Page 26 - Executor News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

He was once a faithful executor of the orders of the king and the crown prince. in other words, he took orders. in a brand-new interview with usa today, however, president trump called the death of khashoggi called a plot gone awry. he said any efforts to cease arms sales is a punishment. khashoggi left the consulate freely alive, and on sunday the president of turkey said he would reveal the truth of what happened to khashoggi in the consulate. apparently at 4:00 tomorrow morning. for more i'm joined by senator krigs cools fr chris coons from delaware. where are you on what trump is saying an...

They would love to see the president be responsible for blowing up the middle east. >> do you believe the saudis? they have a dozen individuals, maybe more when all is said and done including an 18 member security force that includes a very close confidant of the prince and said i don't do anything from my own head without an order. i'm an employee and executor, he would take no action. >> do i believe the saudis? i have no idea, we will never find out, this could happen in any country in the middle east, sad to say but jamal khashoggi was perceived as an enemy by an authoritarian government. ...

There are ways to mitigate the damage from the disasters and they're going to happen with greater frequency, so we're told. so here is more right now on the saudi crackdown on this group they insist was behind the killing of jamal khashoggi, "the washington post" journalist. 18 saudi suspects are now in custody and they include two interesting individuals, very high up in the kingdom. a two-star general, he was the architect on the war in yemen and the war effort there and the communications director for lack of a better term, for the crowned prince. what's having about al-katain, he famously ...

These various tax dodges. and say, look, at the time, you paid way too little. there's 200 million owed, plus penalties and interest. they could certainly attempt to recoup that money. take a long time and a lot of discovery and all these other things. but that's a huge amount of money that trump might have to right. he is, in fact, most liable, because he is the one signing off on a lot of these documents and was the executor of the estate so he could be on the hook for a huge amount. >> you know firsthand, president trump, he doesn't like discovery. tim, you pointed out that the biggest stan...

And in the supreme court now about certain applications of the nondelegation document. but congress can delegate probably. there are limits. it has to be an intelligible principle. that is the praise that the supreme court has used. now, what that means in practice has been decided under a series of cases applying the principle over time, built on one another, and that is what the court applies to figure out, whether a delegation has gone too far. >> this brings in the issue of independent agencies as well. i know you have talked about that a lot as well. humphrey's executor is the case that s...