arabia's consulate in istanbul it's at this point some experts argue that saudi arabia tried to use back data to extort based oss and to influence articles in the washington post some of his private messages and photos were published by an american tabloid newspaper bezos issued a statement accusing that paper of politically motivated extortion he also drew a connection between the publisher's owner and saudi arabia the kingdom however denies it all. how can you help and. here's this is colorful is ridiculous and it's. in there if you know it who doesn't have any facts and nothing is substantiated in the report that it was based on that was supposed to have been none my friends it's experts is that experts say the report is compelling but isn't outright proof of saudi arabia's guilt but it's been enough to convince the un it now wants washington to investigate these going to be if you know including by any i assume all of the government is absolutely unacceptable shouldn't be tolerated the u.s. president donald trump has been notably absent from this discussion he's faced criticism

arabia's consulate in istanbul it's at this point some experts argue that saudi arabia tried to use back data to extort based oss and to influence articles in the washington post some of his private messages and photos were published by an american tabloid newspaper bezos issued a statement accusing that paper of politically motivated extortion he also drew a connection between the publisher's owner and saudi arabia the kingdom however denies it all you know. how can you help and. here's this is colorful it's ridiculous and it's. in there if you know article it doesn't have any facts and nothing is substantiated in the report that it was based on that was supposed to have been none i have written 6 experts is that experts say the report is compelling but isn't outright proof of saudi arabia's guilt but it's been enough to convince the u.n. it now wants washington to investigate these going to be if you know including by any i assume all of the government is absolutely unacceptable should not be tolerated the u.s. president donald trump has been notably absent from this discussion he

arabia's consulate in istanbul it's at this point some experts argue that saudi arabia tried to use back data to extort based oss and to influence articles in the washington post some of his private messages and photos were published by an american tabloid newspaper bezos issued a statement accusing that paper of politically motivated extortion he also drew a connection between the publisher's owner and saudi arabia the kingdom however denies it all you know. how can you help and. here's this is colorful is ridiculous and it's. the very thing article doesn't have any facts and nothing to substantiate in the report that it was based on that was supposed to have in one i have written 6 experts is that experts say the report is compelling but isn't outright proof of saudi arabia's guilt but it's been enough to convince the un it now wants washington to investigate these going to be if you are including by any i assume all of the government is absolutely unacceptable should not be tolerated the u.s. president donald trump has been notably absent from this discussion he's faced criticism

is going to saudi arabia is like. i don't know who they are they are a colony of the us or as the us economy and saudi arabia but they have. many many politicians on the payroll and they. cross by vast amounts of u.s. weapons in order to kill people and yemen and do whether or things will go down that let's go down that rabbit hole just a little bit un experts are calling on the u.s. to immediately investigate the hack of jeff bezos is fine you say that that is. a joke that that will never happen but let's say that they do if the u.s. does go ahead and investigate could this further complicate washington's relations with saudi arabia and how sell well yes well i would like to see their relations become more complicated so that the u.s. is not selling them all these weapons that would be that would be a great thing if. there are there are course private groups the united states that could investigate this and i think you know from i mean obviously beezus and his people think this is what happened to him and they immedi

arabia's consulate in istanbul it's at this point some experts argue that saudi arabia tried to use back data to extort based oss and to influence articles in the washington post some of his private messages and photos were published by an american tabloid newspaper bezos issued a statement accusing that paper of politically motivated extortion he also drew a connection between the publisher's owner and saudi arabia the kingdom however denies it all you know. how can you help and. here's this is colorful is ridiculous and it's. in there if you know article it doesn't have any facts and nothing is substantiated in the report that it was based on that was supposed to have an unbiased runs its expert is that experts say the report is compelling but isn't outright proof of saudi arabia's guilt but it's been enough to convince the un it now wants washington to investigate these going to be if you know including by any i assume all of the government is absolutely unacceptable should not be tolerated the u.s. president donald trump has been notably absent from this discussion he's faced cr

going to break these close ties with saudi arabia. you know people are had a little momentary about. because after all he was part of the reality he was. arguing he was involved with the cia so this was a terrible terrible thing just like however they don't they couldn't care less that saudi arabia has slaughtering people in yemen and in fact we're helping them do it it doesn't make any difference for 2016 ran against the kind of foreign policy we've had for the last 3 decades but has done nothing but pursue the scene see stand your ground and all up and said that means not putting america's interests 1st but putting israel's in saudi's saudi arabia and it gets worse at least until we have the steam power and states and i think it's just business as usual. reminds me of why. obama was caught hacking angela merkel's cell phone after 2 years. it's another of a headline stories today this psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's in hunston interrogation techniques post $911.00 is on the public about his role in any torture program

