the track record of mohammed bin salman is one of strategic blunder after strategic blunder. he just made another one. taking saudi arabia and the war of yemen was a disastrous blunder. ordering the dismemberment of jamal khashoggi was yet another blunder. and he's prone to this because of his headstrong and fairly ruthless approach to the challenges that he faces. i think that is the reality that we are dealing with. the problem i have with adopting, i don't know what senator murphy would be satisfied with this, the separation rather than a divorce, whatever that is it ends up in a divorce. because the problems in the relationship failing to address those problems head-on and come to some understanding will mean that those problems well played relationships to the point where divorce becomes kind of inevitable. and we're headed in that direction now. congress is going to act in all sorts of ways. they're going to accelerate that. and the saudis seem to be hell-bent on following their very parochial interests in the price of oil in a very cynical way. just going to build on s

government that the term and mohammed bin salman's responsible for killing khashoggi is now saying he is that this is, quote, purely a legal determination because the crown prince was named prime minister back in september. so technically, he is the head of government. but he's been the de facto leader for as long as i can remember, and by saudi arabia's own standards of this move is unprecedented. the title of prime minister has traditionally rested with the king. even more curious, envious receive the title three days before the justice department had to respond in court before -- whether he should be granted study immunity or not. was this a gimmick, one that works? the facts is that the crown prince as one step closer to being granted immunity and the judge will decide and that determination is being helped along by administration that once promised to treat the kingdom of saudi arabia as a pariah. joining me now to discuss is karen attiah, she's a washington post columnist on international affairs and jamal khashoggi's former editor. it's good to see you again. thank you for maki

the political career of mohammed bin salman began in 2009 as an adviser and assistant to his father. time, the governor of the province of riyadh, after 2 years, salman's father became the minister of defense. son occupied, freed governor's post. after that, the young prince began to seriously work on his image. he became the secretary general of the riyadh competition council, oversaw the work of charitable and public organizations. after the death of king abdul. in 2015. crown. passed on to ben salman's father the current king of saudi arabia. as a result, brilliant career prospects opened up for the prince. the heir loudly announced himself by presenting the saudi arabia 20030 project. according to which the country should gradually move away from the resource-based economy and focus on the development of modern industries, eventually turning into a world technology center for the saudis. arabia mohammed bin salman personifies the renaissance in the daily life of the local population included things that could not be imagined before in such a conservative country the club's stand u

. >>> all right, the biden administration has determined mohamed bin salman is legally immune in a lawsuit over the killing of jamal khashoggi. the journalist was murdered and the cia said khashoggi was killed at the prince's direction. let's go live to cnn's anna coren. what have you learned? >> reporter: christine, the biden administration had a choice not to make a recommendation but at the 11th hour it decided to weigh in delivering its opinion to a federal court. saudi crown prince, mohamed bin salman, better known as mbs, should be granted immunity for his involvement in jamal khashoggi. his fiance said the u.s. state department has granted immunity to mbs. it wasn't a decision everyone expected. we thought maybe there would be a light to justice from the u.s.a. but, again, money came first. this is a world jamal doesn't know about. biden saved the murder by granting immunity. he saved the criminal and got involved in the crime himself. let's see who will save him in the hereafter. she finished by saying jamal died again today. now khashoggi's fiance dawn filed a civil lawsuit agains

necessary argentina november 22 the next day in the country was declared a day off, and prince mohammed bin salmansauda. i decided to reward each player with a rolls-royce, the poland team lost. and now listen to how immersed in football. residents of the capital, we played, to be honest, well, but their goalkeeper is found their honest was like a wall in front of the gate. we couldn't score because of him. here is the problem. we don't have attackers to complete attacks. we are trying, but there is no player, most of the shots were given to the goalkeeper, the pressure was easy good, well, there are no blows. bravo how courageous strong and determined they were. the will we want to see is the strength of the tunisian players. that's why the whole world is talking about us, these players are italo-arab. we have the strongest will, in the arab world in all this, the most curious thing is that this comment was made by a tunisian fan, after his national team parted ways with the world in building 00, and we cannot ignore the spanish defeat of costarica 7:0. by the way, this is what the night fan zone

