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Trump asserts Jamal Khashoggi was a controversial figure during a White HouseOval Office exchange with MBS.
Analysts noted Trump did not distance himself from the question, instead engaging on the topic.
Khashoggi's widow awaits efforts to recover remains as the president spoke about the case.
Observers linked the remarks to ongoing scrutiny of Saudi leadership and U.S. intelligence conclusions.
The exchange occurred in the context of a broader White House briefing with MBS present.
News analysis cited Zolan Kanno-Youngs discussing the moment on CNN's arena program.
The article frames the moment as a striking example of the president's handling of the Khashoggi issue.
Media and experts questioned how the remarks affect U.S.–Saudi policy going forward.
The report cites the ongoing debate over accountability for the Khashoggi killing.
The piece notes the White House context and the potential impact on press freedom discussions.

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Trump says the U.S. will sell F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia during talks tied to the crown prince's Washington visit.
The plan signals a strengthened defense partnership between the United States and Saudi Arabia.
The remarks came on the eve of a Washington visit by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The AP coverage places the sale discussion within broader diplomatic and military talks between Washington and Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia has been a key ally in regional security and arms sales have been central to ties with the United States.
Trump indicated the jets would likely be sold as part of ongoing U.S.-Saudi defense cooperation.
The report emphasizes the timing around a high-profile visit by Saudi leadership.
The sale would be part of a broader narrative of U.S. support for Gulf security arrangements.
The AP video coverage frames the statements within a broader news context and reflections on regional diplomacy.
The report notes the sale could influence future security coordination in the region.

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Attiah asserts the United States is undergoing a Saudification of its culture and media through money and influence.
The piece links Jamal Khashoggi’s murder to warnings about freedom and censorship in America.
Attiah notes Trump’s greeting of Mohammed bin Salman amid ongoing scrutiny of Saudi policy.
The article highlights how U.S. media faces pressure to align with Saudi-linked financial interests.
Khashoggi’s memory is described as being erased within the Washington Post’s operations.
Attiah contends that pro-Saudi arguments downplay human rights abuses in pursuit of strategic gains.
The author frames Trump’s policies and wealth ties as shaping Western acceptance of Saudi power.
The piece underscores media censorship as a result of economic and political leverage.
Attiah stresses the need to confront political partnerships that compromise press freedom.
The article references U.S. political figures’ approach to Saudi ties amid warnings on freedom.

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