Evening News - October 15, 2018

Pressure Mounts on Saudis Over Journalist’s Disappearance

Saudi Arabia continues to deny any involvement with the disappearance of Washington Post contributor and journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The government released a statement saying any threats or sanctions will be met with even greater action. For more, Scottie Nell Hughes is joined by Ali Al Ahmed, director of the Gulf Affairs institute.

China Sells $3 Billion of US Debt as Trade War Surges

China has sold $3 billion in United States bonds. It’s the latest escalation in the trade war between the world’s largest two economies. RT America’s Dan Cohen reports. RT America’s Bart Chilton, host of Boom Bust joins Scottie Nell Hughes for analysis.

Warren Releases DNA Test, Controversy Continues 

Senator Elizabeth Warren called President Trump’s bluff Monday, revealing the results of a DNA test that shows the Senator does have Native American heritage. Trump has long made claims that Warren does not have Native American DNA, often calling her Pocahontas at his rallies. At one rally Trump said he would donate $1 million to the charity of Warren’s choice if she could prove Native American ancestry. For analysis, RT America’s Scottie Nell Hughes is joined by former Georgia State representative, Ladawn Jones and Ted Harvey from the Committee to Defend the President.