, his moral evaluation of mohamed bin solomon.ut i think he's not quite being fair to the biden administration and he's not being quite realistic about politics in saudi arabia. as professor said, what the biden administration has done is not nothing. it is not the biden administration that sent the message that he has impunity. it is the trump administration that did that. the biden administration has started to pull back on the slack to the trump administration gave to mohamed bin solomon. it is not just that they have now named mohamed bin solomon has the murder of jamal khashoggi. but the ban on top officials is an unprecedented step. the u.s. onoises about the war n yemen, i think these are all fairly significant things. but also, as i said, nick is not being totally realistic about saudi arabia. the king of saudi arabia is 85 years old and mohamed bin solomon has spent the last five years gathering up all the threads of power in that country in his hands. you only need to read the book of mr. christof's new york times collea

intelligence agencies the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the killing of the washington post journalist. thank you very much. i want house correspondent want to head now to istanbul where saddam who joins us on it's an m. and a so. turkey played a pretty crucial role in the early days in terms of keeping up the pressure on the international community and releasing a stream of evidence that really undermined those early denials from riyadh about involvement in the mud to tell us about reaction there. well miramax will this is not a short for turkey because the report that has been declassified is actually absolutely matching with the turkish territory in the file that was prepared by stumble 1st chief prosecutor's office about this killing so basically as you said there were some evidence as in the most important evidence it was the voice recordings that was gathered from inside the consulate general consulate building actually those were that like around 10 bucks that have been planted probably by the turkish intelligence inside the saudi consulate earlier due to some ot

travers solomon because my — and effective. travers solomon because my wife _ and effective.solomon because my wife yvonne is in l and effective. travers solomon because my wife yvonne is in aj and effective. travers solomon - because my wife yvonne is in a care home. she has early—onset dementia. if everyone is vaccinated, it offers him the hope of seeing her properly. my him the hope of seeing her properly. my view is that we are reaching a period of illogical about keeping visitors out, because if my wife has been vaccinated and i have been vaccinated, and i am certainly abiding by government guidelines not to socialise, i don't even see my children at the moment, then arguably, i am children at the moment, then arguably, iam perhaps children at the moment, then arguably, i am perhaps safer than those carers who are going in and out of the home who haven't been vaccinated. it out of the home who haven't been vaccinated-— vaccinated. it underlines the importance _ vaccinated. it underlines the importance for _ vaccinated. it underlines the importance for families, - vaccina

the united states is sending a signal that going forward assuming that mohammed solomon will be king some day you know he's going to have to prove his mettle in the relationship prove that he could take actions consistent with not only shared interest but shared values if he's going to rebuild the relationship with the united states what are your thoughts on the possibility of sanctions against the crown prince in that case as it unrealistic to expect them to. i think. the sanctions will take the form of of an arm's length which is significant you know as you reported earlier you know mohammed and solomon was frequently welcomed at the white house you will not be welcome in the biden white house. and that sends an important signal even though obviously i don't think he'll be the subject of direct sanctions the white house i think fairly consider that was going a bridge too far. he won't be welcomed in the white house but of course he is the heir in success there to his father. that's and that's not going to we're not going to see any pressure from the byington administration for that

and joe biden is expected to speak to saudi arabia's king solomon soon before the publication of a u.s. government report on the murder of journalist. classified intelligence report is widely believed to implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin sandman in her show she's killing. alasia is the latest country in southeast asia to begin vaccinating people while in vietnam more than 100000 doses arrived for the planned rollout there just to washington takes a look at inoculation campaigns in the region. at a health clinic in the city of which are giant delays as prime minister kicks off his country's corona virus vaccine campaign the southeast asian nation plans to vaccinate 80 percent of its population of 32000000 by makes year. in neighboring indonesia one of the world's largest mosques thousands of religious leaders are being vaccinated this week in jakarta using the vaccine developed by chinese pharmaceuticals manufacturer a sign of ike the dr is part of the push to encourage more engine asians to accept the vaccine. have a target of 17000000 public workers a religious leader

