he was a columnist for the washington post and had written extensively about saudi arabia because shoghi was once believed to be close to the saudi royal family but had been critical of the countries are to the throne crown prince mohammed bin psalm on the journalist drew attention to riyadh to war in yemen on women's rights in the gulf monarchy ok shoghi had entered the saudi consulate in istanbul in october second to pick up a document for his upcoming wedding shortly after his disappearance turkey announced it had audio records of the journalist alleged killing by a saudi attain here's our teeth down cold. king solomon has fired five top officials and arrested eighteen people among those fired our current crown prince mohammed bin solomons advisor sowed ok to any and deputy intel intelligence chief major general ahmed allah siri they're being investigated about the case. the white white house press secretary sara sanders has released a statement saying these are the exact words the united states acknowledges the announcement from the kingdom of saudi arabia that its investigation into

footage apparently showing jamal the shoghi fierce critic of saudi arabia entering the consulate new footage released by turkish media shows a black vehicle with tinted windows entering the premises of the consulate shortly after and leaving just minutes later the predominant theory echoed by both turkish and foreign media is that he has either been kidnapped or murdered and that saudi arabia is using the confusion to shift blame the use anonymous social media accounts to blame turkey and imply that turkey is behind the disappearance of shogun they are trying to say we murdered him but we would put the blame on another country meaning turkey saudi arabia has since allowed both journalists and investigators into the consulate to show that. isn't there days after his disappearance although considering that all they really have to do is show him leaving who's responsible for showing that this person made his way out of the building obviously the consulate responsible for that you have cameras that of course you do so you have to prove that he left the premises why did you do that you sh

commit in the towards to be at least to make you feel as you do mr shoghi who has more than a million followers on twitter has been a strong critic of saudi arabia for what he says is censorship and human rights abuses and has recently been writing columns for the washington post the paper said that it would be a monstrous and unfathomable active he has been murdered and with this much attention in the case where bound to find out more sooner rather than later. riggers if there were u.s. state department officials say they've spoken to saudi arabia over the journalist mysterious disappearance because shoghi spent the past year in the u.s. increasing concern over the fifty nine year olds well for as seen pressure mounts on washington now them from all sides including american journalist. it's nearly a week it's wean i'm his first reports of his disappearance and that statement from secretary pompei oh are you assuming that taking time to put out a statement means that the state department has not been doing anything is that your assumption of what was the state department doing state d

because shoghi was a vocal critic of the saudi regime rionda denies any involvement in his disappearance but u.s. media says the saudis are preparing to admit that she died during an interrogation of the consulate that went wrong. amid mounting international pressure to explain what happened u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe travel to riyadh to discuss kushal g.'s disappearance with saudi king solomon for its part the e.u. is calling for a transparent probe. we expect for clarity from investigations to be done by the saudi authorities together and in full cooperation with the turkish at all it is this saudi kingdom allowing turkish inspectors to search the consulate is a step forward in the investigation but it was only after they let in saudi officials earlier on monday as well as a team of cleaners armed with mops raising doubts about how much evidence is really left. let's go right to did of yours yulia honcho standing by for us in front of the saudi consulate worker she was last seen here good to see you what can you tell us about the reports that kushal she was possibly killed d

khashoggi have rallied outside saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul calling for his release because shoghi disappeared on tuesday after entering the compound but there are conflicting reports as to where he is the reports. the site outside the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul resembles a crime scene more than it does a diplomatic mission police have cordoned off the entire area around the building monitoring anyone who enters or exits three days have passed since renowned journalist jamal khashoggi went missing after entering the concert it's a process paperwork on friday photojournalists and human rights activists gathered to demand his release they believe that the saudi authorities kidnapped him and are either holding him hostage inside the building or have secretly sent him abroad the man we don't know what it's like suddenly genocide is what we want is the freedom of jamal khashoggi he entered the building of the consulate he has to get out of there safe and sound the turkish government has to take action and take care of democracy because tucker sovereignty has been violated. has

saudi consulate in istanbul on choose they where the journalist was seen for the last time because shoghi been working for the washington post where he is a regular column he's long been a problem critic of saudi leaders and the head of the turkish media association claims riyadh is trying to pin the blame for his disappearance on. the use anonymous social media accounts to blame turkey and imply that turkey is behind the disappearance of shogun they are trying to say we murdered him but we will put the blame on another country. where strongly denies having any role in these disappearance and ses it's conducting its own investigation the executive director of the ron paul peace institute to list donald trump needs to tread carefully over his response or risk alienating a key middle east partner. president is in a very delicate and precarious situation because on the one hand he's tied his mass to a degree to moderate and some of the crown prince of saudi arabia so he's going to go over there and he's going to start accusing them of murdering cautionary that he's going to fight his middle

