then this week's other news on foreign policy with samantha power, michael hayden and steven hadly. >>> but first, here's my take. this is a sad week for america, one of the saddest that i have ever witnessed. first a series of bombs directed at a former president and other public figures. then an act of horrific terror in a house of worship. we seem to have crossed lines and broken barriers of decency of the attack on the tree of life synagogue strikes me as particularly tragic. one of the most extraordinary features of modern american life has been the integration of its jewish community. for over 2,500 years jews have been vilified and persecuted everywhere. and then came america and israel. two places are jews could breathe easily and live safely. in turn, in this country jews have been deeply patrottic and productive americans p, scaling the heights of achievement but also becoming civic leaders, philanthropists and could citizens. and yet we have seen an unmistakable rise of anti-semitism in recent years. and now this. what does this say about america? the two events of this wee

michael hayden was director of the cia and nsa.ay, he's a principal at the chertoff group and cnn security analyst. and teach hadley was national security adviser under president george bush. he's a principal at the international strategic consulting firm. we're going to play a little bit of a simulation and take you into the national security council. and what i'm going to arbitrarily say, roughly speaking, steve, i'm going to take your old job and i'm going to be the national security adviser. there's no prospect of that actually happening. you're going to be secretary of defense, you're going to be the head of intelligence, and you're going to be the secretary of state, sam. so i don't want you to think too much about the position. i want you to just give your best advice. mike, you have the saudi situation. the turkish government has now made absolutely cheer that they have, from their point of view, incontrovertible evidence that the saudis did what they did, the saudis deny it. then they finally acknowledge that khashoggi was

want to get to michael hayden. thanks for being with us. do you think this apparent explanation for khashoggi's death is a believable one, and if the saudis do end up going with this idea that this was a botched interrogation, do you think he gives enough cover to the u.s. and to the saudis to move past it? >> anderson, i would characterize it as a plausible story. and in fact i was on-air last week suggesting that that may have been what happened, an interrogation, a rendition gone wrong. but, you know, you don't get the benefit of the doubt when you take two weeks to develop your cover story. and so i think we have a right to be very suspicious about this. but let me end where i began. it's plausible. i'd like to see a lot more evidence. now, with regard to can you get beyond it? i actually think it is the purpose in both the kingdom and the trump administration to get beyond this as quickly as possible with as little impact as possible on american-saudi relations. and i think that's why the president has been sounding like he has for the

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"outfront" tonight, former cia director general michael hayden.oming in. >> sure. >> what do you make of the u.s. response so far to this disappearance? should the president be pushing harder, or is the president right to say that they want to let this be investigated before, i don't know, leaning in? >> yeah, so, you want to be quite certain because this is going to be a very dramatic event in u.s.-saudi, u.s.-turkish relations. but you know, it looks as if the case is building its own momentum, and based upon just the commentary this evening, i think those folks who know believe very strongly that this is exactly what happened and the hand of saudi arabia was involved in this. and so, i'm a little disappointed that the president seems to be a bit behind the conclusions that i think are clearly being drawn by the intelligence community, and i would -- i was certainly off put by the commentary today, trying to point out that khashoggi wasn't a u.s. citizen and it happened in turkey. i mean, those aren't really critical considerations. this is an e

argument as to why it carries some weight this is susan rice in addition to the former cia director michael hayden another former cia director john brennan the arguments they make are pretty consistent the concern about the mounting civilian casualties in yemen the blockade of qatar the kidnapping of the lebanese prime minister the list goes on and on but what gives this extra weight is of course susan rice's role in the administration now we should point out that her argument in all of this is that she believes that the saudi king is not going to rein in the crown prince and as a result the united states needs to re-evaluate its referent its relationship with saudi arabia by ending the military support in yemen halting ourselves and she also says ending its infatuation or rather donald trump needs to end its infatuation with saudi arabia in order to protect u.s. interests but. it was just talking about the report that's out that outlines the amounts of money that saudi arabia actually spends in the u.s. to influence foreign policy so having said that and seeing how much they actually do spend how

