Part Four: Prince Mohammed Bin Salman: The Tyrant of Saudi Arabia
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And we're back. Welcome back to the Behind the Bastards, Mohammed and Salman episodes extravaganza. Woo. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know how to introduce these episodes in an exciting way anymore. We're talking about bad people, the worst, and one of them is the current crown prince of Saudi Arabia. When we left off last episode, he had started what was becoming a genocide in Yemen.
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
He had partied with Pitbull, and he was orchestrating the downfall of his relative, Mohammed bin Nayef, who was the crown prince before him. How we doing, Dave? David Bell, our guest. I'm doing well. I'm doing very well, Robert. David Well is doing Bell. I didn't have a new dream in between these episodes that I could tell you about. That's probably the best. So it's just the same dream from before. Yeah, that same upsetting dream, sure. Yeah, it was a nice shower. It's upsetting dream to me a little bit. It wasn't sexual. That's good. The more you say it wasn't sexual, the more I believe it wasn't sexual. That's how telling someone something isn't sexual works. It was weird because I don't dream about you often.
Thank you. I wasn't thinking about the fact that we were recording today. And so I'm like, that's interesting. That's interesting that you made a cameo. See, now I'm hurt. Why don't you dream about me often, Dave? Am I not worth dreaming about?
Here's what I'll start doing.
When I go to bed, I'll look at a photo of you every night. That's good. Nothing weird about that. Yeah, thank you, Dave. I will continue to have one dream about you per week where we captain the USS Enterprise together. Oh, ooh. Yeah, yeah. We would do terrible things. We would.
How did Mohammed bin Salman consolidate power in Saudi Arabia?
We would. That is not going to end well for anyone on board the ship. We would keep my go-to every time I'd be hit with a moral dilemma or a problem. I'd just go, beam them into space.
Problem solved. Moving on.
Get those assholes into space right now.
Into space.
Here we go. Just a trail of bodies. The Enterprise, that's the ship that keeps beaming people into space. Yeah. They have that one move. I just watched the new Starfleet Academy, the first two episodes, and it is missing that. There's all these bad guys. There's the guy from Sideways on your ship. Just beam him into space. Get his ass. Beam him into space. Beam him into space. Yeah.
So easy.
Come on. Oh, God.
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What were the consequences of MBS's actions in Yemen?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:06–0:33
2
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:33–1:57
3
How did Mohammed bin Salman consolidate power in Saudi Arabia?
1:57–3:50
4
What were the consequences of MBS's actions in Yemen?
3:50–6:09
5
How did MBS manage the religious police in Saudi Arabia?
6:09–11:39
6
What role did social media play in the Saudi youth's perception of authority?
11:39–20:54
7
How did MBS's austerity measures affect Saudi citizens?
20:54–28:04
8
What led to the arrest of prominent Saudi activists?
28:04–1:14:43