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It wasn't just political views he was exchanging but plans to hold the saudi state accountable by creating a so-called electronic army on social media. cash by pledging money to help with that project. secretary of state mike pompeo said the administration would not address "the wall street journal" report. the saudi government has denied bin salman's involvement in khashoggi's death. i want to bring in our cnn global affairs analyst and a senior fell on the council of foreign relations and david rhode, executive editor for the "new yorker" website. max, first, the death tails of the cia's ass...

Relationship completely, so it's sort of a false argument that the administration is making that they can simply not condemn them for murder, and if they do in any way criticize this murder the entire relationship falls apart. that's simply not true. i don't understand why the white house is being so cautious in this case. >> we learned that the president did exchange some pleasantries with the crown prince at the g20, not a full-on conversation. he just returned back to the white house early this morning, max. i read your column. you say that this was one of trump's most successful internatio...

If you back me up, i'll pardon you. again, there is no evidence that i know of yet of collusion. why is the president so afraid of robert mueller? let this play out. that's what so many people, jeff flake, and others are saying. if you have done nothing wrong, let it play out. he is overreacting. he may be innocent of collusion, but reating -- creating more problems. >> what does your smart gut say about the breakthrough with china? >> i think there is a bre breakthrough. he wants to be the disruptor. >> or kick the can with tariffs. >> it is all about american jobs. critical meeting. >> david...

>> senators were frustrated. as your past role, you would be here on issues this sensitive. why isn't the cia director? >> i was asked to be here and i'm here. >> in the end, 14 annoyed republicans crossed the aisle to advance the resolution. 63-37. >> pretty significant push back from senators. joining us to talk about this is david rhode. a global affairs analyst. he was asked to be here and here you are. let's start with the g20. the president is wheels up in a few hours. being he said over 24 hours ago, his gut tells him more than anyone's brain. what do you expect from the meeting with xi...

At this stage, not just here but obviously with lebanon, whether there's any levers to isolate. the challenge he has internally is he told a bunch of people you're authorized to kill someone. he brings them back to saudi arabia. 11 of them are arrested or however many are arrested. some of them may end up dead. that's a challenge, right? in terms of the allegiance he may want. this happens -- not infrequent. we don't know how this unfolds. most important thing is the takeaway is the only reason why he's allowed to do this is because we have a president -- the president is not duped. he knows t...