U.S. Senator Rand Paul on Saudi Arabia, Khashoggi, Government Shutdown

The video discusses various geopolitical issues, starting with the situation involving Huawei CFO Meng Wan Zhu and whether President Trump should intervene. It then shifts focus to the US Congress's actions regarding Saudi Arabia, particularly a Senate resolution to halt support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen. The discussion highlights Saudi Arabia's controversial actions, including the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and the implications for US-Saudi relations. The video concludes with a brief discussion on the potential government shutdown and concerns over the rising US national debt.

What is the main reason the speaker is unsure about President Trump's intervention in the Huawei situation?

• Strong opposition from Congress

• Lack of public information on the case

• Economic implications

• International pressure

What historic action is the Senate considering regarding Saudi Arabia?

• Imposing economic sanctions

• Supporting Saudi Arabia's military actions

• Establishing a new trade agreement

• Voting to stop aiding Saudi Arabia in the Yemen war

What is the speaker's message to Saudi Arabia regarding their actions in Yemen?

• Increase military efforts

• Seek new allies

• Expect a veto-proof majority against arms sales

• Continue current policies

What does the speaker suggest as a first step in response to Saudi Arabia's actions?

• Imposing an oil embargo

• Suspending arms sales

• Increasing diplomatic efforts

• Providing humanitarian aid

What concern does the speaker raise about the Saudi Crown Prince?

• His economic policies

• His erratic behavior

• His environmental stance

• His diplomatic skills

What is the speaker's view on the US national debt?

• It is under control

• It is a growing concern

• It is irrelevant

• It is decreasing

What does the speaker criticize about the US government's financial management?

• Over-regulation of businesses

• Lack of military spending

• End-of-year deals that increase debt

• Excessive taxation