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Lets remember what the man mbs has been -- entered the saudi consulate in istanbul two weeks ago seeking a marriage document, allegedly seized by a team of 15 saudi agents, some with direct ties to mbs, "the new york times" citing a senior turkish official reviewing audio recordings of the event, reporting today the agents seized him immediately and began to beat and torture him, severing his fingers and later beheading and dismembering him. the agents reportedly listened to music on headphones ...

Back with me now, nick kristof, max boot and asha rangappa. really this is going to come down, max, to this tape that turkey says that they have. and they should release it, right? >> well, i mean it does sound like the turks have the smoking gun. but i suspect theyre going to use it strategically. i mean i thought it was pretty interesting that the details from the tape that emerged today only occurred a day after mike pompeo was in riyadh and looking like he was being very buddy-buddy with moh...

For you tonight. i often wonder, why is the president so confident that the climate isnt changing? what does he know that refutes so much science? well, now we know. and i 100% guarantee you will laugh your hump day off when you hear. lets get after it. ♪ trumps approach to the missing washington post journalist well let the saudis tell us what the saudis did. its already been weeks. the turks are just now getting a chance to examine the consulate where jamal khashoggi was last seen alive. a...

States has paid more than its proportional share, but i would submit we get more out of it. >> you think we should have stayed with the status quo in that respect. >> i was ambassador in astonia, which has always contributed. thats the way the president talks about nato. it is almost as if it is some sort of apartment building that he owns and that everybody owes rent. thats not the way it works, and i believe he knows that. >> i want to get your take on what were seeing today. you also write in...

To decide whether crown prince mbs orchestrated the murder on foreign soil. that sounds like you need someone else there. >> josh campbell, thank you. jamal khashoggis final column published by "the washington post." submitted by his assistant one day after he went missing. it called out the egyptian government seizure of the government. these actions no longer carry the consequences of the backlash from the international community. instead, they may trigger condemnation followed by silence. a...

Light about what these goons who are working for mbs did to jamal khashoggi. and its not just mike pompeo. its also president trump and maybe hes being tougher behind closed doors. but i tend to think what hes saying in public is also probably what hes saying in private, which is that we have to give him the benefit of the doubt. we have to wait for the saudis to get to the bottom of this. i mean heres the reality, don. if youre waiting for the saudis to get to the bottom of this case, you might...

States, our principles, and what we need to be doing on the world stage in the face of these kinds of atrocities. >> yeah. so, listen, "the new york times" is reporting tonight that u.s. spy agencies are increasingly convinced the saudi princes ties to ca show zbis death. they dont have direct evidence or know if mbs wanted khashoggi captured or killed. >> right. so one thing to understand here is that, you know, contrary to what people often believe, even embassies and consulates have to operat...

And it seems like from the evidence we have, the number one person who needs to be held responsible is mbs. he has been very reckless. he has done a lot of things including kidnapping the prime minister of lebanon. they were completely out of bounds. so, hes done a few good things including letting women drive. hopefully saudi arabia can keep the reforms going, but mbs has not shown he has the wisdom and maturity to steer this country. >> as i mentioned before the break, nick, jamal khashoggi ha...

That was one of the most bizarre exchange pertaining to a murder investigation to someone allegedly killed and butchered. it is not a laughing matter to the point of the fbi involvement. there is nothing to appear of u.s. involvement. this happened on foreign soil. that said, there have been cases in the past where the fbi has been tapped to serve the role as broker with the dispute. it all comes down to the interests america has in this and if the president was wanting investigators to serve th...

Is reporting tonight, asha, that u.s. spy agencies are increasingly convinced the saudi princes ties to khashoggis death. they dont have direct evidence or know if mbs wanted khashoggi captured or killed. >> right. so one thing to understand here is that, you know, contrary to what people often believe, even embassies and consulates have to operate under the laws of the host country. these are treaty obligations. so right now its turkey that has the primary jurisdiction over investigating this. ...