not making a big deal out of it and anyway a lot of our putin has many other things to do here and what assad us apart from that meeting that was going to happen between him and don. but he's already sat down with the leaders of brazil south africa china and india as part of a little brick summit on the sidelines of the g twenty and what he did was he took a hit at the countries whose favorite instrument in in

tweeted this trump must except for once his intelligence experts in controversial conclusion crown prince m.b.'s is culpable for casualties monstrous murder this brazen killing must have consequences sanctions prosecution removal of m.p.'s and others not continued cover up enabled by trump and the president is not willing to take those decisions the congress of the united states when it comes back. and reconvenes in washington will take decisions itself and the president might not like those decisions so he'd better get out in front of this oncoming train according to reports even the cia accepts that mohamed bin sounds position is secure but there are suggestions that the u.s. may attempt to use a. evidence of the crown prince's culpability and to show g.'s murder as leverage on yemen the blockade of qatar or the incarceration of dissidents even as some in congress see the murder of jamal khashoggi as a moment to reevaluate the entire relationship between saudi arabia and the us others see it more as an opportunity to clip the wings of a volatile crown prince while still relying on him to ad

saudi arabia he's ex-military and advisor to the royal court appointed by the crown prince they call m.b.'s muhammad bin salma he was responsible for directing the saudi troll army that went after the kingdom's critics online and reportedly spent so much time poring over twitter debates he was nicknamed mr hashtags last year al qahtani tweeted a warning to saudi dissidents telling them that using an alias on twitter would not be enough to hide their identity hinting that he had secret ways of finding them and just last month the new york times reported that saudi arabia had invented a spy inside twitter's operation to monitor accounts critical of riyadh accounts such as the one belonging to the late i'll just. and i will sort of comment this and then when mohammed bin selman took power the tunny became very important perhaps one of three key people surrounding the crown prince of his principle role was to steer the electronic army towards supporting muhammad in someone's decisions it also involved attacking critics he's not only implicated in official deeds murder but in the kidnapping o

about whether or not their assessment supports my belief that this could not have happened without m.b.'s knowing gina haskell if all of the accounts are true would have said with a high degree of confidence that in fact the crown prince of saudi arabia was involved in the murder of a united states permanent resident and a journalist and it is outrageous that we are willing to turn audio away from such a murder. because we have quote unquote interests. well yes if secretary of defense james mattis has said that the investigations did not find the crown prince to be behind the mud. we have no smoking gun. that the crown prince was involved not to tell him you need and you want to know the smoking gun we have not changed that accountability for the murder of our expectation everyone can call more accountability. if our position is not at all by the way hired. by a person red color red principally. on that speech in washington. that we were just listening to james mattis patchy quite a vigorous defense of the saudis and specifically the crown prince. exactly and they keep repeating the sa

and m.b.'s when he entered the room completely ignored them refused to shake their hands and talked to them there's something else i want to remind you of donald trump's decision that he made when he was on board his own fly a plane story flying to argentina he refused to leave how the extensive highly expected talks with the russian president because of the naval clashes between russia and ukraine and the courage straight right next to crimea we remember though that just before donald trump stepped inside air force one he said that he was probably going to meet with a lot of our pool but it is not happening anymore and the russian side did say that they really regretted it happened however they weren't making a big deal out of it now a lot of approval. had many other things to do apart from meeting he's already had a meeting with the leaders of brazil india and south africa part of this little break summit on the sidelines of the g twenty and. that get together and he took. the countries whose

and there's a group of people who oppose what m.b.'s is doing and it's important to bear in mind that king solomon at least has been is believed not to be necessarily in his best state of mind at the moment so i think it would be very difficult to assume that king someone himself is coming forward with these policies as we've seen with the recent trips of. saudi arabia and even the release of abdul aziz it's clear that there is some movement within the family to try and clearly get rid of some bad blood and i think a lot of those people in. will be involved in the decisions and speaking to king salmon about recommend a policy that's not to say that they'll be trying to use a i haven't been someone even if people wanted him to go he's not the kind of person who'd go without a fight but i certainly think that getting other heads into the equation to come up with damage limitation strategies to deal with what mohamed bin solomon has has been driving forward admit as a damage limitation exercise what you're reading of this just as a basic

khashoggi and his gruesome death at the hands of this team of saudi assassins in istanbul do you believe m.b.'s mohamed bin some of the saudi crown prince gave the order to kill jamal khashoggi. well you know what paul gave the attorney general the order to seek death penalty against my father for similar views of that of cheese hole actually there are reports even of death and the torture in so did prison while i'm speaking right now turkey and just said it was reportedly dad ended torture into rabia. semana do we she's also reportedly dad but we're not sure why you believe the crown prince is responsible for these deaths and for jamal khashoggi to go with her or that whoever so that will actually will be responsible for the death of jamal khashoggi abdullah when jamal khashoggi was on the show a lot from back in march he said he didn't quote want to be the next fall model i would i'm referring to your father being in prison at the time tragically ended up meeting a fate worse than your father's dare i asked do you know worry what will happen to you how much of a threat do you think there i

tweeted this trump must accept for once his intelligence experts in controversial conclusion crown prince m.b.'s is culpable for monstrous murder this brazen killing must have consequences sanctions prosecution removal of m.p.'s and others not continued coverup enabled by trump and the president is not willing to take those decisions the congress of the united states when it comes back. and reconvenes in washington will take decisions itself and the president might not like those decisions so he better get out in front of this oncoming train according to reports even the cia accepts that muhammad bin sounds position is secure but there are suggestions that the u.s. may attempt to use evidence of a. crown prince's culpability in to show g.'s murder as leverage yemen the blockade of qatar where the incarceration of dissidents even as some in congress see the murder of jamal khashoggi as a moment to reevaluate the entire relationship between saudi arabia and the us others see it more as an opportunity to clip the wings of a volatile crown prince while still relying on him to advance the trumpet

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