relations with saudi arabia and president biden will communicate with king solomon not his son. this is our jazeera live from london also coming up. madman protesters block railway lines as the military denies it carried out a coup and un soldiers she is handed a 2nd criminal charge. outrage in peru as it's revealed that $487.00 officials including the former president were secretly vaccinated head of health workers. and purchased breakout in barcelona over the arrest of a spanish rapper. put insulting the monarchy and glorifying terrorism. where the biden administration says its recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia marking a turning point in the trump presidency the white house has confirmed to president joe biden will deal with king solomon bin of disease instead of his son crown prince mohammed bin. it's a dramatic shift from the approach of former president donald trump whose son in law or jared krishna befriended the crown prince. we've made clear from the beginning that we're going to recalibrate our relationship with. saudi arabia and that you know president b

relations with saudi arabia and president biden will communicate with king solomon not his son. i'm norm tate of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. me and mar protest as block railway lines as the military denies it carried out a coup and on time suchi is handed a 2nd criminal charge. the dutch prime minister urges people to respect a nighttime curfew despite a court ruling that it should be scrapped. and police arrest a spanish wrap up of the barricaded himself into a university to avoid a jail term for insulting the monarchy and door find terrorism. or the botton administration says its recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia marking a dramatic shift from the trump presidency white house spokeswoman jen psaki says president joe biden will speak to his counterpart king solomon bin abdulaziz instead of crown prince mohammed bin some on a son in law or former president donald trump jared krishna has developed a close relationship with m.b.a.'s announcement coincides with the who he's being removed from the u.s. terror nest. let's go to our white house co

the united states is sending a signal that going forward assuming that mohammed solomon will be king some day you know he's going to have to prove his mettle in the relationship prove that he can take actions consistent with not only shared interest but shared values if he's going to rebuild the relationship with the united states well as mushrooms he's fail say has he's in his was waiting outside the saudi consulate in istanbul the day he was murdered after the report was released he tweeted this image of him with the words hash tag justice for some ol iran's government is strongly condemning american airstrikes in syria describing them as in the legal aggression alley or on friday the united states launched as raids in syria targeting facilities used by iranian backed militias the main target was the in mali military base near al become all that's close to city is border with iraq the pentagon says the operation was in response to recent attacks against american personnel in iraq to try to. make an impact on these groups and their ability to conduct. future attacks. and. and to to

the us releases intelligence sharing prince mohammed bin solomon like he approved the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi also coming up more than 300 schoolgirls are missing in nigeria as the region's 2nd mass kidnapping in just 10 days presidencies are destroying the police and military have launched a joint mission to find the gumption to took some. and a safer chance of these celebrity cops l.a. police say lady gaga asked to stolen french bulldogs have been returned safely but the attackers from short a dog remain at large. a man you could smoke and thanks so much for joining us saudi arabia has hit back at us claims that crown prince mohammed bin solomon like the approves the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the biden administration has released a report gathered by intelligence off to his killing in 2018 it was classified until now despite the findings washington has stopped short of imposing sanctions directly on the prints the saudi government says it completely rejects the cia's findings. and all report making new headlines it was originally suppressed by the trump administra

thanks so much for joining us saudi arabia has hit back at us claims that crown prince mohammed bin solomon like he approved the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the biden administration has released a report scouted by intelligence off to his killing and 2018 it was classified until now despite the findings washington has stopped short of imposing sanctions directly on the prince an important regional u.s. ally the saudi government says it completely rejects the cia's cia's findings. an old report making news headlines. it was originally suppressed by the trumpet ministration but 3 years later it's declassified so its conclusions clear for the world to see u.s. intelligence says it's a largely that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the capture or killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the. pentagon is pulling no punches saudi arabia remains a strategic partner in the region. we have to be courageous enough. as friends to speak candidly and. and to make clear our concerns. about the rule of law and civil and human rights even with friends and partners. the report d

