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Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud

Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud

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Nov 6, 2026

speaker_1HOST
2:01
Saudi authorities have not confirmed that attack.
speaker_1HOST
2:04
The Syrian leader witnessed the signing of a defense agreement alongside Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman MBS, their second meeting in Saudi Arabia in less than a month.
speaker_1HOST
2:12
There's something cooking between those two.
speaker_1HOST
2:14
No details were provided on what this agreement, this defense agreement, entails.
speaker_1HOST
2:52
Saudi Arabia and Syria signed military financial pact in Riyadh.
speaker_1HOST
2:56
The Defense Ministry signed a military cooperation agreement on Wednesday, which was yesterday, as relations between the two countries, Syria and Saudi Arabia, continue to deepen.
speaker_1HOST
3:06
The pact was signed during Syrian President al-Shar's visit to Riyadh, where he met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the second time this month.
speaker_1HOST
3:16
Although details of the agreement have not been made public, Syria was considering helping Saudi Arabia in the war against the Houthis.
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:17
According to the civil service minister in 2016, many Saudi government employees really only work one hour per day.
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:27
Under Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030 project, Saudi Arabia is aiming to diversify its economy away from fossil fuels and become a global hub for technology and innovation.
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:40
Vision 2030 is not just megaprojects like the Line.
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:45
It calls for more women in the workforce, more investment, a focus on tourism, and better education to build a knowledge-based economy.
Adam ClarkHOST
21:03
No details of the defense agreement were released.
Adam ClarkHOST
21:06
He met Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Adam ClarkHOST
21:08
It was their second meeting in the kingdom in under a month.
Adam ClarkHOST
21:12
The two leaders called for an immediate halt to all actions that threatened maritime navigation in the Red Sea, the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, and the Strait of Hormuz.
Mike BakerHOST
3:08
The Houthis have not claimed responsibility for that incident.
Mike BakerHOST
3:12
According to the journal, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman doesn't want to make major concessions without first winning some military leverage.
Mike BakerHOST
3:20
But years of Saudi airstrikes have failed to dislodge the Houthis, whose fighters are entrenched in difficult terrain and equipped with missiles and drones, courtesy of the Iranian regime.
Mike BakerHOST
3:32
Reversing their territorial advances could require a major ground offensive, and that would mean Saudi casualties, the risk of a prolonged campaign and potential backlash at home.
Mike BakerHOST
4:48
And for Saudi Arabia, oil installations, airports, shipping routes, all of them are vulnerable to disruption.
Mike BakerHOST
4:55
Even a missile intercepted before impact can trigger warnings, cancel flights, and unsettle investors.
Mike BakerHOST
5:02
And for Mohammed bin Salman, that's a threat not just to national security, but to the economic transformation that he spent years promoting within the kingdom.
Mike BakerHOST
5:11
And of course, sitting behind it all is Iran.
Matthew ColeGUEST
74:52
And so at the beginning of the Trump administration, the first time they set out to sort of remake the dynamics in the Middle East.
Matthew ColeGUEST
75:01
And that was something that the leaders of Israel at the time, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed, also known as MBZ, and the leader or the aspiring leader of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, also known as MBS.
Matthew ColeGUEST
75:20
And what happened was sort of like this... meeting of similar interests in 2017, which was to go after Iran and undo the last of the Arab Spring.
Matthew ColeGUEST
75:34
They basically wanted to reverse everything that the Obama administration had done in their eight years in office and Trump and Kushner needed these very wealthy Gulf Arab leaders to fund some of the work that they wanted to do in the Middle East, which was namely to force the Palestinians to the negotiating table with the Israelis and to potentially accept a deal that Israel would be in favor of, that the Israelis could agree to.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
35:32
They've dug up the ground for it, but it looks like that's stalling as well.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
35:37
The Saudis have built some pretty big buildings over the last couple of years, but Some of these more outlandish megaprojects, which have been pushed ahead more on the will of MBS and his inner circle than any realistic prospect of completing them, those have fallen to the wayside for a number of different reasons.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
35:58
Obviously, engineering and technical problems are one aspect, but also the economic situation is not as good as it once was.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
36:06
You have the war going on and you have the Saudis canceling just basically a lot of things, not just these giga projects, but you have a crisis with their attempts to purchase culture as well.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
36:16
So the live golf circuit, which was going to be this competitor to the PGA, that's fallen by the wayside.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
36:22
There's some issues with their investment in video games companies, et cetera, et cetera.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
36:26
These mega projects, these giga projects, as they call them, were very paradigmatic of some of the more hubristic goals of the MBS administration to drive Saudi Arabia into the post-oil future.
Djene Rhys BajalanGUEST
36:44
That was the kind of fundamental logic behind it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:57
Saudi state news agency SPI yesterday reported the kingdom's defense ministry signed a cooperation agreement with its Syrian counterpart.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:07
The agreement was signed during a visit by Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharah to Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh, where al-Sharah met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:19
Mena Ala-Eldin and Yomna Ihab report for Reuters.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:24
Iran War, Other Developments The U.S. Treasury Department yesterday issued new sanctions against companies and individuals based in India and Turkey for their support of Iran.
Djene BajalanGUEST
30:33
And they've kind of dug up the ground for it, but it looks like that stalling as well.
Djene BajalanGUEST
30:38
The Saudis have built some pretty big buildings over the last couple of years, but some of these more outlandish megaprojects, which have been pushed ahead more on the will of MBS and his inner circle than any realistic prospect of completing them, those have fallen to the wayside for a number of different reasons.
Djene BajalanGUEST
30:59
Obviously, engineering and technical problems are one aspect, but also The economic situation is not as good as it once was.
Djene BajalanGUEST
31:07
You have the war going on and you have the Saudis canceling just basically a lot of things, not just these giga projects.
Djene BajalanGUEST
31:17
So the live golf circuit, which was going to be this competitor to the PGA, that's fallen by the wayside.
Djene BajalanGUEST
31:23
There's some issues with their investment in video games companies, et cetera, et cetera.
Djene BajalanGUEST
31:27
These mega projects, these giga projects, as they call them, were very paradigmatic of some of the more hubristic goals of the MBS administration to drive Saudi Arabia into the post-oil future.
Djene BajalanGUEST
31:45
That was the kind of fundamental logic behind it.
Wajeeh LionHOST
40:07
Trump.
Wajeeh LionHOST
40:09
Mohammed bin Salman.
Wajeeh LionHOST
40:11
Mohammed bin Zayed.
Wajeeh LionHOST
40:14
Putin.
Wajeeh LionHOST
45:06
It's a horrible combination.
Wajeeh LionHOST
45:09
You think Bashar served in the military? He did not.
Wajeeh LionHOST
45:14
You think Mohammed bin Salman served in the military? He did not.
Wajeeh LionHOST
45:20
You know Trump did not serve in the military.
Jay AllenHOST
28:14
He believes that President Trump could launch a nuclear strike against the Middle East and could erupt a devastating 27-year war and the United States could lose its superpower status by September of 2028.
Jay AllenHOST
28:27
He also predicts the possible assassination of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Jay AllenHOST
28:33
Of course, these are one man's interpretations of ancient prophecies and astrology, not a scientifically supported forecast.
Jay AllenHOST
28:41
Apparently, he couldn't find anything good in the crystal ball.

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