intelligence report found that mohammed bin salman approved the operation to kill him.ington post." and in july president biden stunned the world when he went to saudi and there you see it, fist bumped the crown prince following a promise to make the kingdom a pariah on the world stage. remember this? >> i will make it clear we are not going to sell more weapons to them. we are going to, in fact, make them pay the price and mike them the pariah they are. >> alex, i got to tell you waking up to this headline and reading through this. i was stunned. can you explain to our viewers why this was the decision of the administration? >> reporter: the administration said this is long standing practice, international law that foreign heads of government are granted immunity from prosecution. normally the crown prince is not a head of government, he is the son of the king. but a couple weeks ago the king gave his son the title of prime minister. now experts and activists i have spoken with said that was a ploy in order to get this immunity and now it has worked. he is technically

the covid pandemic, but not all of them have warned in advance of their absence, saudi prince mohammed bin salmanited arab emirates mohammed bin zayed in a narrow circle, those present are talking about the problems of palestine and the strengthening of the role of turkey in regional politics and iranian military activity, our summit is taking place under extremely difficult conditions both in the region and in the whole world, this is primarily connected with the escalation of tension and the strengthening of the crisis which in modern history the arab world did not yet know about the previously unheard of threat, they just noticed a red flag over the jam karan mosque in the city of qum. iranians consider it sacred, and the red flag symbolizes revenge and bloodlust in the last such maneuver was carried out in january 2020 after the assassination of general qassem suleimani. shortly after iran hit the american military base in iraq and later shot down a ukrainian airliner during a test. saudi arabia put the armed forces on alert, and now the united states has probably informed tags, we are prepar

this could easily be resurfaced and used on mohammed bin salman, i think it should be. >> on april 10th of this year, bill, as you recall, i was in lviv, ukraine. i interviewed volodymyr carr mosca, who had returned to russia. i said to him at the end of the interview i said, i'm scared for you, he said, this is where i need to be. the very next day, he was obviously in violation of the law talking about a war there in a lot to call a warned russia, he was arrested the next day. you tweeted out, just reminded everyone that all these months later, vladimir remains in prison in russia. >> yeah, vladimir is in, he is now facing 24 years in prison for, quote, treason for basically calling the war and speaking about human rights and russia, vladimir kara-murza is a victim, he should be released. by the way, the canadian government has recently sanctioned the people -- under the canadian magnitsky act, i would be for the rest of the same thing. >> phil, thanks for joining us this morning. i appreciate always. the head of the magnitsky act campaign, he's the ceo of -- he's the author of freezi

saudi law in order to transfer responsibility for being the prime minister from the king to mohammed bin salmanbut, look, we have interested and we have values. legal decisions are fine. in this particular case, the unmistakable takeaway is that four years after the death and dismemberment of khashoggi there is still no accountability and the administration has said that is what they're seeking. bottom line here, kate, i've seen this through five administrations. unlike lehman brothers, the fault position is the u.s./saudi relationship is too big and too important to fail. and i think the administration is essentially validating that policy. there are any number of things that the administration could do. we do have leverage over saudi arabia. but i think it is highly unlikely, almost inconceivable that the administration is going to act any of them. >> what you're getting at is also the bigger issue as well, which is the biden administration is not the first to look the other way when it comes to saudi arabia. governments and businesses alike have done that for a long time. and comedian hassan

i think at a higher level we saw mohammed bin salman appearing at the opening ceremony and the higher we see. what a massive day for saudi arabia. the whole country was allowed to stop work to watch the match, they celebrated, they still are, and they have a holiday tomorrow. laura: tell us about what happened when denmark played tunisia, and there was an emotional return to the pitch for one of the danish players. >> christian eriksson, we will all remember that moment 17 months ago when he had a cardiac arrest and denmark's opening game of euros 2020. he collapsed olevision in front of thousands of people. it was such a shocking moment to everyone who was watching around the world, particularly for all those danish fans and all of the many millions of supporters that the danish team has. at 30 years old he is one of the country's most experienced players. he has played into world cup's. so it was a slightly disappointing game today because it was a zero-zero draw. i think people will be delighted to see one of their heroes. he is meant to be a lovely man as well. everyone who has me

what happened so as happened during his service in the kingdom, while the cia directly named mohammed bin salmanthe murder of a journalist who caused too much trouble with his criticism. before his election as president of the united states, joe biden even promised to bring ben salman to justice. describe such actions that we see from the united states of america, because for a long time there were no normal adequate friendly relations between the united states and saudi arabia, there was a clear hostility between the two leaders. but when you know, mr. biden smelled of fried, forgot about all the apologies and went to achieve those goals that are beneficial to the united states. in fact, indeed, relations between the united states and saudi arabia have been very stable for a long period of time and they have been characterized by 100, and discord is about, but by hooking up relationships. and so, relatively speaking, during the reign of trump, and who did not approve of the policy of iran, the main of the strategic enemies of saudi arabia , the relationship between the united states. and saudi

