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Post" writer and outspoken critic of the saudi leadership and its crown prince. hes been living in the u.s. for the past year for that express reason to avoid possible arrest. but after going to saudi arabias consulate in istanbul to obtain documents for his upcoming marriage, his fiancée says he never came out. they said he is personally chasing the investigation. saudi arabia for its part has denied any involvement in his disappearance. for more we are joined by chief media correspondent bria...

He went missing. its not clear if hes even alive. in fact, turkish officials saying police believe he was killed inside the saudi consulate. khashoggi is a saudi citizen. he went to get paperwork to marry his fiancée and was never seen again. he is known for being a critic of the saudi regime. he appeared on this show last november. watch this. >> we have legitimate reason to be complaining of iran expansionism and hezbollah mingling in the affairs in syria and yemen. the missile i think was a ...

Correct me if im wrong, you say you were, i think, 15 years. you were at a house party. but were fed alcohol by older boys and you woke up with one on top of you who had assaulted you, you found out later. >> yeah. >> and i guess i have a lot of questions about this. first, why -- what happened this week? was it christine blasey fords testimony? what made you finally want to talk about this incident? >> yeah. it was just -- i was talking to my fiancée about it when the news first broke and i ha...

Received that illegal inside information. he did two things. both of which are illegal. he sold stock based on that inside information. and avoided $570,000 in losses. and he also took that illegal inside information and tipped others. he tipped his fiancée. he tipped his fiancées wife, he tipped his fiancées father and a friend. all of that traded on that illegal inside information. stephen zarsky, his fiancées father avoided $143,000 in losses by trading on that information and he tipped o...

Confidential corporate information at the expense of regular investors. and then he lied about it to law enforcement to cover it up. also charged is his son. cameron collins. and stephen zarsky, the father of camerons fiancée. these charges are a reminder that this is a nation of laws. and that everybody stands equal before the bar of justice. now id like to go into the details of the allegations a little more. in addition to serving in the house of representatives, congressman collins was also...

Drives with his fiancée to his fiancées parents house. they arrive at the house at 9:17 p.m. less than 20 minutes later at 9:34 p.m., his fiancées mother is on the phone with her broker beginning the process of selling her shares of innate. the next morning on june 23, 7:42 a.m., cameron collins begins the process of selling his shares of innate. june 23 through june 26, cameron collins shares 1.39 million shares of innate. prior to the market close of june 26. after the market closes,

And so was his son cameron. the congressman knew he couldnt sell his own shares for personal and technical reasons including that he was already under an investigation regarding innate by the congressional ethics office. the crime that he committed was to tip his son cameron so that cameron and a few select others could trade on news while the investing public remained in the dark. as the indictment alleges, that is exactly what they did. his son cameron sold. camerons fiancée sold. the father ...

And he had a suit on and he was at the racetrack with his dad and his brother. and he came up and, you know, had some smooth line. 1975, i think. over the period of a couple of months of talking to him on the phone, we kind of had a friendship. and it was really cool. and i thought, "this guys-- i like this guy." but i had a boyfriend. - so that was-- - i think you had a fiancé. yeah. well... kind of. sort of. yeah. - he was a golfer, right? - yes. - yeah. - so you were going out with this golf...

- no, the whole nine. - ( laughs ) and he had a suit on and he was at the racetrack with his dad and his brother. and he came up and, you know, had some smooth line. 1975, i think. over the period of a couple of months of talking to him on the phone, we kind of had a friendship. and it was really cool. and i thought, "this guys-- i like this guy." but i had a boyfriend. - so that was-- - i think you had a fiancé. yeah. well... kind of. sort of. yeah. - he was a golfer, right? - yes. - yeah. - s...

Bring a story that is pretty amazing, army specialist hitting a home run returning home from deployment to surprise his fiancée but a bigger surprise on the baseball field, got down on one the end asked madison to marry him and the newly engaged couple join us now, thank you for joining me this morning, congratulations, how are you feeling now that this is gone viral throughout the country? >> i didnt think it would get this much publicity. >> i didnt inspect it. jillian: tell me about your dep...