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decisions she's just adding to those who have already made that conclusion the former cia director michael hayden he says he believes the crown prince knew about the killing in the operation to kill. the former cia director brennan says there's no doubt the crown prince knew about the operation so susan rice is essentially building on what some of her colleagues have also concluded the point she's making in all this though is that something needs to happen as so she is in turn putting pressure on the trumpet administration making the point that military sales need to be suspended the military support the united states is giving to the saudi led coalition yemen needs to stop but most notably she also says that donald trump and she criticizes it here she says he needs to end his quote infatuation with the crown prince in order to protect u.s. interests because once his position is pretty clear notably they're watching closely because globally i mean they have been the ones that are so when being vocal about any meaningful future of punishment pending a full report. yeah but it is it's not clear tha

policies, followed by discussion on threats to democratic institutions with james clapper and michael haydenmong the speakers. later president trump campaigns in florida on behalf of republican candidates ahead of next week's elections. and on c-span3, the national council on u.s.-arab relations holds their annual conference in washington, starting at 8:45 eastern. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. providence,top in rhode island, we asked which party should control congress, and why. >> i'm a democrat but i would basically like to see everybody get along and everybody work together instead of everybody bickering back and forth. we need to work together and put a lot of respect back into our country. we lost a lot of that. learn how to respect each other again. >> i would like the democrats to host the party because i am personally a democrat, i'm a registered voter who will vote most likely for all democrats, but it hasn't been able to be that way in congress for a long time, whereas we have had both, where one outweighed the other one, but i would like

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joining us now is general michael hayden, cnn national security analyst.ral, thank you so much for being with us. >> sure, john. >> you spent your life in service to the country and also living under codes of honor, so when you see and hear the president saying this is a very difficult time for men in america, what message do you hear? >> john, when you step back from it, and what i saw yesterday, both in the afternoon piece you saw and in the evening piece at the rally in mississippi, it was part of a larger piece. as a candidate and now as president, mr. trump has appealed to fear and grievance and division, almost a cult of victimization, and on the international scene it's america the ripped off with regard to trade and treaties and alliances and so on, and domestically he's appealing to groups who feel most aggrieved and frankly the group for whom that message works most successfully are noncollege educated white males, and i think the president was in a raw appeal to his base yesterday afternoon and evening. >> men are the victims. what does that mea

i want to bring in general michael hayden.is unfolding that peoples' fears have been confirmed that there are more packages out there, and this morning there's a serial bomber on the loose and a nationwide manhunt. share your thoughts with us? >> alisyn, you know as the temperature has risen inside the american political discourse, i think all of us had a sense of danger that we were moving into a place where some folks on the extremes of our society would resort to violence, and we are seeing good evidence of that yesterday. look, it's going to be very difficult to draw a straight line between a presidential statement and these particular actions, but i do in my heart believe the way the president speaks, the way he acts, his mannerisms and tone have moved the center line of american political discourse and when you move the center line of discourse, you begin to pull in the fringe element to be something more acceptable and more motivated and justified. i fear we are seeing that now. alisyn, you know there's a reason that th

we have michael hayden. ve new information about what michael cohen might mean to president trump and the scope of all the investigations that are going on. he's not talking to prosecutors just about paying women. it's a lot more. it's a lot longer. and it could mean things that we have not anticipated in the past. so we're going to take you through all of that. then i have a closing argument, my friend. you're going to want to watch. i heard something from the president today that literally almost made me lose a filling from laughing. now, i'm not going to give it away. >> you're not going to give it away? >> no, i have to keep them guessing. >> okay. >> i don't like that you have been hiding the most important information that we have tonight, god forbid there's any other breaking news. i know where you are, anderson. i know where you are? >> oh, yeah. >> you are in arizona and you are getting your just desserts. you are getting the award of all awards for a journalist, the cronkite award for life time achi

judy, michael hayden, the forme. director undert presidsh and n.s.a.ector as well under president obama, made, i ht, a penetrating observation. he said, president trump has clos personal relations with three heads of state who have on their hands the murder of a citizen in another country. kim jong un, mr. putin and now the saudi royal family. i know if you're accused of mud slinging if you quote the president, but i do want to quote the president. some of his ardent supporters say he shouldn't be quted because he doesn't always mean it, but he has said, am i supposed to dislike tem, speaking of the saudis? i like them very much. they make rich. they make me millions and hundreds of millions. i make a lot oney with them. d this is about his values, and these are now the united states vaues. that's what he's embodying and represents. isjust think i absolutely terrifying for the united states foreign policy andho we are and what we believe in the world. >> does this haveg- lonsting consequences, david? >> well, we'll see. i guess this is why i'm a little