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even after crown prince mohammed bin salman promised to not do it . defenders, all not do it. so the defenders, all males were killed being in prison for drug offences . and prison for drug offences. and you know, these these are likely massive drug offences. they're in strict in saudi arabia , but in strict in saudi arabia, but yet the number executions in saudi arabia despite them try to push this image of being know, becoming more modern and opening up the killing more opening up some some connected arteries yet they had a mass beheading of 81 criminals on march the 12th and more than 70% of the victims were killed for involvement in non—fatal crimes . and 41 men non—fatal crimes. and 41 men were slaughtered for taking part in pro—democracy demonstrations. so saudi arabia is just, you know, horrific. i mean, it's been of the world cup next, but it's a horrific horrific regime. it is interesting, though, isn't it? there's never any question of oil. yeah well, of boycotting oil. yeah well, it's interesting you say that. yeah. because yeah, they 12 pe

even after crown prince mohammed bin salman promised to not do it . defenders, all not do it. so the defenders, all males were killed being in prison for drug offences . and prison for drug offences. and you know, these these are likely massive drug offences. they're in strict in saudi arabia , but in strict in saudi arabia, but yet the number executions in saudi arabia despite them try to push this image of being know, becoming more modern and opening up the killing more opening up some some connected arteries yet they had a mass beheading of 81 criminals on march the 12th and more than 70% of the victims were killed for involvement in non—fatal crimes . and 41 men non—fatal crimes. and 41 men were slaughtered for taking part in pro—democracy demonstrations. so saudi arabia is just, you know, horrific. i mean, it's been of the world cup next, but it's a horrific horrific regime. it is interesting, though, isn't it? there's never any question of oil. yeah well, of boycotting oil. yeah well, it's interesting you say that. yeah. because yeah, they 12 pe

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court to grant saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman sovereign immunity in a civil case seeking legalaccountability in his involvement in the 2018 murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. the u.s. state department argued bin salman's new role as saudi arabia's prime minister meant that he is "the sitting head of government and, accordingly, immune." biden vowed as a presidential candidate to make saudi arabia a "pariah" for the state-sponsored killing of khashoggi, who was a "washington post" columnist. but since taking office, biden has refused to condemn bin him for khashoggi's assassination. in the gaza strip, at least 21 people were killed and several more injured on thursday after a fire tore through an apartment complex in the crowded jabalia refugee camp. israeli officials said they would lift gaza's normal travel restrictions to allow survivors to seek medical treatment in israel. the fifa world cup opens sunday as human rights advocates continue to condemn the serious abuses against the thousands of migrant workers who built stadiums and other infrastructure for qatar to host on

the backlash growing after the biden administration argues saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman should "washington post" journalist cash jamal khashoggi. the white house says it is based on legal precedent after being named the prime minister. khashoggi's fiancee condemned the decision and got this sharp reaction from a house democrat. >> i'm going or the very blunt. i was stunned when i read it this morning, and i have already -- was texting my staff very early act trying to understand what the issues were. so i think it's very complicated, but i am very disturbed. >> let's bring in susan glasser, a cnn global affairs analyst and staff writer at the new yorker. this week was the deadline for the justice department to give its opinion on immunity in this case, but it also could have, you know -- i guess they could have also just let it play out. why do you think the doj did choose to weigh in? >> well, i think, look, there's two issues here, right. one is the legal question, and, you know, what kind of immunity leaders of kun troirs de facto leaders of countries have. and then of cours

11th hour decided to weigh in delivering an opinion to federal court that saudi crowned prince mohammed bin salman known as mbs should be granted immunity for his role in the killing of jamal khashoggi back in 2018. the reason they say is because mbs is now considered head of state after his father recently made his son prime minister. that's a move critics believe was to strengthen mbs's immunity claim. the state department says at sovereign immunity is based on quote long-standing and well established principles of common law. it's a suggestion of immunity for mbs is truly illegal determination. it did however condemn the murder as heinous. khashoggi's fiancÉe filed a civil suit in washington court back in 2020 against mbs and others involved. u.s. intelligence came as you pointed out concluded that the saudi crown prince had ordered the murder of khashoggi, a washington post journalist who was an outspoken critic of mbs. now the crown prince is currently in asia. he's attending the apex summit in thailand, he arrived late last night and was greeted warmly by the prime minister. if we get to hea

