Changing relations with Mideast allies may affect U.S.

Name: Changing relations with Mideast allies may affect U.S.
Uploaded: 2013-10-23T00:54:45Z
Duration: P417S
Description: Tensions between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. have arisen from "cumulative" disagreements on a variety of international issues. Jeffrey Brown speaks with chief foreign correspondent Margaret Warner and former State Department analyst Graeme Bannerman about the history of the alliance and risks of a reduced U.S. role in the region.

Clip: 10/22/2013 | 6m 57s

Tensions between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. have arisen from "cumulative" disagreements on a variety of international issues. Jeffrey Brown speaks with chief foreign correspondent Margaret Warner and former State Department analyst Graeme Bannerman about the history of the alliance and risks of a reduced U.S. role in the region.

Aired: 10/22/13

Rating: NR

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