the white house don't trump came under criticism for not taking direct action against muhammad bin solomon himself all the action we've heard from the biden in ministration in the last few hours there's no direct action against mohamed been summoned himself there's going to be a lot of attention paid isn't there alan to what the by the administration does next in terms of its overall dealings with saudi arabia you mentioned of course the weapons sales that have been agreed on to the trunk administration i believe but they are currently being reviewed at the moment. exactly tony blinken says this is about recalibrating the entire relationship and that includes weapons sales as well he was it pains to say that the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia is bigger than just one man and certainly there's been bumps in the road between the u.s. and the saudis in the past go back 50 years 973 and the oil crisis when saudi arabia essentially embargoed oil coming to the u.s. go back to 911 and 15 of the hijackers there came from saudi arabia and of course there was a killing of jam

founded in 1740, it was the congregation of chaim solomon, revolutionary war hero who spent his fortune liberty rested on the threadbare backs of the soldiers at valley forge, solomon contributed everything he had to washington's army so that they might fight again. ♪ members of today's army join with the congregation for this short devotional service on sunday afternoon, following the same ritual and looking upon the same scrolls from which chaim solomon drew his faith. [chanting in hebrew] [bells ringing] in the heart of what is old philadelphia, a few blocks from the delaware river, stands old christ church, founded in 1695. here, the patriots of the revolution worshiped and prayed for spiritual strength. today, americans may enter this hallowed building and reaffirm their devotion to the spiritual values which formed the basis for our democratic life. a special afternoon service is held at christ church as part of the religious emphasis day program. ♪ 24 candles burn in a chandelier of hammered brass which has hung in the same place for 200 years. everywhere is evidence of the simpl

us president joe biden and saudi arabia's king solomon have spoken before the expected release of an american intelligence report on the murder of saudi journalists as a marker so easy the 2 leaders discussed efforts to end the war in yemen and washington's commitment to help defend itself against iranian backed rebels but the classified intelligence report is widely expected to implicate the saudi crown prince shows who's killing them off or let's speak to alan fischer in washington d.c. allan i would imagine there are a lot of people who are going to be watching very closely this call what more do we know about what was said. well it's really just an ordinary diplomatic call we're told that joe biden spoke to the saudi king they discussed regional security in that there was implicit criticism of iran they talked about the need for saudi arabia to defend itself they talked about the recent release of human rights activists in saudi arabia which was welcomed by joe biden and they said that they would continue to work together given their long relationship it's really interesting that

are the top stories the newly declassified us report says saudi arabia's crown prince muhammad bin solomon approved a plan to capture or kill saudi journalists as amal hush rosy saudi arabia is rejecting the report the u.s. state department is imposing a travel ban on $76.00 saudis involved in threatening dissidents we now have in place a new policy that applies not just to saudi arabia but across the board and it gives us i think and a greater ability to deter the kinds of egregious actions that were taken against him and against other dissidents opponents. and other speaking out or their families going forward. and that i hope will be in some small measure. of an important legacy. iran's government is strongly condemning american airstrikes in syria describing them as illegal aggression earlier on friday that i did states launched air raids targeting facilities used by iranian backed militias the pentagon says the operation was in response to recent attacks against american personnel in iraq. 5 people have been killed and more than 175 injured during protests in the southern iraqi city o

joe biden is expected to speak to saudi arabia's king solomon soon before the publication of a u.s. government report on the murder of journalist. it would be biden's 1st conversation as president with a saudi leader the classified intelligence report is why do you believed to implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin simon in his show g.'s killing the trumpet ministration refused to release it and speak to mike hanna in washington d.c. so we know the call is going to go ahead we have a new clear ideas on when that might be stalled and occasionally about the exact timeline although within the last few minutes president biden has confirmed that he read that confidential cia report not surprising given the fact that he is planning to make that phone call to the saudi king in the near future also no indication when that report is going to be released though all indications are that it will be after that phone call president biden makes to the saudi king and to reiterate it will be to the king very clear that the crown prince mohammed bin solomon will not be on the call as part

