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Still Missing Khashoggi

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News, News Commentary, Politics

4.66K Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2018

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Virginia Heffernan discusses the murder of Jamal Khashoggi with Adam Coogle of Human Rights Watch, a sobering reminder that the current administration seems to be turning a blind eye to human rights abuses. Further Reading:World Leaders Should Reject Saudi Whitewash Why the US has to Hold Saudi Arabia to Account for the Disappearance and Alleged Slaying of Khashoggi Saudi Arabia: Reveal Fate of Jamal Khashoggi Trump administration appears in no hurry to judge Saudi Arabia for Khashoggi killing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The idea that Jamal, someone who is a 60 year old man, wore glasses, anybody who knew

0:39.7

him in life is just a very kind, gentle man that he would have died in a fight against

0:46.8

15 men.

0:47.8

No, that was not a fight.

0:50.0

That is, if anything, if we're going to give any credence to this, it's a setup and

0:56.6

ambush.

1:02.4

But I think we can see where this is headed.

1:04.2

Ultimately, the president is going to accept the Crown Prince's denials, but it's hard

1:09.4

for me to imagine that these orders would have been carried out without the knowledge of

1:14.7

the Crown Prince.

1:15.7

Just hope that it all works out.

1:18.2

We have a lot of facts.

1:19.2

We have a lot of things that we've been looking at.

1:21.2

They haven't betrayed me.

1:22.8

Maybe they betrayed themselves.

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