footage apparently showing jamal the shoghi fierce critic of saudi arabia entering the consulate new footage released by turkish media shows a black vehicle with tinted windows entering the premises of the consulate shortly after and leaving just minutes later the predominant theory echoed by both turkish and foreign media is that he has either been kidnapped or in ships which we may actually see being on rubble this was. as brett kavanaugh hears his first arguments as a u.s. supreme court judge the bitterness and anger of his opponents have his appointment remains as raw as ever caleb moore print takes a look at how it could have long lasting political repercussions. after a great deal of controversy brett kavanaugh has been confirmed on to the u.s. supreme court as a justice now as if all that controversy weren't enough we now have donald trump throwing some fuel on the fire on behalf of our nation i want to apologize to bread and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure that's after civility disappeared as certain elements just

emergency medical investigation into the case urging the saudis to provide a detailed response jamal has shoghi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second no one's heard from him since turkey has not officially accused riyadh of being involved but some reports claim its intelligence services have evidence to show he was tortured and killed saudi arabia strongly denies the accusations and that helped to investigate the case. now the lack of information has prompted multiple media reports some news outlets claim the u.s. intercepted saudi discussions of a plan to capture the journalist claiming the saudi crown prince ordered an operation to lure and detain and shockey others say turkish officials have an order recording of the journalists murders that have been recorded on his smart watch though many say this is highly unlikely to try and go has more. where is journalist . what happened to him. for an entire week nobody has been able to answer that question and vesta gaiters on the ground who might be the closest to solving the riddle believe he could have been b

that turkey actually has audio and visual recordings of the incident that prove their claims that shoghi was killed inside the consulate on october the second and certain articles quote people with quote unquote knowledge of the recordings recording saying that you can hear him being tortured and question interrogated and then killed but these recordings have yet to be released previously turkey had claimed that there was a fifteen minute hit group that murdered and dismembered the journalist while he was in the consulate and then removed his body from the site now there has been no concrete evidence of that yet and that's something that does need to be stressed this point and saudi arabia does flat out deny all the accusations saying that they're baseless their position remains that he left the consulate on harmed later that day sunday janice jamal khashoggi has been missing since the second of october let's take a look back over the moments leading up to his disappearance and the offensive that a followed. and the survey has revealed some europeans are starting to doubt the necessity o

to the society monarchy but was later critical of crown prince mohammed in salman's policy because shoghi had also drawn attention to saudi women's rights and the war in yemen he entered the cloudy consulate in istanbul on the second of october to pick up a document for his upcoming wedding shortly after his disappearance turkey had video and audio records of the journalist alleged killing by a saudi hit that still hasn't been made public when the case first garnered global attention president trunk threatened riyadh with severe punishment but that appears not to include scrapping the multi-billion dollar arms contracts between the gulf and washington. saudi arabia has been a great ally but what happened is not acceptable but i would prefer that we don't use retribution canceling one hundred ten billion dollars worth of work they are ordering military equipment everybody in the world one of that order russia wanted it china wanted it we wanted it we got it and we are all of it every bit of it i don't like stopping massive amounts of money that's being poured into our country spending one

committing the towards to be assisted to make you feel as you do mr shoghi who has more than a million followers on twitter has been a strong critic of saudi arabia for what he says is censorship and human rights abuses and has recently been writing columns for the washington post the paper said that it would be a monstrous and unfathomable active he has been murdered and with this much attention. in the case we're about to find out more sooner rather than later. has held talks with saudi arabian officials over the journalist's mysterious disappearance riyadh still denies any involvement because she had spent the past year in america increasing concern over the fifty nine year old impression mounted in washington with u.s. politicians hinting that the sides will face consequences if they're proven responsible we're demanding everything we want to see what's going on here that's a bad situation this will be a game changer for me regarding the kingdom of saudi this is serious at some point those questions need to turn into actions of this. rather than that but the answer is yes it's time

because shoghi worked for the washington post where he had a regular column he's long been a prominent critic of saudi leaders. to discuss the issue let's cross live now. well i did have a quote dot com finds the comments of the program now it seems that the u.s. is not willing to isolate its key strategic partners so how in your opinion could trump's position affect the situation. oh i think nothing's going to happen if saudi arabia i mean it's a bird barbaric regime they chop people's heads off at the drop of a hat couldn't you know young teenage dissidents it's a it's a pretty brutal place so the idea that what's wrong with this is they were let's say just too open about it if he'd been disappeared in some other way maybe that wouldn't have been a controversial thing whatsoever and no the u.s. is not going to cut off arms sales to them although the u.s. has no business selling arms to anybody as far as i'm concerned but this is this is a big part of. what the u.s. does it's saudi arabia spreads a lot of money around washington they bribe many many people and it's why there are we re

also ahead on the program saudi arabia finally admits the missing journalist i'm ok as shoghi died in a fight inside its consulate in istanbul after almost three weeks the nine.