some concerns but many have observed that the usa seems pretty loyal to saudi arabia former u.s. diplomat jim says it will take more than a killing and a phone hack to spoil u.s. and saudi relations. i don't think anything is going to break anything of the foreseeable on the horizon is going to break these close ties with saudi arabia. you know people had a little momentary loss about killing because after all he was part of the building he was. walking close he was involved with the cia so this was a terrible terrible thing just like however they don't they couldn't care less that saudi arabia has slaughtering people in yemen in fact we're helping them do it it doesn't make any difference for 2016 ran against the kind of foreign policy we've had for the last 3 decades but has done nothing with her shoot the scene see the ban and all up and said that means not putting america's interests 1st but putting israel's in saudi's saudi arabia and it gets worse in the middle east and so we have the same network of power and states and i think it's just business as usual. reminds me of wh

saudi arabia and interests 1st middle east and so we have the same power and states and i think it's just business as usual. sort of reminds me of when. obama was caught hacking angela merkel's cell phone here. a psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques is an apologetic about his role in any torture program that admission came during the trial of 5 guantanamo bay detainees on their alleged roles in the 911 terrorist attacks. what of a personal consequences i would live with i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack i thought my moral obligation to protect american lives outweighed temporary discomforts of terrorists i get sick today and do it again. james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of 911 to create an interrogation program for al qaeda suspects he personally used waterboarding a torture technique that simulates drowning on several prisoners later he and another psychologist set up a company that provided support for the interrogations the cia's program included now illegal coercive measures. in the immediate

we're sending more to saudi arabia and saudi arabia is paying us for it you know we're doing something that nobody's ever done i said to sit here and live a very good relationship with saudi arabia said listen you're a very rich country you want more troops i'm going to send them to you but you've got to pay us to paying this they've already just positive $1000000000.00 in the bank. so that is quite the claim from trump not only that u.s. troops are 1st sell but that they're being essentially sold to saudi arabia and saudi arabia has already paid $1000000000.00 that this is just that blows where martin hurts me in so many different levels how is they tell me that someone has actually responded to this in any kind of official men were going to how is congress responded to trump's claim of a 1000000000 dollars for u.s. troops to saudi arabia one fortunately the majority of congress has been very silent whenever it comes to this but in the past they have tried to step up at least a little bit when it comes to terms relationship with saudi arabia but at the same time they haven't really pu

jeff bezos' phone was hacked by saudi arabia. the guardian reports an investigation ordered by bezos blames the hacking on a personal message that apparently came from saudi crown prirns mo hamad bin salman. >> according to the financial times the hacks roots trace back to bezos and bin salman exchanging phone numbers in los angeles. weeks later says britain's the guard man paper, bezos and the brown prince from engaged in a seamingly friendly whatsapp engage when bin salman sent an unsolicited malware infected file. stun clear what information was then taken. >> trevor: whoa. they're saying the crown prince of saudi arabia personally hacked jeff bezos' phone. if that's true that would be very hands on for the ruler of a country. like normally people have someone else do that for them. although i guess it musting hard to hire a hacker in a country where everyone is also a billionaire prince. yeah, it is like as your prince i command you to hack jeff bezos. >> well, as your prince i command you to get me some potatoe chips. >> oka

we're sending more to saudi arabia and saudi arabia is telling us for it you know we're doing something that nobody's ever done i said to somebody they live a very good relationship with saudi arabia said listen you're a very rich country you want more troops i'm going to send them to you but you've got to pay us to paying this they've already just positive $1000000000.00 in the bank. so that is quite the claim from trump not only that u.s. troops are 1st sell but that they're being essentially sold to saudi arabia and saudi arabia has already paid $1000000000.00 that this is just that blows where martin hurts me in so many different levels how is they tell me that someone is actually responded to this in any kind of official men women how is congress responded to trump's claim of a $1000000000.00 for u.s. troops to saudi arabia one fortunately the majority of congress has been very silent whenever it comes to this but in the past they have tried to step up at least a little bit when it comes to terms relationship with saudi arabia but at the same time they haven't really put a stop to

