Photos: Between President Trump & Saudi Crown Prince over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi

President Trump says that he has spoken to the crown prince of Saudi Arabia and the kingdom steadfastly denies any involvement in Jamal Khashoggi's suspected murder.

Trump said that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told him over the phone, in the presence of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, that he 'totally denied' knowledge of the journalist's disappearance.
In tweets, Trump said that the crown prince, who goes by the initials MBS, reiterated his father's denial of Saudi Arabia's alleged role in the affair during the call that followed a dinner between Pompeo and the Saudi leader in Riyadh. He said in an interview just before the call that he was waiting to hear from the crown prince to pass judgement. 'If they knew about it, that would be bad,' he said, reflecting on the matter to Fox Business.
The president declined to weigh in, once again, on the believeability of the claims that Turkey says are bogus. Trump personally suggested on Monday that 'rogue killers' may have been involved in the hit job after a call with the Saudi king. He has not explained what caused him to believe that or provided evidence of the charge.
Trump said Monday that he had spoken to Saudi Arabia's Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud about Khashoggi and he 'firmly denied' any involvement in the journalist's disappearance. 

Video: Jamal Khashoggi’s sons break their silence on their dad's murder.