there is one one aspect of this whole discussion that is absolutely correct namely that prince mohammed bin sandman is trying to put order at home he would like to have not just what he'd been but all the wealthy individuals and a kingdom to actually fall behind his very ambitious vision twenty thirty economic plans to change the way business is conducted in the kingdom of saudi arabia in that sense he has succeeded even though the going has been tough and there has been there has been some errors made along the way but nevertheless i think that at the end of the day this is part of a learning process that he's going through when he becomes king and there is absolutely nothing that will prevent that from occurring unless there is an unforeseen circumstance that none of us can see when he becomes king he has to really learn how to manage his family poor for us in a different way but again as i say this is part of the learning process so part of this learning process though it would seem would be fairly humiliating for some of these three hundred fifty people that have spent the last few days albeit

november lebanon's prime minister was summoned to saudi arabia for a meeting with crown prince mohammed bin sandman and although saga has not said he was health captive many believe that he was including the german foreign minister who tweeted that how do you do you should be allowed to leave at once. both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are notorious for jailing political dissidents dozens of princes a millionaire businessman remain in a hotel turn prison in the capital riyadh but holding foreign dignitaries and politicians is seen by analysts as a frightening new development the concern that the snap like one one action or one behavior now is becoming almost of pattern of form what some of these. countries this is very strange actually very and acceptable even legally is and it's an acceptable human rights was it's an excerpt of what detaining people against their will whether they are higher profile of medium for fall or. both the saudis and their moralities have for years been accused of meddling in the internal affairs of countries such as egypt lebanon and qatar qatar true has been

crisis in order to seize cats ours wealth he also says mohamed bin sandman and hama been ziad the saudi it will be crowned prince says plotted the entire crisis. i mean this is. and is to them. he said. but. i'm. not. also why not. let him out. to. ship. one. let it's a little while it. would be. well the blockade against qatar is now in its seventh month on may the twenty third katz harz state news agency was hacked it reported statements attributed to the emir but despite the government saying the reports were false saudi and immorality backed media continued to broadcast the false statements on june the fifth the embargo was imposed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahamian and egypt air routes were closed forcing qatar airways to make major detours and saudi arabia close qatar's only land border and on june the twenty third the blockading countries issued a list of thirteen demands including the closure of al-jazeera network qatar has rejected the demands calling them an infringement on its sovereignty efforts to resolve the crisis have fallen short in the seven months since then and in t

november lebanon's prime minister was summoned to saudi arabia for a meeting with crown prince mohammed bin sandman and although saga has not said he was health captive many believe that he was including the german foreign minister who tweeted that how do you do you should be allowed to leave at once both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are notorious for jailing political dissidents dozens of princes a millionaire businessman remain in a hotel turn prison in the capital riyadh but holding foreign dignitaries and politicians is seen by analysts as a frightening new development the concern that the snap like one one action or one behavior now is becoming almost up pattern of form what some of these. countries this is very strange actually very and acceptable even legally is and it's an acceptable human rights was it's an excerpt of what detaining people against their will whether they are high a profile of medium for fall or for fight both the saudis and their moralities have for years been accused of meddling in the internal affairs of countries such as egypt lebanon and qatar qatar true h

november lebanon's prime minister was summoned to saudi arabia for a meeting with crown prince mohammed bin sandman and although saga has not said he was healthy captive many believe that he was including the german foreign minister who tweeted that how do you do you should be allowed to leave at once just. both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are notorious for jailing political dissidents dozens of princes a millionaire businessmen remain in a hotel turned prison in the capital riyadh but holding foreign dignitaries and politicians is seen by analysts as a frightening new development the concern that the snap like one one action or one behavior now is becoming almost a pattern of for some of these blockading countries this is very strange actually very unacceptable even legally is and it's unacceptable human rights was it's an excerpt of what detaining people against their will whether they are high a profile of medium for fall or for fight both the saudis and their moralities how for years been accused of meddling in the internal affairs of countries such as egypt lebanon and qatar qata

more specifically the book claims that trump is taking credit for the rise of crown prince mohammed bin sandman in saudi arabia officer he replaces cousin hamad bin nayef so here is an excerpt where the president is bragging about the crown prince trump would tell friends that he and jared and generic as saudi crude we've put our man on top. a last october steve bannon spoke about trump's historic trip to saudi arabia and the change in succession at the time the former white house chief strategist praised changes being made by him who had been some man linking them to trump's riyadh visit and he also talked about the trips impact on the blockade on qatar i don't think it's just by happenstance that two weeks after that summit that you saw the blockade by the united arab emirates and and bahrain. egypt and the kingdom of saudi arabia and qatar and i said from day one i think that even with the situation in the northwest pacific with korea i think the single most important thing that's happening right now in the world is a situation cover so that was the ban in speaking earlier on let's fix it i

as with his other projects. getting hold of those. and are all in shock. against mohammed bin sandmanin in revenge killings. to take revenge. of years before this. a number of people have been disappeared for a long time. but they could strike back at any time. another problem... really briefly. and this has been the government message. that is harmful to the regime. thank you so much. we would welcome them at any time. important vote aligned with their own opinion. of the lords, now it has started debating the eu withdrawal bill. that the lords could try simply to delay or thwart the whole thing. so — will they? what the anti—brexit peers are up to. as they shaped our island story. determined to challenge brexit. chambers, you would find deep misgivings about brexit. on their minds. brexit. david lloyd george's people's budget. they could revive the people versus peers battle. over brexit led to the demise of the house of lords. this place is a complete anachronism. for democracy, we haven't even got it in our own country. the house of lords as it presently is... how do you become a