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Fmr. Saudi Intelligence Chief Discusses Gulf States' Reaction to Iran Attacks

Season 2026 Episode 8111 | 6m 08s

According to state media, Saudi Arabia intercepted and destroyed 2 cruise missiles and 9 drones from Iran. The CIA station in Riyadh was also hit this week, and the U.S. embassy was struck by 2 suspected Iranian drones. The Saudis condemned Tehran's "flagrant behavior," saying they reserve the option to respond. Prince Turki al-Faisal, Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief joins the show.

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