so let's discuss now with general michael hayden, author of the assault on intelligence.appreciate you joining us. thank you so much. >> sure, don. >> what do you think of this, christine blasey ford's attorneys saying, hey, look, this investigation basically saying it was a sham, the republicans saying we've done everything. he's been investigated seven times. what do you think? >> well, you know, being of my background, i immediately thought of similar circumstances for the agencies i was a part of. do you remember the benghazi talking points, don? >> yes. >> where cia was pushed into a point of high political torque because the white house did not want to handle it itself. and frankly the only right answer there for the agency was we don't write talking points. you write them, we'll check the spelling. the fbi can't do that. they do do investigations. they do background investigations. and so when this is thrust on them, they've got to do it, but they are in this moment of high political torque because the senate didn't have either the wisdom or the courage to decide t

interrogators, they would be there with the kingdom's blessing on their orders presumably as michael hayden told us last night with the knowledge of crown prince mbs, he's the de facto head of an absolute monarchy who is known to take a direct interest in security matters. if on the other hand, as the president speculates, khashoggi was murdered by what he described as rogue killers, burr they let into the consulate by rogue members of the team. were they given rooms to do the deed by other rogue officials? did rogue intelligence officers posted to the consulate look the other way while a murder was committed on the premises while a human being was screaming and perhaps being dismembered, being butchered? did a rogue cleaning crew then come in followed by rogue painters? were these rogue cleaning crews? this latest account we're now being given doesn't answer those questions, frankly, it only adds more questions. more now on that from cnn's clarissa ward who helped break the development and joins us with the latest. what more have you learned about this operation, clarissa? >> well, the mos

dy, michael hayden, the former c.i.a. director under president bush and n.s.a.ector as wl under president abama, made, i thought, penetrating observation. he said, president trump has close personal relathns wit three heads of state who have on their hands the murder of a citizen in another country. kim jong un,. putin and now the saudi royal family. i yow ifou're accused of mud slinging if you quote the president, but i do want to quote the president. some of his udent spporters say he shouldn't be quoted because he doe't always mean it, but he has said, am i supposed to dislike them, udis?ing of the i like them very much. they make me rich. they make me millions and hundreds of millions. i make a lot of money with them. and this is about his values, and these are now the united states values. that's what he's embyi and represents. i just think it is absolutely rrifying for the united states foreign policy and who we are and what we believe in the world. >> does this have long-lastingnc conseq, david? >> well, we'll see. i guess this is why i'm a little mystifi

we have michael hayden. and key insights into the process and what doesn't make sense. information about what michael cohen might mean to president trump and the scope of the investigations that are going on. he's not talking about prosecutors just about paying women. it's more and longer. and mean things we haven't expected in the past. and a closing argument. you'll want to watch. i heard something from the president today that literally almost made me lose a filling. from laughing. now, i'm not giiving it away. i don't like that you have been hiding the most important information that we have tonight. i know where you are. i know where you are. >> oh yeah? >> you are in arizona. and you are getting your just d dessert. awart of all awards for journalist. for lifetime achievement. and you're only 37 years old. >> bless you. >> 37, i wish. >> bless you my snowy haired brother. you are the best. you represent the best. the work ethic second to none. i have ever seen. you make us proud. i'm proud to be your friend. people often say to me, that anderson, he doesn't like yo

. >> general michael hayden great to have you here with us, your expertise is always valued. >> thank you, john. >>> coming up in just minutes, senator marco rubio will be here to talk about this and other things. i have to say we have a big show today, it's like a variable book club. >> i know you've read all of them. >> doris kerns is going to come. we have senator sasse and alisyn camerota here to talk about amanda wakes up, now available in paper back. >> my gosh, you're good. i am still sending you the 10%. >>> president trump slams senator elizabeth warren after she releases a dna test on her native american ancestry. what does this reveal about a possible 2020 showdown? we discuss it all next. but mania, such as unusualrder can rchanges in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking your healthcare provider about vraylar. vraylar treats acute mania of bipolar i disorder. vraylar significantly reduces overall manic symptoms,... and was proven in adults with mixed episodes who have both mania and depression. vraylar should not

. >> one of the things i talked about with general michael hayden, he's talked about the thin veneercivilization. it's a phrase i have sort of focused on a lot. he points to sarajevo, which i worked in, he worked in during the war in because nee ow and how that was a multicultural, a real city that suddenly ripped apart at the seams and obviously we all saw what happened there. it does seem as though the president, he's not just bending things. he's attacking the very kind of foundations upon which our civilization, our democracy has relied on. does that worry you? because do you believe those are so firmly rooted that they can survive that assault? >> what doesn't worry me is what the single man does. what worries me is what all we do, what we do or don't do. if we follow along in things and say we don't really like the direction, but we like certain products of it, or if we accept values different from what we hold important, if someone, if you're a banker or you're a real estate agent lied to you, would you do business with him next week? yet, if we accept that from leaders, from