solomon northup of course was a skilled fiddle player. after performing hours upon hours of work picking cotton in the sun and all he wanted to do was relax in his own cabin, he had to come into the house, be rented out to other plantation to perform fiddle for dances and balls all night long. he was able to make a little bit of money there, but you can understand that being forced or compelled to entertain when all you want to do is relax and be by yourself would be another form of psychological torment for enslaved people. in the last big bedroom here, we have a statue to represent anna, the little girl brought from the upper south. and as a reminder that these people lived inside the big house, as well. and we'll go from here out on to the back porch. here you can see the end of those historic murals. these patterns, by the way, come from a standard pattern book, a french pattern book. so this is a motif that was copied from a pattern book and applied to the wall by this painter. his name was dominici canova. the conservator came out a

relations with saudi arabia and president biden will communicate with king solomon not his son. this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. madman protesters block railway lines as the military denies it carried out a coup and on soldiers she is handed a 2nd.

relationship and it's indicative perhaps that president biden appears to want to speak to king solomon but for this report is made public clearly he's setting the way for the publication of this report which if as most expect it to be implicates the crown prince in the murder of a u.s. based journalists it's going to have very severe implications on the relationship indeed mike hanna live for us there in washington d.c. michael thank you now there are grave concerns for a group of rangar refugees adrift in the andaman sea with no food or water about 90 people including children are on board and rights group the project says at least 8 have died the boat left southern bangladesh about 10 days ago and experienced engine failure it's now somewhere in the andaman sea which is part of the indian ocean and bounded by the coastlines of me and thailand it's exactly occasion is still unknown. and more than a 1000000 reaching the refugees are living in crowded camps in bangladesh naseem a cartoon and her family live in cox's bazar the world's biggest refugee camp 25 year old son is on board the

yes, king solomon— power in the kingdom. yes, king solomon is— power in the kingdom.e king, but his health has been in question, and just his energy— has been in question, and just his energy level is not what his sons is, so _ energy level is not what his sons is, so we — energy level is not what his sons is, so we all— energy level is not what his sons is, so we all see mbs, he is known as the _ is, so we all see mbs, he is known as the power— is, so we all see mbs, he is known as the power broker in saudi arabia. the first— as the power broker in saudi arabia. the first call, — as the power broker in saudi arabia. the first call, by the way, went to the king, — the first call, by the way, went to the king, not to the crown prince, which _ the king, not to the crown prince, which i _ the king, not to the crown prince, which i think— the king, not to the crown prince, which i think was another snob from the white _ which i think was another snob from the white house. so one can only imagine _ the white house. so one can only imagine what this young and rather impulsi

that in fact the united states squarely blames the crown prince mohammed bin solomon for ordering the murder of jamal has shows you the washington post journalist and kimberly you mentioned this was a campaign promise by joe biden and his administration to release this reports how is this likely to play in the the u.s. domestically because of course the country so very much focused on the the national the natural disasters in the south of the country the coronavirus so making the headlines there and of course politically the country still very much defined is how much impact will the release of this report have in the united states itself or is this likely just suit to pass virtually on remarks. it's not going to pass and remarked in certain circles certainly the foreign policy circle the washington circle the congressional circles which represents a large number of americans who know that there is a need to to call out the actions of the saudi government and the feeling that previous administrations not just the trumpet ministration have turned a blind eye to some of the concerns abo

will not agree to speak unlike president trump to as he was called mbs and will only speak to king solomonade the us administration of how they will go forward in the coming months, we have seen a list of sanctions. at these sanctions do not actually target the crown prince who is of course the de facto ruler and set to be the heir to the throne and said to be the next leader. —— speak to king salman. a very important publication of the reports but a fine line to preserve the ties between the us and saudi arabia, it will be fascinating to see. maw; will be fascinating to see. many --eole will be fascinating to see. many peeple are _ will be fascinating to see. many peeple are saying _ will be fascinating to see. many people are saying there - will be fascinating to see. many people are saying there are - will be fascinating to see. many people are saying there are greater issues at stake here and mbs will not be touched by the us, what is your thoughts? i not be touched by the us, what is your thoughts?— your thoughts? i think it is hugely embarrassing _ your thoughts? i think it is hugely