has determined saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, known as mbs, the man the u.s.roved the plan that led to the murder of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi. >> that is the assessment of the united states intelligence community. alex marquardt joins us now. so alex, this is coming from state department and basically it is a judgment that this arises from his position, his political position. >> they're not stepping back from the ic assessment. they still believe that he's responsible. but they're saying now that he is the head of the saudi government. now they're justifying this because they're saying it is a principle, a precedent, an international law that heads of state, heads of government are given immunity from prosecution. just a couple of weeks ago he was the crown prince. he was the son of king. he was quite senior but he wouldn't have been eligible and a couple of weeks ago he was made the prime minister of saudi arabia and therefore he is the head of the government and that is is what the justice department pointed to and in really this 11th hour

on the intel committee, you've spoken out strongly against saudi arabia and their leader, mohammed bin salman's claims involving khashoggi and the implications in the murder. now we've seen the biden administration say he has immunity while he is effectively the head of state for saudi arabia. i want to read something that fred ryan of "the washington post" said. in granting legal immunity to saudi crown prince know hammed bin salman, president biden is failing to uphold america's most cherished values. he is granting a license to kill to one of the world's most egregious human rights abusers who is responsible for the cold-blooded murder of jamal khashoggi. what do you think of that move? >> i don't support the granting of immunity. this is a guy who was involved in the murder and dismemberment of a person residing in the united states of america, a journalist, and, you know, we ought to put our value on life not oil, and i think this is a tragic decision. i don't think it was a necessary decision. they clearly contrived to put him in the position of prime minister days before this decision. w

post" is slamming president biden for granting legal immunity to saudi prince, crown prince mohamed bin salmanrotects the leader from a lawsuit over his role in the killing of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi. the post publisher says, quote, president biden is failing to uphold america's most cherished values. he is granting a license to kill to one of the world's most egregious human rights abusers. might have something to do with oil. >>> a federal judge refusing to squander a subpoena issued to jen psaki in a free speech case brought by republican attorney generals in missouri and louisiana. the lawsuit accuses the president, dr. anthony fauci and others of collaborating with big tech to silence conservative voices on topics like covid. the former white house press secretary claims she has no relevant information and argues a deposition would place an undue burden on her. i think they were using her own words -- [laughter] in that lawsuit. all right. we'll see where that goes. and those are your headlines. coming up, today is national adoption day, and kirk cameron's film preaches

sparking outrage for arguing that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman has immunity in the murder ofoggi, a murder that u.s. intel agencies say the crown prince directed. now members of president biden's own party are expressing outrage over this move. >> i'm going to be very blunt, i was stunned when i read it this morning and i have already -- was texting my staff very early about trying to understand what the issues were. so i think it's very complicated, but i am very disturbed. >> cnn's alex marquardt is following this. as a candidate we all remember biden saying saudi arabia would become a poo rye i can't over this assassination and now his state department has mbs has immunity? help us make sense of this. >> yeah, ana, the white house is now arguing that this is not about what they believe happened, they still believe that mbs directed the killing of jamal khashoggi, they say this is not disagreeing with the case that has been brought against him by khashoggi's fiancÉe in federal court in washington, d.c. two years ago, they say this is about a legal precedent, international l

sensitive one coming out, you the biden administration says that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salmancivil lawsuit brought against him over the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. in a court filing requested by the state department, doj lawyers acknowledged that he qualifies for immunity as a foreign head of government, after being named prime minister. in addition to being the crown prince. when he was a candidate, president biden called saudi arabia it by a state because of khashoggi's murder. why would they now give ability immunity and do you agree with it. >> this is a legally complicated situation, but, the bottom line is that this is a dictator cozying up to dictators as trump did was lottery putin, usually does not end well, but, the flipside is we have to be willing to talk to these people. the american leaders throughout the cold war talked to leaders of the soviet union. so, i think what the biden administration needs to do, here, is chart a middle course. where they are not cozying up to him but they are also not refusing to speak to him. and, unfortunately i think what

