the recording of khashoggi being killed. the president is engaged in a cover-up our cover up in relation to the murder. the chairman says that the senate should take action by passing the resolution. this is a statement of our feelings. it is in effect policy, but strongly, strongly denounced this, what the crown prince, what we know that he has done. another retiring republican senator says that the president and his team are ignoring what the cia knows. this is an open and shut case, it seems, and to have the administration still i think, just given what has been said publicly, you would have to willfully be wanting to ignore evidence out there to you not know that he was involved. a key democrat senator says that washington must be firm with the saudis. there is a number of
yes, u.s. president trump invited me to the united states during the first days of the process, but his statements had very short time periods in between and they were contradictory. just unbelievable what happened to him. there are some develops in the case we want to tell you about. sources say the director of the cia heard an audiotape of khashoggi being killed and the turkish president is apparently ramping up pressure on the saudi, but they are pushing back. for more, let s go nic robertson live in istanbul. first of all, what is the turkish president demanding from the saudis and what has been the saudi response. reporter: yeah, he is demanding a lot and he is really getting in front of this now with the drip, drip, drip of information coming from turkish officials. but now president erdogan essentially saying don t think we don t have other documents. tomorrow is another day. indicating that the evidence that the world knows about at the moment isn t the sum total
it could. if we took the time to listen. the most inspiring minds. the most compelling stories. download audible. and listen for a change. the fiance of hillary clinton oig w clinton khashoggi who was killed in turkey is speaking out. she was one of the last people to see him alive and she tells a turkish broadcaster he was worried about going into the consulate, but what happened was unthinkable. translator: i tried to think positive things. it has never crossed my mind that such a thing could have happened. never. never. the not even 10% of the facts that we learned 25 days later came to my mind while i was waiting there that day.
saudi arabia. and he also says that he is finding the whole conversation around khashoggi s disappearance and the way it is being raised and the talk about his death as somewhat hysterical. we have tried to share the information that we have obtained with the public. but unfortunately, there has been this hysteria in the media about saudi arabia s guilt before the investigation is completed. and what we say to people is, wait until ueverything is done, then reflect on the results and make a determination on whether this investigation was serious or not. but not from the get-go. reporter: so the chief prosecutor from saudi arabia traveling to istanbul tomorrow to meet his opposite number here. clearly extradition will be front and center on the table. and also the u.s. defense secretary has been speaking out about the investigation.
explosive guys to prominent democrats and others. they say a fingerprints led them to cesar sayoc who has a lengthy criminal record. police also impounded his van, you see it there with many stickers covered with blow trump pro trump images. president praised law enforcement and called the acts despicable and he also urged unity and the end of what he calls personal destruction and also criticized the media for how it has covered his rhetoric and response to the attempted bombings. the saudi foreign minister says suspects held for the killing of jamal khashoggi are being prosecuted in saudi arabia. the turkish president says he wants the 18 suspects handed over to turkey. turkey says that khashoggi was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul. again, the suspected