saudi arabia and it gets worse in the middle east and so we have the steam power and states and i think it's just business as usual. reminds me of when. obama was caught hacking angela merkel's cell phone after 2 years. a psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques is unapologetic about his role in any torture program that admission came in during the trial of 5 guantanamo bay detainees on their alleged roles in the 911 terrorist attacks what's of a personal consequences i would live with i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack i thought my moral obligation to protect american lives outweighed temporary discomforts of terrorists i get 6 a day and do it again james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of 911 to create an interrogation program for al qaeda suspects he personally used waterboarding a torture technique that simulates drowning on several prisoners later he and another psychologist set up a company that provided support for the interrogations the cia's program included now illegal coercive measures. in the imme

is going to break these close ties with saudi arabia. you know people are had a little momentary loss about. because after all he was part of that he was a local market he was involved with the cia so this was a terrible terrible thing just like however they don't make wouldn't care less that saudi arabia is slaughtering people in yemen and in fact we're helping them doing. it doesn't make any difference for 2016 ran against kind of foreign policy we've had for the last 3 decades but has done nothing with. been in office said that means not putting america's interests 1st but putting israel's in saudi's. and it gets worse at least until we have the steam power and states and i think it's just business as usual. reminds me of when. obama was caught her miracles show after 2 years. a psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques is unapologetic about his role in any torture program that admission came during the trial of 5 guantanamo bay detainees on their alleged roles in the $911.00 terrorist attacks. w

troops are 1st sell but that they're being essentially sold to saudi arabia and saudi arabia has already paid $1000000000.00 that this is just that blows where martin hurts me in so many different levels how is they tell me that someone has actually responded to this in any kind of official men women how is congress responded to trump's claim of a $1000000000.00 for u.s. troops to saudi arabia one fortunately the majority of congress has been very silent whenever it comes to this but in the past they have tried to step up at least a little bit when it comes to trump's relationship with saudi arabia but at the same time they haven't really put a stop to all of these arms deals or to the united states working with saudi arabia when it comes to the brutal war in yemen however independent congressman justin amash did speak out and he called out for you know standing up and claiming that he's going to end the endless wars and then essentially doing the opposite and he spoke out and he said about quote he's moving troops back into iraq he's moving other troops into saudi arabia and using our f

arabia really changing or is it purely for a show with them a lot of programs on saudi arabia. primarily because of the anti western campaign against iran and the genocidal war being waged against yemen what about saudi arabia go ahead marcus saudi arabia is an autocratic states and its official creed wahhabism is not just weak it's not just deprived it's is obscene therefore based on those 2 realities it is impossible for saudi arabia sort of course it's no different to saying for example christianity per se capitalism or say communism i say the not evil but evil deeds have been done in the name all capitalism christianity and communism but what is that all you need to do is read about the principles the tenets of what happens and you see that this is an evil ideology and we have an equal ideology in place in our country entrenched in palace but it is simply a market threat marcus you never hear that in the mainstream media saudi arabia is a valued ally in the middle east like israel they put them there on par ok i mean but what does that say about the consciousness of public

troops are 1st sell but that they're being essentially sold to saudi arabia and saudi arabia has already paid $1000000000.00 that this is does that blows my mind and hurts me in so many different levels how is they tell me that someone is actually respond to this in any kind of official men women how is congress responded to trump's claim of a 1000000000 dollars for u.s. troops to saudi arabia one fortunately the majority of congress has been very silent whenever it comes to this but in the past they have tried to step up at least a little bit when it comes to terms relationship with saudi arabia but at the same time they haven't really put a stop to all of these arms deals or to the united states working with saudi arabia when it comes to the brutal war in yemen however independent congressman justin amash did speak out and he called out for you know standing up and claiming that he's going to end the endless wars and then essentially doing the opposite and he spoke out and he said about quote he's moving troops back into iraq he's moving other troops into saudi arabia and using our for

some concerns but many have observed that the usa seems pretty loyal to saudi arabia a former u.s. diplomat jim jefferies says' it will take more than a killing on the phone to spoil the u.s. saudi relations. i don't think anything is going to break anything of the foreseeable on the horizon is going to break these close ties with saudi arabia. you know people had a little momentary loss about killing because after all he was part of the building he was. walking close he was involved with the cia so this was a terrible terrible thing just like however they don't they couldn't care less that saudi arabia has shown watering people in yemen in fact we're helping them do it it doesn't make any difference for 2016 ran against the kind of foreign policy we've had for the last 3 decades but has done nothing with her shoot the scene see stand your ground and all up and said that means not putting america's interests 1st but putting israel's in saudi's saudi arabia and it gets worse if the middle east and so we have the steam power and states and i think it's just business as usual. reminds

