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Question about who was behind it. it's the story the white house wishes would go away. and remember, the president won't even acknowledge any evidence that saudi crown prince muhammad bin salman was involved. now in a rare parting with the president, corker, another republican lawmaker, is saying they have no doubt. the crown prince's brother is back in washington, resuming his duties as saudi ambassador to the united states. according to a saudi official. whatever business as usual scenario, the president and the white house may be operating under, that scenario is over for a bipartisan group...

Abhorrent. >> and yesterday we reported on increasing anti-semitic incidents here in the u.s. and now in germany. we'll continue to follow this. thank you very much. and be sure to join us tomorrow as we continue our special series on the rise of hate here in the united states and around the world. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. next national bolton says h didn't listen to the tape of the "washington post" journalist being murdered because he doesn't speak arabic. and in a stunning interview tonight, the president trump blaming the fed for general motors. and polls about to close ...

Institution. and therefore by leaving they may be doog ting the greater go. >> that was michael hayden reacting to the call from the president to declassify tu clac documents related to the russia probe. a move trump feels will vindicate him, but one that goes against the direction and advice from top national security officials who fear that it would compromise sources and methods. and as we mentioned, trump's war with the fbi reached a new level today when he said asked what he thought the outcome of his long running fight with the fbi, how it would look, the president said i hope to be able...

Appointments available now. returning to our story once >> murder. that most abhorrent of crimes is shocking enough. but in the days after major david shannon's sudden passing, the shocks resumed, as disturbing suspicions began to circulate and grow. by the time they laid the major in the ground, the question of who did this dreadful thing seemed to be heading toward an early answer. it was elizabeth. david's family was convinced that rebellious elizabeth was so

By his friends. and making positive noises about pardons in order to make sure that paul manafort stays on his side. essentially what i read the strategy to be, is go through the trial and see if you can get off. and if you can't, i will take care of you later. this is a president from the firing of james comey through the constant denunciation of attorney general. >> you heard daniel goldman saying this jury seems to be diligent and they wouldn't break their rules by listening to something the president said today. i think it was awfully strange though. what a terrible case this is and how sa...