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Today. it begins with these seven words, "the world is a very dangerous place." now, a lot could follow from that. the world is a very dangerous place, for example, so we must do all we can to make it safer. or the world is a very dangerous place which makes holding wrong doers can accountable more important than ever. however, president trump today chose a different path. something more along the lines of the world is a dangerous place. because it is we should let murders get away with it, especially if the murderers are paying us lots of money. that's the top and bottom line of the president...

Held firm on american values over saudi values. let's discuss with the cnn global affairs analyst where jamal khashoggi also worked and david sanger. a bunch of things to run through here, david. but first let's fact check the president on this idea that the cia has not made a definitive assessment here. the fact is this was a high confidence assessment from the cia on the crown prince's involvement here, which is as definitive as intelligence reports get, is it not? >> i think what the president wants here, jim, is a sort of in the room hearing him issue the order. that happens on tv. it rare...

Journalist jamal khashoggi's assassination. according to "the washington post," the cia examined multiple sources of intelligence which included this, a phone call that the crown prince's brother, who is the saudi ambassador to the united states, had with khashoggi. "outfront" now, shane harris, one of the reporters who broke the story for the "washington post." shane, obviously, this is a huge development. this is not what the president wants to hear tonight. so, tell me what the cia has -- what has convinced them of the fact that mbs ordered personally this assassination. >> well, it's kind ...

Turkish intelligence remembering, of course, that gina haspel, director of the cia, went to turkey last month and apparently was given those audio recordings that documented the torture, murder, and dismemberment of the "washington post" columnist. beyond that, it's circumstantial. saudi arabia is an absolute monarchy, and the belief is that you cannot send a 15-man hit team to -- from saudi arabia to turkey to murder a prominent saudi citizen without the knowledge and approval of the de facto ruler of saudi arabia, crown prince mohammed bin salman. >> ben wedeman for us in beirut. thank you. ...

Istanbul which apparently document the torture, murder and dismemberment of mr. khashoggi. in addition to that, the cia got access to audio of a conversation on the phone between mutrib, a security official closely aligned with the saudi crown prince, in which he calls a senior adviser of the crown prince and tells him from the consulate that the deed is done. so all of that taken together in addition to the fact that, keep in mind that saudi arabia is an absolute monarchy. and the fact that a 15-man hit team goes to the consulate in istanbul and kills a saudi citizen is probably something tha...