saudi arabia. and so he tries to balance the conflict but no he didn't offer any deeper into it i mean what about the geography i mean in pakistan is in a tough neighborhood we know that it's got afghanistan as a as you know a problematic neighbor of the what kind of role does concept for his country in that region throughout he wants peace as peaceful as possible and. we know that pakistan is pretty close bonds to the taliban so he wants the taliban to be a played a role bigger role therefore he held the u.s. conducting the so-called peace talks with the taliban having in his head or in his mind of the taliban have some pala that would be good for him and you get you feel like he was the he is legitimate the on the open up about that the taliban are people we can do business with and trust i mean sure. he wanted to step back a little bit and i asked him directly so how close are you with the taliban and i don't want to get out of this and said well we did all the deal we help the americans but i m

saudi arabia. iran so he tries to balance the conflict but no he didn't offer any deeper into it i mean what about the geography i mean it pakistan is in a tough neighborhood we know that it's got afghanistan as a as you know a problematic neighbor and what kind of role does concept for his country in that region through he wants peace as peaceful as possible and we know that pakistan is pretty close bonds to the taliban so he wants the taliban to be a played a role bigger role therefore he held the u.s. conducting the so-called peace talks with the taliban having in the in his head or in his mind of the taliban have some pala that would be good for him and you get you feel like he was the he is legitimate the. open up about that the taliban are people we can do business with and trust i mean sure. he wanted to step back a little bit and i asked him directly so how close are you with the taliban and i don't want to get out of this and said well we did all it did we help the americans but i mean i t

one of those close allies, saudi arabia, calling, echoing those calls for restraint. just how concerned is riyadh that the trump administration seems to be upping the ante instead of showing any sense of de-escalation at this point? >> yeah. i think there is concern here because one of the sort of longer concerns about being so closely supported of president trump, but not having knowingly having a huge amount of influence over him is that while saudi arabia and the united states are aligned at the moment in their view of iran as a destabilizing influence spreading instability throughout the region, that's certainly saudi arabia's view and been on the front line of iran's anger and attacking the oil refineries

backed saudi arabia would also be a disaster for his country. in the wide ranging interview with d w editor in chief eunice pull. his position on 2 places currently experiencing significant turmoil pakistan's neighbor iran is vying for influence in the gulf with saudi arabia tensions between the 2 have been simmering for years the assassination of the top iranian commander cassim saw the money this month by the us brought the region to the brink of conflict conses pakistan would be called between the 2 countries if iran and saudi arabia went to war. we live in a tough neighborhood we have issues balancing act because. we have for instance saudi arabia which is one of pakistan's creators friends always been a friend in need for us then we have iran which is a neighbor and we've always had a good relationship with iran so the conflict between saudi arabia and iran is something which. which for pakistan would be disastrous if it. went into some sort of military conflict. also spoke about pakistan's relations with india which of worsened over the pa

they are entrenched about taking money from saudi arabia . >> many amican companies see saudi arabia as a growing market opportunity. we have seen hotel companies like marriott starting deals. weave seen construction companies signing deals. we see hi-tech companies showing interest in investing -- industrial infrastr. l share many of those are going in. capital has no liinherent mo. individuals make these decisions on where to invest and who to take money from. at this point there is very little evidence that anyone is saying we should not be doing business with a saudi arabia . >> not only to take ney from it also will to take direction the saudi's own aboard seed on huber. -- uber. >> i mentioned penske media they took $200 mifrom saudi arabia in 2018. the saudi investme still there. it looks like it is part of the kingdom's effort to control the >> you mention also an endeavor. they dig give the money back o úkilling. mal khashoggi whatwe know at this point about the mechanics on how this is carried out? >> they examined the iphone of jeff bezos. they could say with 100% confide

saudi arabia. iran so he tries to balance the conflict but no he didn't offer any deeper into it i mean what about the geography i mean the pakistan is in a tough neighborhood we know that it's got afghanistan as a as you know a problematic neighbor be what kind of role does concept for his country in that region throughout he wants peace as peaceful as possible and we know that pakistan is pretty close bonds to the taliban so he wants the taliban to be a played a role bigger role therefore he held the u.s. conducting the so-called peace talks with the taliban having in his head or in his mind of the taliban have some pala that would be good for him and you could you feel like he was the he is legitimate the on the open up about that the taliban or people we can do business with and trust i mean sure. he wanted to step back a little bit and i asked him directly so how close are you with the taliban and i don't want to get out of this and said well we did all it do we help the americans but i mean i