lou: john solomon, you're a good man. thanks so much.se communist party's lies about the china virus pandemic. i will tell you what i told you to begin with, it started in wuhan, it till started in wuhan -- still started in wuhan, and how in the world will china extend its political influence when all the world understands that truth? china expert gordon chang joins us. and please visit loudobbsshop.com, pick up your official "lou dobbs tonight" mug. that's loudobbsshop.com, loudobbsshop.com. and all of the proceeds i receive from that enterprise go straight to charity. stay with us, we're coming right back. ♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette carl shopped for the lowest mortgage rate and chose amerisave, a choice he'll never regret... ...unlike the choice to hitch hike. ahhh! which ruined his hand modeling career... it's over. don't worry, carl. things are

susan solomon, thank you so much for joining me for this conversation. really great talking with you. >> great time with you, too. hope to talk to you again. >> all right. coming up next -- thanks, susan. we'll be diving into the impeachment trial. today, obviously, first day in the senate. the big takeaways and >> and we're back. we're wrapping up day one of the impeachment trial for former president trump on the charge of inciting the insurrection at the capitol on january 6th. just before our show, the senate voted along largely party lines on the constitutionality of holding the trial. it passed, so joining us now is lahnee chen, a stanford hoover institution fellow, and he's served as a senior adviser on policy to the national republican senatorial committee. good to see you again. >> hi, kristen. >> let's start with that vote that was just taken in the trial. 56-44. on the question of whether it's constitutional to hold this trial, explain that. >> yeah, i mean, so the question, you know, essentially is this, once a president has left office, can y

president joe biden has phoned king solomon of saudi arabia for the 1st time since taking office the u.s. is preparing to release an intelligence report on the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the us has previously saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon as the likely orchestrates of off the. protesters and prayed outside the house of. she has been seen in public since her government was overthrown in a military coup on february 1st demonstrators on the streets again in several cities despite being attacked by gangs. to the former soviet republic of armenia now a months of political tensions are now coming to a head thousands rallied in the capital year of on in support of prime minister nicole bashir and after he accused the military of an attempted coup but those against him also gathered thousands to call for his resignation prime minister has been a divisive figure following a meeting as defeat in a bloody conflict with its neighbor as a by john last year. an impact leader holding on to power for now armenia's top generals called on prime minister nicole pushing on to resign

lou: john solomon, you're a good man. thanks so much. next, the chinese communist party's lies about the china virus pandemic. i will tell you what i told you to begin with, it started in wuhan, it till started in wuhan -- still started in wuhan, and how in the world will china extend its political influence when all the world understands that truth? china expert gordon chang joins us. and please visit loudobbsshop.com, pick up your official "lou dobbs tonight" mug. that's loudobbsshop.com, loudobbsshop.com. and all of the proceeds i receive from that enterprise go straight to charity. stay with us, we're coming right back. ♪ research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ you quit smoking and thought, "that's that." but here's the thing about lung cancer... by the time you see the symptoms, it could be

intelligence report which accuses the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon of approving the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi over the us stopped short of directly punishing the crown prince and the kingdom as did not the reporters full sun on acceptable alan fischer as a report from washington d.c. . when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the 2nd 2018 he thought he was simply picking up paperwork to clear the way for his upcoming wedding instead according to u.s. intelligence the u.s. resident and saudi citizen met a team of saudi agents set to capture or kill him he was never seen alive again now a newly declassified report from the director of national intelligence says saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman approved the operation the report states the crown prince viewed khashoggi as a threat to the kingdom and broadly supported using violent measures if necessary to silence him prior spoke yesterday with the king prince made it clear to him the rules are changing and we're going to be announcing significant changes to

