U.S. Senate Moves to Punish Saudi Arabia Over Khashoggi Murder

The transcript discusses the US Senate's strong rebuke of President Trump's defense of Saudi Arabia, particularly in light of the Saudi actions in Yemen and the killing of journalist Khashoggi. While current votes in the Senate are symbolic due to the Republican-controlled House, there is potential for renewed action when Democrats take control. Elliot Engel, the incoming chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, plans to hold hearings on the US-Saudi relationship, signaling a shift in policy and a warning to both the Saudis and the Trump administration.

How does the text describe the current state of symbolic votes related to Saudi actions?

What specific actions does the new chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee intend to take regarding the US-Saudi relationship?