troops are 1st sell but that they're being essentially sold to saudi arabia and saudi arabia has already paid $1000000000.00 that this is just that blows where martin hurts me in so many different levels how is they tell me that someone has actually responded to this in any kind of official men we're going to how is congress responded to trump's claim of a 1000000000 dollars for u.s. troops to saudi arabia one fortunately the majority of congress has been very silent whenever it comes to this but in the past they have tried to step up at least a little bit when it comes to trump's relationship with saudi arabia but at the same time they haven't really put a stop to all of these arms deals or to the united states working with saudi arabia when it comes to the brutal war in yemen however independent congressman justin amash did speak out and he called out for you know standing up and claiming that he's going to end the endless wars and then essentially doing the opposite and he spoke out and he said about quote he's moving troops back into iraq he's moving other troops into saudi arabia an

some concerns but many have observed that the usa seems pretty loyal to saudi arabia will be keeping a close eye on the outcome of this one kill a month and live in new york for us thank you. the psychology of the architect of the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques post $911.00 is almost polar jessica his rule in any torture program the admission came during a military tribunals which is preparing a trial against the self-proclaimed muster mind on 4 others of the attacks on new york and washington in 2000 and. whatever personal consequences i would live with i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack i thought my moral obligation to protect american lives outweigh the temporary discomforts of terrorists i get so today and do it again. james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of $911.00 to consult on create an interrogation program for al qaeda suspects he even admitted personally using waterboarding a torture technique that simulates drawing on several prisoners later he and another psychologist set up a company that provided support for the interroga

backed saudi arabia would also be a disaster for his country. in the wide ranging interview with d w editor in chief enos poll can spelled out his position on 2 places currently experiencing significant turmoil pakistan's neighbor iran is vying for influence in the gulf with saudi arabia tensions between the 2 have been simmering for years the assassination of the top iranian commander cassim saw the money this month by the us brought the region to the brink of conflict conses pakistan would be caught between the $2.00 countries if iran in saudi arabia went to war. we live in a tough neighborhood we have issues balancing act because. we have for instance saudi arabia which is one of pakistan's greatest friends always been a friend in need for us and then we have iran which is a neighbor and we have always had good relationship with iran so the conflict between saudi arabia and iran is something which. which for for pakistan would be disastrous if it if it went into some sort of military conflict. khan also spoke about pakistan's relations with i

since mohamed bin solid mom became crown prince of saudi arabia and effectively took charge of the saudi government there's been a ramping up of the country's military and influence operations abroad and as with regional rival iran and the targeting of saudi dissident even in exile and this calabar the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings has been investigating the assassination of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi an assassination allegedly ordered by m.p.'s himself she's also coauthored a new report suggesting the saudi crown prince how the cell phone of jeff bezos the billionaire owner of amazon and the washington post so. is mohamad been solved are untouchable and his caliber joins me now from new york thanks for coming on up front thank you how certain are you that m.b. s. the crown prince of saudi arabia is personally to blame for the hacking of jeff bezos the richest man in the world and why would you do that because the saudis say it's a silly and absurd accusation look at the statement that david kay and myself have released point to the medium to high probability chan

arabia really changing or is it purely for a show with then a lot of programs on saudi arabia. primarily because of the anti western campaign against iran and the genocidal war being waged against yemen what about saudi arabia go ahead marcus. saudi arabia is an autocratic states and its official creed wahhabism is not just weak it's not just deprived it is obscene therefore based on those 2 realities it is impossible for saudi arabia supports it's no different to saying for example christianity per se capitalism per se communism i say uh not evil but evil deeds have been done in the name all capitalism christianity and communism but what does that or you need to do is read about the principles the tenets of what happens and you will see that this is and evil ideology and we have an equal ideology in place in our country entrenched in palate but it is simply a market threat marcus you never hear that in the mainstream media saudi arabia is a valued ally in the middle east like israel they put them there on par ok i mean but what does that say about the consciousness of public t