arabia and the society has the details because shoghi murder may be quote completely contrary to british values but it doesn't look likely that this will be affecting the trade relationship between the u.k. and its long time ally saudi arabia anytime soon despite the renewed criticism of this trade relationship with the u.k. selling weapons to the saudi regime having been renewed follow been renewed following this latest scandal it one of the issues is that there are some countries which have very good human rights record that would end up being very insulted if we said to them that we are ready prepared to sign a trade deal with you if you agree to a human rights clause and i think there is a particular issue that because it breaks it we are going to be a we just signed trade deals with everyone at the moment well there we have it u.k. foreign secretary saying that trade relationships with everybody are going to be continuing especially in light of bragg's it but this issue of the u.k. support of the saudi led coalition in yemen has been at the forefront this week they also saw the midd

backlash from journalists and politicians as well it also contradicts earlier saudi claims that because shoghi left that consulate shortly after arriving there there are calls now for the gulf monarchies to bear full responsibility for what happened for his part u.s. president donald trump says though he is satisfied with the latest account. the discussions that took place with the citizen jamal khashoggi during his presence in the consulates of the kingdom in istanbul by the suspects did not go as required and developed in a negative way led to a fight and a quarrel between some of them and the citizen jamal khashoggi yet liberal aggravated to lead to his death and their attempt to conceal and cover what happened is a very very serious do i do i mean it's again it's early we haven't traditionally view or investigation but it's. i think it's a very important first step and it happened sooner than people thought it would happen fifty nine year old jamal khashoggi had lived in the u.s. for the past year working as a washington post columnist it's thought years prior to that he'd been close to th

consulate to paperwork to marry his turkish fiance she waited in front of the building and says because shoghi never reappeared. sharif mom saw as a middle east middle east and north africa program coordinator for the committee to protect journalists he joins us from his washington studio i welcome to day w. why might saudi authorities want him out. there are so many of these on flight examination should be one of them as it is one of the very few people that speak up and whole have already occurred at the size and sound man has cracked down showed a lot of contradiction of what he says publicly what he promotes international audience prisons to what happens on the ground if every day in saudi they also could be sending a message that people come not here to criticize the government of saudi officials even those who are outside of saudi border which would be a great escalation we have seen the government. not a streaming business he even. religious leaders and in many ways they have tried to justify and explain what they've been doing to the international community and getting away with it and

commit in the towards to be at least to make you feel as you little mr shoghi who has more than a million followers on twitter has been a strong critic of saudi arabia for what he says is censorship and human rights abuses and has recently been writing columns for the washington post the paper said that it would be a monstrous and unfathomable active he has been murdered and with this much attention in the case where bound to find out more sooner rather than later. twenty two senators have written to donald trump a compelling him to launch an investigation into the case the u.s. president said on wednesday he had spoken to saudi officials but didn't give any further information riad still denies playing any role in the journalist's disappearance but it's facing a growing pressure from politicians in washington who are now threatening sanctions against saudi arabia if it is found to have been responsible. demanding everything that we want to see what's going on here that's a bad situation this will be a game changer for me regarding the kingdom of sony or if this is serious at some point t

four of five alternatives two very good alternatives that would not be acceptable to jamal because shoghi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on october second no one's heard from him since turkey has not officially accused riyadh of being involved but the multiple reports claim its intelligence services have evidence that not only was because she'll be kidnapped but also killed saadi arabiya are vehemently denying any involvement despite mounting pressure some reports have emerged that the u.s. reportedly knew of an alleged saudi plan to capture news outlets citing intelligence intercepts of claiming the saudi crown prince ordered an operation to law and detain him some u.s. senators a calling to investigate his disappearance and a warning of consequences for riyadh if the reports are true but donald trump is adamant he won't break the strong economic relations between washington and saudi arabia caliban reports. if you thought that the disappearance of a saudi journalist in turkey would hurt ties between riyadh and washington wrong military and diplomatic ties are clo