presidency white house spokeswoman jen psaki says president joe biden will speak to his counterpart king solomon bin abdulaziz instead of crown prince mohammed bin soundman son and or former president donald trump jared krishna had developed across a close relationship with the crown prince we've made clear from the beginning that we're going to recalibrate our relationship with. saudi arabia and that you know president biden one of the questions there was also just to go back to the context of it whether he would be speaking with m.p.'s and part of that is going back to engagement counterpart to counterpart the president's counterpart is king some on and i expect at an appropriate time he would have a conversation with him as computing in the netherlands over a government mandated curfew due to come into effect in half an hour that was struck down by a court earlier on tuesday the judge ruled that the government had been wrong to use emergency powers to impose the night time restrictions introduced to stop the spread of code 19 the government has asked the court to suspend its decision ahead of

drive after 73 days in jail she'd become the face of a movement losing was later pardoned by king solomon and told to keep quiet. she focused her energies on ending the male guardianship system in the kingdom 2015 women were allowed to vote and stand in elections she ran but her name was kept off the ballot. it wasn't long before public pressure appear to show results in 2017 saudi arabia announced women would be allowed to drive under reforms made by crown prince mohammed bin. but just weeks before the ban was lifted in 2018 luzhin was stopped while driving in the u.a.e. flown to riyadh and later detained with around a dozen other women's rights activists nearly 3 years have passed her family has accused saudi authorities of torturing and holding her in solitary confinement for months at a time. saudi officials denied the allegations in december 2020 louis jane was convicted at riyadh specialized criminal court on terror charges and of seeking to change the saudi political system and harm national security her release is widely seen as a gesture towards the biden ministration she was a p

intelligence says it's a likely that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the capture or killing of journalist jamal khashoggi and the. pentagon is pulling no punches. saudi arabia remains a strategic partner in the region. we have to be courageous enough. as friends to speak candidly and. and to make clear our concerns. about the rule of law and about civil and human rights even with friends and partners. the report doesn't detail any new evidence but stresses the crown prince is control of decision making he has always denied knowing about the plot. or showed he was lured to the saudi consulate in turkey where he was killed and dismembered by a team sent from riyadh the saudi government eventually admitted to killing but blamed it on a rogue security team. the public naming of muhammad bin solomon as complicit in the killing will set a new tone for the relationship between washington and riyadh that bought an administration has imposed sanctions on dozens of saudi officials but stopped short of targeting the prince. let's bring in deja vu correspondent. in washington

intelligence says it's a likely that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the cops that will killing of journalist jamal khashoggi one of the. pentagon things pulling no punches. saudi arabia remains a strategic partner in the region. we have to be courageous enough. as friends to speak candidly and. and to make clear our concerns. about the rule of law and civil and human rights even with friends and partners. the report doesn't detail any new evidence but stresses the crown prince is control of decision making he has always denied knowing about the plot. showed he was lured to the saudi consulate in turkey where he was killed and dismembered by a team sent from riyadh the saudi government eventually admitted to killing but blamed it on a rogue security team. the public naming of muhammad bin solomon as complicit in the killing will set a new tone for the relationship between washington and riyadh but bought in administration has imposed sanctions on dozens of saudi officials but stopped short of targeting the prince. let's bring in deja vu correspondent. in washin

joe biden has spoken with saudi arabia's king solomon by phone ahead of the release of a u.s. intelligence report on the murder of the saudi journalist. but the classified report is widely expected to implicate saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon the leaders also discussed security in the region and efforts to end the war in yemen president biden highlighted the united states' commitment to helping defend saudi arabia against iranian backed hoofy rebels amnesty international says that a massacre of civilians during last year's conflict in ethiopia's tikrit region could amount to a crime against humanity a report by the rights group says that soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november 8th year of his government says that its human rights commission is investigating crimes during the conflict opposition presidential candidates in somalia have postponed a protest over delayed elections after reaching a last minute deal with the government officials have pledged to investigate a protest last week in which at least 5 people we