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and so this is a different style, with the man and with mohammed bin salman and power we see a huge ship it received this willingness to allow the price of oil to fluctuate wildly. for example, we saw mbs pursuing a price war with russia during the early 2020 when the price of oil cratered as a result of covid and that price war drove the price of a barrel of oil below zero dollars for the first time in history, and that prompted outrage from president trump and senators like ted cruz who represent the state of texas and oil producers who also talked about the fact that maybe it's time for u.s. troops to get out of saudi arabia. so as bruce has said things are fundamentally different now under mbs. i think the of him as someone who is really interested in drama is on point. and so again this just gets to this question of is it, is the trend finally going to reevaluate this relationship? we can no longer count on the saudi for the price to believe the once did provide any think the question is can we afford to do so? because we do remain dependent unfortunate on fossil fuels. so i'll stop

another leader we're watching for here in bali, saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. but the president is not slated to meet with him in bali, indonesia, jackie heinrich fox news in south san francisco. a passenger in a car was killed last night, and the 18 year old driver was arrested for vehicular manslaughter and dy charges. it happened at about 11 40 last night on south lyndon avenue. police say they arrested angel day. jesus castro, south san francisco and booked him into the san mateo county jail. the crash remains under investigation tonight. some california hospitals are taking action right now to fight the flu coming up what they're doing and how you can protect yourself. we're waiting for some cool overnight lows. gotta frost advisory for parts of the bay area will go looking for rain as well. the five day forecast is next, and a hefty grant for bay area air regulators how the money will help clean the air coming up after the bre . state on the west coast to have high flu rates this season, a jump in the number of people seeking help fighting the virus alrea

years after the murder of jamal khashoggi, the biden administration said the crowned prince mohammed bin salman a head of state, which makes him immune under international law but reiterated the condemnation of khashoggi's killing. they concluded mbs ordered khashoggi's murder. the lawsuit was brought from khashoggi's fiancee and the human rights group he found. they report the decoloration, is non-binding and the decision remains up to a judge. >>> we have an nbc news ex clue -- exclusive. nbc news julia aniesly traveled with homeland security as they worked with colombia national police to track down cartel leaders. julia joins us right now. julia, good morning. what did you experience? >> reporter: well, jose, i got to be embedded with this group of colombia national police and americans from homeland sec cooers ty-- sec tourry insecurity when they profit moving my grands from colombia to panama. they say the goal is to stop crimes before they get to the u.s. border. take a look. in colombia, a critical and dangerous mission. the u.s. trying to stop drugs, weapons and migrants from reaching

biden also unsuccessfully tried to negotiate with the crown prince of saudi arabia , mohammed bin salmanrease oil production, if earlier it was generally accepted that the united states interfered in elections. almost all over the globe, this time we watched back on the result of the american vote the leaders of another country obviously tried to influence the people, who, for this, needed to turn the oil valve. there is a good chance that saudi arabia was counting on the victory of the republicans and donald trump, but if they were hoping for a trump victory, they were mistaken and failed to achieve their goals, because using oil from the us strategic reserve, maiden was able to achieve market stability and gasoline prices fell. well, an expert, of course, will have to figure it out. which way elon musk tweeted as soon as the deal to buy twitter was completed by an attempt to interfere in the election of the most eccentric billionaire in the world, the political scales were tilted by elon musk. a week later. after this event, it finally became. clearly in the hands of the main influence

oh so this is the story of joe biden having a apparently grown immunity from prosecution to mohammed bin salmanshoggi and murder of. jamal khashoggi and i the way this has been presented doesn't really fit with my understanding of how international law and, diplomatic relations occur . so diplomatic relations occur. so i'm bin salman was the head of state at the time a murder took place and what are saying is that because he was the head state he should be fixed with liability for you know he should be found of this murder but you know way international relations work you if putin was to give to abroad to meet with other international nobody is going to try and arrest him and nobody's going to try and arrest barrack for various drone attacks that have killed people in other countries by violating their laws in ways which would be murder and. there's a kind of an understood ending that if people go around arresting head of states, then you as a head of states, then you as a head of state are liable to be arrested . and then there's also this general understanding of sovereign immunity. so you wh

oh so this is the story of joe biden having a apparently grown immunity from prosecution to mohammed bin salmanshoggi and murder of. jamal khashoggi and i the way this has been presented doesn't really fit with my understanding of how international law and, diplomatic relations occur . so diplomatic relations occur. so i'm bin salman was the head of state at the time a murder took place and what are saying is that because he was the head state he should be fixed with liability for you know he should be found of this murder but you know way international relations work you if putin was to give to abroad to meet with other international nobody is going to try and arrest him and nobody's going to try and arrest barrack for various drone attacks that have killed people in other countries by violating their laws in ways which would be murder and. there's a kind of an understood ending that if people go around arresting head of states, then you as a head of states, then you as a head of state are liable to be arrested . and then there's also this general understanding of sovereign immunity. so you wh

