bootlegga bootlegga:
Hmm, no.
Trump literally said at the 30 second mark, "I oppose, would not be in favour of stopping a country from spending $110 billion..."
But that wasn't the actual question, was it? He pivoted the question from one of talking about the Saudi responsibility for this murder to something about an arms deal.
It's evasive and to some degree dishonest but at this point there's still an investigation going on and there are still unanswered questions.
Also, hate to say it this way, but what Saudi Arabia does to one of their citizens is not something the US should hang diplomatic relations upon.
Contrast this to the US citizen who was under arrest in Turkey and Trump had no qualms about cancelling arms contracts, military exercises, and he had no problem imposing serious economic sanctions on them over their treatment of a US citizen.
Now if Mr. Khashoggi (sp?) had been a US citizen I'd expect that Trump would be acting somewhat differently.
In any case, this is still developing and it's not over.