discussion on potential threats of democratic institutions with intel official james clapper and michael hayden among the speakers. later, trump campaigns in florida, half of republican candidates ahead of next week's election. the national council on arab u.s. relation host the annual conference in washington starting at 8:45 am eastern. >> have you ever thought, going up when you're dad was gone, why can't we just have a more, normal life yes, when i read the book, the earlier chapter, i said i wouldn't have minded growing up in one house with one yard that we changed our whole lives. that was what my parents that they would do. they built a house in indiana and my mom planted three dogwood trees that we put our handprints in the cement that we very much that that is where we lived forever in southern indianapolis. but, then, god had different plans for our life and i am very grateful for the amazing opportunities and privilege that it's been to be a public family and serve in public life. i think that my parents have shown me how to take it all in stride and, even at times, when it's stressf

on the heels of other heavyweights like former cia director john brennan former cia director michael hayden essentially the argument that all have been making is that washington has long known but turned a blind eye to some of the more erratic decisions that have been made in recent months and years by the crown prince mohammed bin salomon including the mounting casualties in terms of the saudi led coalition's war on yemen the locking up of activists the kidnapping of the lebanese prime minister the blockade on qatar the list continues to grow and as a result the argument being made it is time for the united states to rein in and re-evaluate the u.s. saudi relationship not only the halting of arms sales the blocking there of sort of military support for the u.s. or rather the saudi led effort in yemen but also susan rice is calling for donald trump rather critically to end what she calls his infatuation with the saudi crown prince in order to she says to protect u.s. interests but practically what do we expect the us to do going forward when it comes to this case seeing the longstanding and

goes on and it's not just susan rice saying this we've had the former cia director john brennan michael hayden and the argument she's making is that the king of saudi arabia is not reigning in his son the united states needs to act she says not only do the arm cells need to be blocked the does the end need to happen for the military support in yemen but she also says that she's very critical of the current administration donald trump needs to end quote his infatuation with the crown prince in order to protect u.s. interests it's scathing editorial and certainly this is adding to the pressure on congress to act even as that lobby effort continues by saudi arabia all right thank you very much can really help in washington let's now speak he is outside the saudi consulate in istanbul and joins us and we know the president has been extremely critical of the saudi depiction of what is alleged to have taken place what do we know about this second meeting now between saudi and turkish prosecutors. it didn't go according to sources in the office of the turkish general prosecutor who said basically you

followed by a discussion on potential threat to democratic institutions with james clapper and michael haydenlater in the day, president trump cap and in florida on behalf of republican candidates at of next week to let him. the national council on arab u.s. relations hosts the annual conference in washington at 8:45 a.m. eastern. >> with the midterm elections days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself to candidates and their debates from key house and senate races. sourcespan your primary for campaign 2018. an open seat in new hampshire's first congressional district. the democratic representative carol shea reporter is retiring. the two candidates met this week in manchester for the final deba

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on potential threats to democratic institutions with former intel official james clapper and michael haydenmong the speakers. later in the day, president trump campaigns in florida on behalf of republican candidates ahead of next week's election. on c-span3, the national council on arab-u.s. relations hosts of annual conference in washington starting at 845 a.m. eastern. >> sunday on "q&a." >> seven years ago the people of the united states embarked on what they thought was a great liberal campaign. somewhere along the line, we lost the objective. >> two-time pulitzer prize winner david levering lewis on his biography of presidential candidate wendell wilkie. here was a internationalist, here was a man of civil rights convictions that would have matched, say, an obama perhaps. here was a man who was a liberal, and at the same time accessible to the rule of government -- the role of government in the economy to a great degree. i thought all of the things were about him were appealing. there is a part in the book where we have roosevelt asking wendell wilkie to consider being his vice preside

i will always be indebted to my cable because -- michael hayden. snowden and its aftermath. mike did a great public service to this nation into the intelligence committee because he could go on the two and explain things to people that i spent days trying to get clear to all the laws before i could say anything. and i remembered that model, prototype example that mike sent, and he continues to set. and i said it's my turn, i'm going to do the same thing. >> back to your original question, how fragile visit, i begin the book by reminiscing about walking through wartime sarajevo, about 1994, beautiful city, formally and you could see on the skyline extend with the austrian government buildings you had steeples and minarets and onion shaped domes. this had been a vibrant, intolerant city. you could see in the hills above it serbian artillery and you could see in the streets below the result of the serbian artillery. what struck at the moment as i was walking through was not that they were different from us, but how much they were not different from us here so the thought that i

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