Sop you beautiful bastards.

Hope you've been a fantastic Friday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show.

And today what I want to do is focus on a massive story.

We've covered a little in the past,

but it has just really, really developed.

And what I'm talking about here is the situation with Jamal Kishogi. Now if you haven't been keeping up with Jamal Kashogi's disappearance, I highly recommend you watch our previous shows. I'll link to them down below. But if you don't have the time to give you an oversimplified TLDR, Kashoggi is a Saudi journalist who left his country

over fear of his safety, and he disappeared after entering the Saudi consulate in Turkey on October 2nd.

Now the Saudis claim that he left, but Turkish officials have claimed that he was killed inside.

And when we last covered Jamal Koshoggi's disappearance,

the Saudis were reportedly preparing some kind of admission regarding his death.

But even with that report, as of now, we still haven't seen that.

But with that said, we've seen a lot happened since Monday.

So the Saudis and the Turks have been discussing a search of the Saudi consulate for several days.

And the reason that this took so long is that under international law, diplomatic posts are

considered sovereign territory.

So basically not anybody can just walk in including a host country security

officials. Now that said what we saw this week is that finally on Monday 13 days

after Koshogi's disappearance Turkish investigators were allowed into the

Saudi consulate to search for evidence of Khashoggi's death.

But at the same time, reportedly just hours before the Turkish investigators were allowed

into the consulate, you had journalists photographing a cleaning crew entering the Saudi consulate.

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