are innocent in all of this riyadh says the death was accidental the result of a quarrel between shoghi and quote suspects that escalated to a fistfight now those suspects then apparently work to cover up the murder and dispose of the body eight hundred saudi nationals have been arrested including two high ranking members in the gulf state and of course the investigation continues now this version of events fits rather nicely with a prediction donald trump made days ago sounds to me like this is. true and the explanation that those responsible acted without riyadh's knowledge or approval seems good enough for trunk it is very very serious i do do at. it's a very important first step and it happened sooner than people thought it would happen his comments really shouldn't come as a surprise given the fact that trump has been extremely reluctant from the get go to squarely blame saudi arabia he also repeated a number of times that even if involvement was proven he wouldn't wish to sacrifice the billions of dollars worth of weapons sales to punish them saudi arabia has been a great ally but

khashoggi have rallied outside saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul calling for his release because shoghi disappeared on tuesday after entering the compound but there are conflicting reports about where he is jamal sheil reports. the site outside the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul resembles a crime scene more than it does a diplomatic mission police have cordoned off the entire area around the building monitoring anyone who enters or exits three days have passed since renowned journalist jamal khashoggi went missing after entering the consulate to process paperwork on friday photo journalists and human rights activists gathered to demand his release they believe that the saudi authorities kidnapped him and are either holding him hostage inside the building or have secretly sent him abroad manoli de la it's locks that he generalized what he wants is the freedom of jamal khashoggi if he entered the building of the consulate he has to get out of there safe and sound the turkish government has to take action and take care of jamal khashoggi because tucker sovereignty has been violated he

he left the consulate building in istanbul but the turkish government believes he's still inside shoghi had been living in self-imposed exile or writing columns critical of the kingdom and crown prince mohammed bin. earlier we spoke to jamal khashoggi his fiance on the phone who explained she was with jamal at the consulate when he disappeared in the house. because it happened on the second of toben mean jamal went to the consulate in istanbul to get some paperwork for marriage jamal went into the consulate and i was waiting near the door for the appointment was at one pm after a few hours no one came to me they were supposed to come and get the phone from me but no one came i went to the door and asked security it was almost three pm security told me no one was inside and that maybe i didn't pay attention when jamal lift i called the consulate saudi men sit and he told me they closed and that no one is inside and you shouldn't wait here. on western governments of united in condemning russians cyber attacks the u.s. is indicting seven russian intelligence agents another man's detail the

the official also said the intention wasn't to kill him asked if the team had smothered because shoghithe official said if you put someone of jamal's age in this position he would probably die now this is additional information these quotes have been added to other quotes from earlier which betrayed replied yes we will drug you and kidnap you in what the official said was an attempted intimidation that violated the mission's objective so this is contrary to the earlier reports on early saturday morning when the saudis announced their preliminary investigations findings that there had been a fistfight if you will a brawl this is not a brawl it's somebody shouting and being restrained they say so these are all allegations there is no proof royce's say there is no proof of what happened it is just the version of events the saudis are giving out so what's the reaction been in turkey to the different stories coming from saudi arabia about what actually happened. well the reaction politically is muted because the investigation is still ongoing it is full scale still obviously is a primary ob

writes for some of the western publications including the washington post and the guardian because shoghi fled saudi arabia just over a year ago. a russian prisoner who was filmed being tortured by go once has been released yet again it makar off was greeted by family friends and journalists at a prison camp two hundred fifty kilometers north east of moscow video of him being beaten by at least ten dogs in twenty seventeen as published three months ago his lawyer wants him to get government protection from the guards and their families. thank you very much for your support you cared about what is happening in the system in the slave system which you were nice enough to create their own slave state rep people have no rights whatsoever with people being tortured all the time . muslims you know snuffled would just let you through shoe actually a lot of the people featured in the video is still free and we don't know what measures have been taken against them i don't know if they're still working there but they've simply disappeared when they still free. us president donald trump has told rep

these final interviews that discussion with a newsweek reporter was originally confidential as for shoghi and said he'd feared for his life here's some of that recording he wants to be ready for mr why not bring evidence to the public opinion why not bring timespan and process where where you have briefly. introduced the rule of law and due process and reading and the people will be on his side if he would do that it could even fight him in an old fashion i don't really believe him like i'm going to spend money but because it would let me just. tell you i don't. i didn't want he didn't even let me for some time i feel that he really you want to think. what. alternate he had silicon. you know mother to that think i'm. like oh. yeah. well that doesn't work you can have it both ways. you want to have it can you have it both ways can you call yourself can you. but didn't own one. that is not typical but you could actually hear number one and all agree with him. do you see anybody of them any couple is a kid. going. to the vatican i'm not going to blow your pressure cooker have. a listen to cr

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