early 1st show would then a lot of programs on saudi arabia. primarily because of the anti western campaign against iran and the genocidal war being waged against yemen what about saudi arabia go ahead marcus. saudi arabia is an autocratic states and its official creed wahhabism is not just weak it's not just deprived it is obscene therefore based on those 2 realities it is impossible for saudi arabia sort of course it's no different to saying for example christianity per se capitalism or say communism i say uh not evil but evil deeds have been done in the name all capitalism christianity and communism. is that all you need to do is read about the principles the tenets of it was obvious and you would see that this is an evil ideology and we have an equal ideology in place in our country entrenched in palate but it is simply a market threat marcus you never hear that in the mainstream media saudi arabia is a valued ally in the middle east like israel they put them there on par ok i mean but what does that say about the consciousness of public th

military and will be returned returning to saudi arabia later today. ok let's talk to our to america's foreign front jack who is in washington for and by clearly being packed tell us more about the conclusions the department of justice reached. yeah you know so a lot happening at this hour the united states they are sending back those nearly 2 dozen saudi military students from a training program and sending them back again home to saudi arabia and about a dozen saudi trainees at the pensacola base they have been confined to their quarters as the f.b.i. was investigating the shooting as a potential terror attack and the pentagon initiated that review of all saudi military trainees in the country numbering around get this $850.00 students now this is all happening after an investigation into the deadly shooting last month by a saudi aviation student at the florida navy base now those 2 dozen servicemen they are not accused of aiding the 21 year old saudi air force lieutenant in last month's shooting that killed 3 and injured 8 but secretary of state wil

arabia really changing or is it purely for a show with them a lot of programs on saudi arabia. primarily because of the anti western campaign against iran and the genocidal war being waged against yemen what about saudi arabia go ahead marcus. saudi arabia is an autocratic states and its official create wahhabism is not just weak it's not just deprived it is obscene therefore posts on those 2 realities it is impossible for saudi arabia sort of course it's no different to saying for example christianity per se capitalism per se communism i say the not evil but evil deeds have been done in the name also capitalism christianity and communism but what does that or you need to do is read about the principles the tenets of wapas and you will see that this is an evil ideology and we have an equal ideology in place in our country entrenched in palate but it is simply a market for it markets you never hear that in the mainstream media saudi arabia is a valued ally in the middle east like israel they put them there on par ok i mean but what does that say about the consciousness of public

arabia is involved in hacking jeff bezos what do they tell us about saudi arabia and what does it tell us about mohammad bin solomon the leader in lies of the investigation already has a say into the killing of jamal who sort. you know gary what i would rather not comment on in all the known when she tells us about mohammed and sam and. what i would like to point to is the fact that dogs allegations. the crime trends and the center are a campaign. surveillance and intimidation that's the 1st thing in my view based on mine were created to the killing of democrats showed those allegations today reinforced the call and i have made. independent investigation into the mastermind behind the killing of castro and particularly an investigation into the nature and extent of their responsibilities at the highest level of the state including by mohammed ben stein and the fact that mr bezos fought in a war style going to and hacked at a time when general casualty was writing for the washington post very critical pieces reinforce the relationship between the hacking and the and the killing of. a re

president donald trump was to the middle east to visit saudi arabia so at this point one wonders what will happen next the killing of jamal khashoggi certainly sparked outrage not only around the world but with the in the united states however now this new revelation about the hacking of jeff bezos phone is also sparking some new outrage and reopening some of the old wounds and outrage from the case of the killing of jamal khashoggi it's important to note however saudi arabia is 1st certainly not the 1st country to have hacked into the data of someone in a foreign country so outrage continues we'll see what happens next. thanks for bringing us up to date on that our to open in new york. german chancellor angela merkel is calling on the world to include china in the pursuit of common goals not return to cold war era exclusion. of course we also have to build up fairness of course we have to practice multilateralism so the rules apply to everyone but i believe for us not to fall into new bipolarity but rather that we try was the results of experience we have to include a country like ch

experts demand an investigation into evidence that saudi arabia hacked into the phone of the washington post's and amazon owner jeff bezos. play watching al-jazeera life among local headquarters in doha fully back t. ball also coming out he personally asked the foreign government to investigate his opponent opening arguments in president trump's impeachment trial the lead democratic prosecutor makes a case for mary for removing the president from his office. honestly we have a world of material they don't have the material the president in davos is defiant but democrats say he has been bragging about withholding evidence and old soul the stuff our china holds flies and trains out of the city of the center of a fire is outbreak that's killed 17 people so far. here those are all good sisterhood that's why the us was corrupt government was to look up we're also in beirut where protests rejecting lebanon's new government descended into quiet sense street battles. thank you for joining us u.n. human rights experts are calling for an investigation into new allegations that saudi arabia's crow

