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# President Trump Doesn't Plan to Further Punish Saudi Arabia Over Jamal Khashoggi's Murder

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## Video: President Trump Doesn't Plan to Further Punish Saudi Arabia Over Jamal Khashoggi's Murder

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_Published 2018-11-20. President Donald Trump rejected the idea of imposing additional penalties on Saudi Arabia for its role in the killing of U.S.-based columnist Jamal Khashoggi_


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## Transcript

It's a mean, nasty world out there, the Middle East in particular. There are important American interests to keep the American people safe, to protect Americans. Not only Americans who are here, but Americans who are traveling and working, doing business in the Middle East. It is the President's obligation, indeed the State Department's duty as well to ensure that we adopt policies that further America's national security. So as the President said today, the United States will continue to have a relationship with the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. They're an important partner of ours. We will do that with the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, it's people, that is That is the commitment that the president made today.

Facts will obviously still continue to come to light. I'm confident of that, it's the way the world works. And have these facts come to light will you pursue action against whoever, even if it does show culpability- We have been unambiguous. With respect to how we have treated the dataset that we have been able to get. When America has the information it needs, it will of course do the right thing to protect American interests.

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