“Things happen.”

This is how our president, who took an oath to defend the Constitution and uphold the law, responded on Tuesday to a question on whether the man in the fancy robes sitting next to him in the White House was a murderer.

The robe-guy was none other than Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia. He wants to be a big player in the modern world. But he has a few issues.

For starters, the nation that Salman runs still drags criminals into public squares and chops off their heads with a sword — just like it did back in those fun-loving ancient days of desert tents, camels, slave-trading and husbands with multiple wives. But when it comes to modern times and the United States, however, the issues with Saudi Arabia and Prince Salman are even mo

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