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Saudis look incredibly guilty. >> both saudi arabia and turkey are doing investigations. what if they come back with the results of their investigations and they have two different conclusions? >> well, i wouldnt trust either the turks or the saudis to come up with an impartial finding because they both have their own axes to grind. erdogan is not an exemplar of press freedom. he has also been guilty of repression. what comes first for him is advancing his own interest. theres a lot of conspirac...

Secretary of state mike pompeo met with president trump earlier this morning to brief him on his meetings with saudis and turks. he suggested waiting until the saudis complete their own investigation before jumping to any conclusions, wln to this. >> i told president trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so that we, too, have a complete understanding of the facts surrounding that so we can make decisions about how or if the united states should respond to...

Conclusions, what will the administration do? >> he went out of his way to point out that the u.s. since the 1930s has had a strong strategic cooperation arrangement with the saudis in fighting terrorism and in other areas, clearly thats weighing very heavily on the trump administrations attitude. >> and youve heard the president say repeatedly that we need saudi arabia, particularly when it comes to the arms deal which is clearly very important to the president, as you pointed out, the fight ag...

Is about the death and dismemberment of this journalist. it gives the message to the saudis they could do whatever they want to their own people and outside their own borders. president trump doesnt care about the saudis murdering somebody in their consulate in turkey. this is a very bad day for dissidents and democrats around the world. >> the saudis are accused of that murder but woo dont hae d the conclusions yet. what would the u.s. do to make you take back those words? >> if the saudis have...

Were jewish. and fos news contributor. good to have you with us. she may have contributed to >> thank you. >> martha: i, too, am a graduate thend end of this. >> martha: maybe we dont need of st. lawrence university. the boxes on any of these i know that you said that susan collins was the most famous applications, maybe everyone graduate, i would say thats should just apply. true. thats the argument made by some also vigo mortenson, kirk in the harvard case, right? >> right. if some people are ...

Every day. im a big fan. you can follow "the daily briefing" on twitter at "the daily briefing" and follow us on instagram and facebook. we would love to meet up with you there. the news never stops. im dana perino. up next, heres shep. >> shepard: its noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington. 10:00 p.m. istanbul where were hearing gruesome new details about now what clearly appeared to be the murder of a washington most contributor inside the saudi arabiian consulate, ripping off his fingers,...

What the columnist wrote. this is the headline: will the blue wave collapse before it reaches the shore? we asked you at home to weigh in on this. we got an email from woodrow who says the big blue wave is dead. the waters have been calmed by president trumps accomplishments on jobs, stock market, 401s, tax cuts, removing back breaking regulations and foreign policy. steve: meanwhile joe emailed us not only will the blue wave stop before it gets to shore but it will turn into a red tsunami. bria...

Guilty until proven innocent. i dont like that, we just went through that with justice kavanaugh and he was innocent all the way. power panel now, im going to start with you, chris. is this good politics and i say politics because everything has to do with politics and diplomacy, does it work? >> will it have an impact on the midterm elections? probably not. how the president handles it -- >> harris: i am talking specifically comparing it to the brett kavanaugh situation and his journey. >> is a...

>> where we might take away an honorary degree? im not saying put her in jail. they can take away her honorary degree. whats the problem? >> tucker: i dont think youre following. i dont care about the degree or the school. who wants an honorary degree? what i care about is whether we allow for the possibility that people who disagree with us are good people who have integrity, but who are reaching different conclusions from ours. you, like a lot of the robots i deal with on the left, seem to hav...

>> reasonable people can disagree about the conclusions reached in the confirmation. >> martha: absolutely. >> there was a pausity of evidence, there was not direct corroboration, it came down to a credibility test for many. but what is so concerning is the argument of these professors in a there is no other option. they say we dont -- were not doing it because we disagree with her position. we just believe theres no ground upon which she could reach a different conclusion. thats the type of imb...