reporting live from baghdad so out of many thanks this job i have not spoken with saudi arabia's king solomon by phone ahead of the release of a u.s. intelligence report on the murder of the journalist. the declassified report is widely expected to implicate saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon in casualties death to leaders also discussed security in the region and the efforts to end the war in yemen president by biden highlighted washington's common commitment to help riyadh defend itself against iranian backed hooty rebels brazil is struggling to contain its corona virus outbreak the death toll there has now passed 250000 the 2nd highest in the world a vaccination campaign is on the way but a new wave of infections is leaving the health system on the verge of collapse what i can to keep freeport from rio. here is hope in this case the only an indigenous really for you when members of the small to keep what i need tried have received the 2nd dose of the couvade 19 vaccine. we have seen so many people die with this disease i do not want that for my people they were 1st in line to be inocu

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he said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the night with a friend, george solomon inke, about an hour to the north. >> he did, in fact, go up to where george was staying with his girlfriend if pasco county. there was confirmed by george and george's girlfriend. george gave us a time line consistent with what permaner gave us. >> tim's story on the night of the murder checked out. and he voluntarily came clean about something. he had a record. he had done time. >> early on in your life, you get in trouble. what was going on with you? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid, started it up small, basically, running an ad out of a newspaper, getting a small office. and it just expanded from there, it ballooned. >> what kind of money were you pulling down a week? >> i was grossing about 6,000, $7,000 a day. >> a day? you were how old? >> 20. that's the trap. why am i going to school when i'm making this kind of money? >> why go straight, huh? >> yes. >> it ended up in a gunfight? >> yes, sir. >> tim says he was worried he'd be painted as a bad guy right away because

if you look at just the news, john solomon who appears on fox a lot, he had new breaking evidence thatven stuff that i hadn't seen were clearly they were running spies into the trump campaign, into numerous republicans and it's wrong. and i know you're going to have peter navarro, he was one of them, i know he's going to be on the show flare the hour. maria: solomon reported that sources told him that we'll know about charges in march, durham negotiating with witnesses and is focused on three to five people at the fbi. those who have not been interviewed include comey, mccabe and strzok. what do you think in terms of where the indictments could happen? based on what you know, what is clearly broken laws? yeah. >> well, what i was referring to is there's new declassified documents that solomon released this week that president trump had declassified. when you go through that, it's frightening. imagine being spied upon by your own government and then that spy makes up a bunch of lies about everybody. i mean, they framed general flynn. they framed the former head of defense intelligence a

back to you. >> thank you again, rahel solomon.ent committee answering your questions now first up for stephanie link from sonny in honolulu, hawaii. i bought stock, and what's your take on it now >> it's a name i added again, up 8% in two days and it is a very good quarter and you have to step back and this is a duopoly in industrial gasses and they're the leader and they have a great balance sheet and fabulous management sheet and the story in my mind is just beginning and i think that they're going to continue to do quite well and the execution is flawless. >> jimmy, you have a big fan in munich germany george wants to know what's the best name in the defense industry sector going forward right now? >> well, first, take a look at the sub sector, space missile, aviation and satellite because that's where the growth will come in the next few years in defense spending it's not going shift from my beloved navy and that's at the top of the list and you can look at lockheed martin as the second choice there >> jon najarian, a video qu

rahel solomon. committee is making moves. josh, i'm coming to you. come to your buys a little later. it's interesting i do want to talk about some things that you sold, though you sold unity software. so why don't you tell me about that first and then there's something else i want to talk to you about, too >> there's no specific move for the unity sale and i entered pre-ipo. so there's a holding period and when the holding period ends i sell it's a great company and it's gone up, like, a huge amount from the original purchase and it's a huge profit and no fundamental judgment there what's the next one you want to do >> i want to talk about gold you sold barrett gold and i think it was in the last day or so, gundlach has made interesting comments and it was the stimulus asset on gold and ken griffith was on squawk this morning maybe dissing and i think you own bitcoin, too just give me why out of barrett gold >> i'm starting to come around to the idea that bitcoin picture a world where there is no bitcoin, where would gold's price be in that's the que

