knows what else to jamaal. this is a quote from senator corker. i asked him for the videotape showing jamaal leaving. he shared with me they only live stream their tapes. i ve never heard of an embassy in my life that doesn t tape. that s from senator corker. what would the united states intelligence community do with that information and should they act on it immediately? so, willie, i think you put your finger on a key questions. put aside the issue of a green light. i think mbs and saudi arabia thinks donald trump has his back and is confident. he wouldn t ask approval to do something. but if our intelligence community had word that something like this was being planned against a resident of of the united states, against a washington post contributor, it seems to me that had an obligation to do something. and that is one of the questions i think we re going to focus on
post, always been critical of his ownership, did anybody in the administration, did jared kushner, did they give mbs sort of a nod and a wink to say it s okay? we need answers. well, i don t know i wouldn t go that far. that specific. but did they feel such a level of comfort i m asking the question because donald trump is not giving us any answers. that s right. so the question to be answered is was there such a level of comfort between reeat and the white house that they felt that they could do practically anything, that there would be no pushback from washington given what they perceive to be such a level of comfort between the two countries. david ignatius, talking about plans to intercept jamaal, and to capture jamaal and to do god
there is no evidence that khashoggi ever left the consulate and they have repeatedly asked saudi and turkish officials for information on this and have gotten no satisfactory answers. the statement goes on to say, for the sake of jamaal s family, we call again for answers about his whereabouts. silence, denials and delays are not acceptable, we demand to know the truth. bret: will continue to follow that here. rich edson at the state department. not next, what we are learning about the driver of the limousine involved in saturday s deadly crash in upstate new york. but first what s a of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 40 in sacramento, as at least one noncitizen or possibly more were registered improperly to vote. the secretary of state is demanding a new investigation into the dmv which claims a processing error. it says none of the people mistakenly registered is a living in the country illegally. fox four in dallas says the heavy rain there caused flooding
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important thing, not doing what s best for the country. steve? well, jamaal, i would say as a latino, you couldn t be more wrong on all of those points. this is not about white anger. allowing dangerous known illegal immigrants to remain in the united states after they have committed crimes, at times violent crimes, allowing them to stay here is not just dangerous to white americans, probably most dangerous to hispanics. very often hispanics are the very victims of these dangerous people who are hiding in plain sight in places like california, and i would say regarding the president s comments, i was really disappointed yesterday, the news media, and the way they improperly reported his comment. john, you just did it correctly. you gave the context of he was asked specifically about ms-13, but there were headlines and tweets from mainstream news all over the place yesterday that he called immigrants animals and that wasn t at all the case. he called ms-13 you know that donald t