we have issues, a balancing act because we have for instance saudi arabia which is one of saudi arabia's greatest friends. always been a friend in need for us. then we have iran which is a neighbor. we have always had a good relationship with them. the conflict between saudi arabia and iran is something which for pakistan would b be disastrous if it went into some sort of military conflict. >> he also spoke about pakistan's relations with india which have worsened because of kashmir. kashmir is claimed by both countries and has a muslim majority population. pakistan and india control large parts of the region. last year, india revoked the economists status of the party controls. it shut down communications, ramped up security and imposed curfews. critics say the goal was to suppress the separatist movement. india said it was securing its integrity. he wants both parts of kashmir 20 issue a referendum on the future. >> let them decide what ththey want to do pat --. let themem decide whether they want to be independent. we are all for it. >> iran and kashmir, to potential flashpoints. bren

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the number one exporter is saudi arabia. then you have experts from almost entirely to northeast asia. they were hit by sanctions twice under the obama administration until the negotiation agreement of the jcpoa. then by the trump administration taking effect november of two years ago. with an escalation in may when washington removed the sanction waivers that allowed countries to keep importing at low levels. arounday, experts from -- from iran have been a trickle. host: he said saudi arabia is the largest producer. 12 million barrels a day compared to 4.7 million or iran. the ua around 4 million. kuwait around 3 million. qatar around 2 million. 2.4t: iran is now at million. host: because of what? the sanction? guest: correct. host: how does the united states oil and gas production factor into all of this? where are we exporting to? production has experienced the most romantic increase ever seen in history of the oil industry from a single country. the u.s. is the number one producer of oil, gas, a love home.- a of that sta

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early for a show with then a lot of programs on saudi arabia. primarily because of the anti western campaign against iran and the genocidal war being waged against them and what about saudi arabia go ahead marcus. saudi arabia is an autocratic states and its official creed wahhabism is not just weak it's not just deprives it sees all sitting there for posts on those 2 realities it is impossible for saudi arabia supports it's no different to saying for example christianity per se capitalism per se communism i say the not evil but evil deeds have been done in the name all capitalism christianity and communism was populism all you need to do is read about the principles the tenets of it was obvious and you would see that this is an evil ideology and we have an equal ideology in place in our country entrenched in palace but it is simply a market for it markets you never hear that in the mainstream media saudi arabia is a valued ally in the middle east like israel they put them there on par ok i mean but what does that say about the consciousness of

saudi arabia is an autocratic states and its official create wahhabism is not just weak it's not just deprived it sees sitting there for posts on those 2 realities it is impossible for saudi arabia sort of course it's no different to saying for example christianity per se capitalism per se communism let's say a not evil but evil deeds have been done in the name all capitalism christianity and communism but what is that all you need to do is read about the principles the tenets of wapas and you will see that this is an evil ideology and we have an evil ideology in place in our country entrenched in palace but it is simply a market threat marcus you never hear that in the mainstream media saudi arabia is a valued ally in the middle east like israel they put them there on par ok i mean but what does that say about the consciousness of public the political elites in the west. politicians in britain and american journalists in britain and america whether they are liberal or conservative have no moral compunction with a lawyer themselves with any governments with any organization with any g

>> so they -- the number-one exporter is, of course, saudi arabia. then you have exports from kuwait, exports from the uae, going almost entirely to northeast asia, japan, particularly. iran, of course, a fairly large producer -- large exporter -- until it was hit by sanctioned. it was hit by sanctions twice under the obama administration, the negotiation, agreement of the jcpoa. again be i the truy the trump administration, november two years ago. the escalation in may when washington removed the sanctions waivers that allowed some countries keep importing at lower levels than in the past, still at significant levels. since may, exports by iran have been a trickle compared to what they used to be. >> by comparison, you said saudi arabia is the largest producer. you're talking about 12 million barrels a day according to "forbes" versus 4.7 million for iran. 4.6 for iraq. uae around 4 million. kuwait, 3 million. qatar, almost 2 million. >> correct. yeah. except that iran is now at 2.4 million, 2.3 million production and probably be less than half a mi