the biden administration has given mohammed bin salman...ur indo—pacific alliances. together, the countries represented here will continue to urge north korea to commit to serious and sustained diplomacy. alexei navalny has said he has been moved into solitary confinementjust days before he meant to meet his family. the 46—year—old has long been the most prominent face of russian opposition to president vladimir putin. alcohol is banned at the eight world cup stadiums in qatarjust two days before the german. jeremy hunt says that the tax rises are not a raid on working people. negotiators at the cop27 summit are struggling to agree what help to give poorer countries on the last scheduled day of talks. let�*s get more reaction now to yesterday�*s autumn statement. as the office for budget responsibility has highlighted, households in the uk are facing the biggest drop in living standards since records began. our reporter hannah miller has been to at a community cafe in gloucester this morning, finding out what people there think. at this comm

and can't tell us, but when the biden administration told the federal court judge that mbs, mohammed bin salmannice and conciliatory. and there had been some acrimony between the united states and the saudis it just seems interesting that they would even, after cutting, that they would broach the possibility of cooperating right before russia, right before the cap goes maybe goes on russian oil. it is like, they're helping us out right after -- and i would say that is the right move for them because the china situation and the lockdowns. it made sense for the saudis to cut production so is there any quid pro quo behind that that we're being nicer to them and they might cooperate? >> there is no quid pro quo. i think the decision on the immunity was a strict legal decision by the lawyers about him becoming a prime minister and the determination that was made by the lawyers. that was not done by policymakers but really just a legal one. as far as their decision to cut, we may disagree on that. i think a 2 million cut announcement at the time was -- we did not believe it was warranted. i think tha

usual, and here erdogan is already smiling in the company of the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin salman the president of america in private conversations. well, apparently, the grievances are already behind and the grave of the director of the american cia, william burns, met today with his russian intelligence colleague in ankara, turkey, to report on the consequences if moscow uses nuclear weapons in ukraine, this is the highest-level face-to-face meeting between russian and us officials. first , the invasion of the information about the meeting of the director of the svr naryshkin with the head of the cia burns was confirmed both in the kremlin and in the white house and in the administration of erdogan peskov what not a word about the nuclear crisis about ukraine, mixed public and private messages about whether the us should start talking more seriously with ukraine peace talks with russia are straining relations between washington and kiev, eight us officials say. biden administration in damage control mode. after a senior us general said there was a window of opportunity for negot

plus, the biden administration grants legal immunity to mohammed bin salman, david ignatius has thoughts on that. >>> and the projected loss in the race for arizona governor, republican kari lake makes a trip to mar-a-lago just to add to her play book of denial. >>> and twitter is temporarily closing its offices amid a huge new wave of resignations. what's going on at twitter? and like who's watching it right now from the inside? what it means for elon musk and the future of the social media site, you're watching "morning joe" as we bump out with a beautiful shot of washington, d.c. on this friday morning. we'll be right back. on, d.c. on this friday morning. we'll be right back. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual!!! what does it do, bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. ♪ only pay for what you need

adversary of the united states of america and saudi arabia is out of control as crown prince mohammed bin salmanl, his father. actually, king salman and this game continues to visit. e. patrushev in tehran, he is very indicative of a meeting at the highest level with the president of the country at the level. hey colleagues. eh, the leaders of the iranian security council and it is clear that many positions between iran and russia coincide. being many times in tehran. i heard from the iranians complaints about the fact that russia is not cooperating as much as we would like is not activated. this is cooperation. now the situation has changed. the political will in moscow to build up this cooperation is there, but let’s not be fair-hearted, there are difficulties, this and sanctions pressure, probably the first difficulty, and yet, the second. i would point out that the situation is not so simple. there is a behind-the-scenes struggle for the promising iranian market, and both europeans and americans are playing this game, some contacts between washington and tehran have here , for example, an ag

the biden administrtion has given saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman immunity from a lawsuit overnations are still deeply divided. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from the cop27 talks in sharm el—sheikh. the brutal reality of climate change. the tiny island nation of tuvalu is disappearing beneath the pacific, and in the last official day of these un climate talks, the issue of loss and damage like this and how to pay for it remains unresolved. a few developed countries have been blocking, and the usa has been the major blocker. it is holding all the negotiations and talks back and i am worried because we have not seen the progress we hoped for on loss and damage. what richer developed nations want to avoid is a commitment to foot an ever—increasing bill for all of the damage caused by climate change. many countries here agree that there needs to be a fund for the destruction caused by floods and storms that are fuelled by climate change. but exactly who pays and how the most vulnerable people access that money, those are issues that nations are still wrangling ove