joe biden is expected to speak with saudi arabia's king solomon before the publication of a u.s. government report on the murder of journalist. it would be by 1st conversation as president with the saudi leader the classified intelligence report is widely believed to employ me implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin sandman and killing the trump administration refused to release its our white house correspondent kelly harkat is joining us from washington d.c. so the call between president biden and king sidelined if it happens as scheduled can really will be biden's 1st conversation with the king. it will be the 1st conversation and it may be one that is uncomfortable given what we expect will be the subject matter the white house and the national security council here have not confirmed this call will take place but it is being widely pool ported that it will be in advance of the release of a report which will point the finger at the press king's son mohammed bin solomon the saudi crown prince this is something that was concluded by. in terms of the killing of the was

arabia marking a change in policy from the trump presidency joe biden will speak directly to king solomon rather than his powerful son the crown prince and his 1st few days in office biden put a hold on some weapons sales to the kingdom man called on saudi arabia to improve its human rights record mike hanna reports from washington d.c. city great honor to have the crown prince with us the timepoint house was willing to do business with the saudi crown prince this despite his alleged involvement in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi which then president donald trump brushed away now the new administration says president biden will conduct any conversation with saudi arabia on what it calls a counterpart to come to pa basis the president's counterpart is king someone and i expect at an appropriate time he would have a conversation with him i don't have a prediction of the timeline on that that system $13000000000.00 to buy them and ministration is conducting a review of the arms sales that the previous administration signed with saudi arabia. and as a ready made clear it will no long

reporter john solomon say he's got -- he's read a declassified fisa wiretap that shows the fbi justifiedly because they believed carter page was going to, behind the media a to tout a book that he was going to write and carter page was defending his innocence in the media about working, you know, trump-russia collusion. he's saying there's no there there. so that's good enough to get a fisa wiretap? >> no, it's not. it should be and it's indicative of the fact that the system broke down here. there's supposed to be checks and safeguards against this type of abuse, and every single one either failed, or it appears as we see more and more of the documents was deliberately evaded by those entities who were seeking the warrants. and perhaps, you know, we really haven't seen that side of the story, but one does wonder should the court have done more at the time to question these and should the court be doing more now to question these findings. elizabeth: yeah. john durham also has his criminal probe of the trump-russia probe, and it's about keeping and reserving and protecting the integrity

now the white house says president joe biden will speak with saudi arabia's king solomon soon before a u.s. government report into the murder of the journalist shall have published it's widely expected to implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin solomon international g.'s killing former president donald trump and is the ministration refuse to release their. president is taking a fresh approach to how he engages with foreign leaders around the world and different from the prior administration and that means he will not hold back and he will speak out when there are concerns he has about human rights abuses about. the lack of freedom of speech or the lack of freedom of media and expression or any concerns he has at the same time we have a long relationship with saudi arabia they are being attacked in the region and that is certainly an area where we continue to work with them on but i expect we'll have more to say when we get post the release of that report and mike hanna joins us live now from washington d.c. mike so president biden had said he would speak to the saudi king

drive after 73 days in jail she'd become the face of a movement luzhin was later pardoned by king solomon and told to keep quiet. she focused her energies on ending the male guardianship system in the kingdom 2015 women were allowed to vote and stand in elections she ran but her name was kept off the ballot. it wasn't long before public pressure appear to show results in 2017 saudi arabia announced women would be allowed to drive under reforms made by crown prince mohammed bin. but just weeks before the ban was lifted in 2018 luzhin was stopped while driving in the u.a.e. flown to riyadh and later detained with around a dozen other women's rights activists nearly 3 years had passed her family has accused saudi authorities of torturing and holding her in solitary confinement for months at a time. saudi officials denied the allegations in december 2020 louis jane was convicted at riyadh specialized criminal court on terror charges and of seeking to change the saudi political system and harm national security her release is widely seen as a gesture towards the biden ministration she was a po