weapons and troops to saudi arabia to counter iran. on december 29, 2019, following a rocket attack from iranian backed militia and iraq that kills an american contractor and wounded several others, the u.s. military struck i iranian backed b militia groups killing dozens. on january 2, 2019 president trump ordered the drone strike killing qassem soleimani the key i iranian military commander as well as a key i rocky military leader. the december and generous strikes and iraq were carried out despite the objections of the iraqi government and without any prior notification to congress. two days after the soleimani strike the president notified congress of the action which had been in the newspaper obviously, quoteam consistent with the war powersra resolution. not during the same time iran has conducted escalatory as well. their behavior includes continued arming and financial backing of hezbollah of terrorist organization which carried out the bombing of the marine barracks in beirut. as well as efforts to target is rarely citizens an

arabia it was very interesting at least to see how saudi reacts to that announcement and other arab neighbors of israel later this week. well the gambian army has been deployed in the capital to help police disperse crowds were demanding the resignation of president adama barrow security forces fired tear gas at thousands of people rallying in banjul they angry at a decision to complete his 5 year presidential term when he took office he had promised to stand down after 3 years and more on this we bring in nicholas hawk induct our in neighboring said ago we see people out on the streets obviously a lot of anger what about the response from the military here in trying to crack down on these protests is that a surprise. well that does come as a surprise of course the military has come under pressure and it's seen as an entity that was close to the former president made that rule the country for 22 years that use the military to stifle in dissent and so to put them out on the street like that in such an obvious way is seen as a provocation by many protesters and we're here right now it

america's interest but putting israel's in saudis saudi arabia and it gets worse at least until we hear that seem power and i it states and i think it's just business as usual and saudis and all an awful lot has been too long a lot of money in washington and around and around the united states reminds me of when. obama was caught hacking angela merkel's cell phone after here. ukase announced plans to introduce tougher measures on terrorism is part of a so-called major overhaul a lot of tech tests will now assess where the prison is convicted of terrorism are safe enough to be released other measures include a minimum 14 year sentence for those convicted of serious offenses like the directional preparing terror attacks and early release will be denied to those categorized as dangerous with risk assessments made by specially trained psychologists and in mum's the changes come off the london bridge attack late last year by a former inmate into a 12 month pleaded guilty to multiple type profile terror plots he was given a minimum of 8 years the requirement for his release was a parole asses

saudi arabia, these will be used. saudi arabia, the world's biggest producer of crude oil around the world, and we are hearing from the likes of a prominent american economist, saying that this is exactly the sort of risk and oil—price shock that could tip the world into a global recession. he is talking about stagflation, a persistently high state of inflation coupled with high unemployment. it means you get stag na nt unemployment. it means you get stagnant demand across countries. this is what the united states or in 1973 and 1979 and 1990. this is particularly bad news for the likes of the big countries that import oil, because it will be more expensive for them, particularly if they have large trade and current account deficits, places like india. fuel prices are directly linked to what goes on with international markets for oil, and we are already seeing spikes in fuel prices in india for both petrol and diesel. it is likely that we will see this happening across the world. this is just the beginning of the ye

in the strait of hormuz it has a lot of presence in saudi arabia the u.s. right now has about $5000.00 troops in iraq and the purpose of those troops after the withdrawal of iraqi troops under the obama administration is primarily to lead operations the anti isis coalition. presence in erbil you know that is kind of a u.s. for a long time a u.s. stronghold because it's right at the heart of kurdish territory in iraq and those have been traditionally the greatest allies of the americans in iraq in particular the other bases in the middle of the sunni triangle so that's kind of an area that if we were talking 15 years ago was a real source of anxiety because that's really where a lot of the insurgency after saddam hussein was kind of rising now that. well has kind of flipped and we saw that a little bit in the vote in parliament in iraq in baghdad where all the shia members were the ones who were voting for the expulsion of american troops in this non-binding resolution and the sunni's and the and the kurds didn't participate so it is it's more symbolic than

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program and sending them back again home to saudi arabia and about a dozen saudi trainees at the pensacola base they have been confined to their quarters as the f.b.i. was investigating the shooting as a potential terror attack and the pentagon initiated that review of all saudi military trainees in the country numbering around get this $850.00 students now those 2 dozen servicemen they are not accused of aiding the 21 year old saudi air force lieutenant in last month's shooting that killed 3 and injured 8 but secretary of state william barr is calling the shooting at the naval air station in pensacola as an act of terrorism a bar says on september 11th the 21 year old gunman mohammad saeed ronnie who was an aviation student at the naval air station and member of the saudi air force he said he posted a message on social media stating quote the countdown has begun now bar added that ronnie also visited the $911.00 memorial in new york city in november and posted anti-american anti israeli messages on social media now one of those messages even being posted just 2 hours before the shooting o