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More its not really crown in saudi arabia but i think he will because he wants to become the next game very soon and yes he needs to go against rivals but you also have to bear in mind that he is probably the first truly populist ruler defacto rule of saudi arabia somebody who tries to rally the support of the street of citizens against the couple of thousand princes in his family and us calling it the shock movement or shock move i think that is true but if you want to change something in such ...

Resignation a quote to unprecedented saudi intervention in lebanese politics and said hariri must return to let on he said lebanons government was still legitimate and had not resigned. and all of these events are taking place against a backdrop of growing saudi arabia and saudi and iranian tensions that has everybody on edge daniel agger is a mideast expert and chief editor of current affairs magazine zen is a very good evening to you daniel so this scene for us please if youre well aware why t...

Opposition, they say this only fuels discontent, this leads to an authoritarian state, and that is the kind of environment in which extremist groups can thrive. because of that frustration. so it is a divisive move in a country that is now deeply divided. >> richard, thank you for that. joining me live, the anchor in turkey, journalist tulo dulolo, now is chief editor for the weekly magazine covering turkish afashfair affairs. give us a sense of the mood following these results. >> reporter: wel...

Holder. no one would have thought when the constitution was written that paying your hotel bill was an emolument. instead, it would have been thought of as a value for value exchange, not a gift, not a title, and not an emolument. >> she went on to say that the then president-elect wants to go beyond what the constitution requires adding that hell voluntarily donate all profits and foreign government payments made to his hotels to the united states treasury. when the u.s. intelligencecy agenci...

Moscow put in incredible efforts to help him win the election and to allege that the chief editor of "russia today" or r.t. played a key role. >> most of that criticism makes us laugh, really. >> reporter: intelligence officials have said that r.t. worked hand and glove with hackers and the government to change the impact of u.s. elections on putins orders. >> did you read that report? >> reporter: yes. >> it is as much sad as laughable. >> reporter: the specific 25-page report shes talking abou...

Security. the city lights may have been dimmed down for a moment of grief, but it seems the once vibrant scenes are slowly starting to come back. want to talk more about this with the chief editor of a newspaper. what do you think right now? is paris trying to come back to normal? where are we in that process? >> walking around here we have a true feeling what is going on in paris and immense feeling of grief and sorrow and i think they want to live up to the expectation of the whole world. they...

Requests, then i am happy and i am willing to get to work. >> i want to bring in bob ekle political analyst and author of "i should be dead, my life of surviving politic, tv and ed a dick shun" and also bob cusack, chief editor of "the hill" and columnist charles hurt, and gentlemen, so glad to have you on. bob cusack, give me the goods, what is the story behind the scenes for paul ryan? >>le with, paul ryan needs to step up as he said, because there is nobody else who can lead and be speaker of...

A disturbing incident out of hungary as migrates from middle east earn nations eastern nations. this woman was identified as an employee of hungarian news network and one tv. the woman was fired tuesday after the video went viral. chief editor told reuters the incident was shocking and unacceptable. it is reported n 1 tv has ties to the hungarian right wing political party. the country has taken a hard stance on migrants crossing the border. that government hazard refused to enact quotas for tho...

Originally filed a discrimination against -- because he was gay. a lifestyle or a -- that kind of a complaint against us. we had to tell him and his own attorney told him that that was not your lifestyle was not -- that lifestyle was not a protected class and didnt really have standing. so he immediately changed it to racial discrimination. but we did, in our -- almost all of our discovery and investigations inside the station, we found no evidence of any sort of racial discrimination. in fact, ...

Policeman that was wounded on the ground with his hands up and then went back into the automobile and sped off. >> yeah. well, my point theres an enormous pool of disaffected pool who can feed a movement inside a country where theres a great deal of tension economic and social tension. you had to know when the meeting was. >> yep. >> you had to know where exactly the meeting was. and you also had to have a very high degree of confidence you knew who was going to be at the meeting. dont forget th...