cornell belcher and ryan grim, thank you both for being with me.eading over to the theater to do a live pod reporting. >>> tonight with talk of impeachment articles approaching and becoming more real and with those all around him under fire, the president goes after the constitution as part of a torrent of false claims and complaints and says republicans should fight harder for him. >>> meantime, his policy plays out in human terms on battlefields far away. the kurds feeling abandoned. lashed out at the retreating americans in their armor. the president says we owe them nothing. we'll have a live report from the region. >>> plus bernie sanders says he's back, but will his numbers come back up?

former federal prosecutor glen kirshner long-time pollster kornell belcher. good evening to both of you. >> good evening, ari. >> kornell you know why you are here? >> ha, ha, ha ha ha. >> do you know why you are here? >> to rap? >> if you want to. that's not why we booked you. we booked you because you deal with the numbers and the public opinion. not what folks want to happen or hope will happen or think will happen. you deal with where the people are. so when you look at what the house did today in the mounting evidence, from an objective perspective of the people, what do you see as significant tonight? >> okay. so, i'll keep my mixed tape. so what i think is significant this evening really is republicans are on record with saying it's okay for our leader to ask for foreign assistance. when up look at all the polling around this, it's not just democrats, but when you look at a majority of independents who are either for impeachment or for the inquiry, republicans are fought where the majority of americans are. they're not particularly where the american o

cornell belcher and ryan grim, thank you both for being with me.ver to the theater to do a live pod reporting. >> have an amazing time. >> i'm really looking forward to it. >> okay, bye, good luck. i know, traffic. he has to rush. >> yes, exactly. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. hope you had a great weekend. i did my best. i will say, this was one of those weekends, though, where the news kept creeping in. i feel like we don't get weekends off anymore in terms of big news developments. you probably heard this weekend that the president had a change of heart. he decided that holding next year's g-7 summit at his private resort this florida maybe

democratic pollster cornell belcher.n, ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post," and michael schmidt, correspondent for "the new york times." had that big scoop over the weekend on rudy giuliani. welcome to all of you. before i get to turkey specifically, peggy, jim mattis. what do you make of what he said and what he didn't say and what he was trying to imply? >> oh, solid american opposed to what he thinks is a foreign policy blunder being made by the administration in northern syria. i think he was frank about one of his central concerns, which is how the allies and friends of the united states view this decision. to abandon people who have long been our friends. what did he not say? i think it was pretty clear. he did not want to get into his experiences of and observations of the president he served as secretary of defense. one wonders if he will ever decide it would be a good time to speak in a very candid way. or if he feels constrains, perhaps, by his position and the possibility of doing any

michael schmidt, correspondent for the "new york times," peggy noonan, democratic pollster cornell belcher, and ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning we do have a lot to get to, including the growing support for impeachment and his personal reporter rudy guiliani being investigated for his lobbying work in ukraine. we are starting withreakg news from syria where turkey has unleashed a brutal assault on the kurds. that came after president trum essentially gave turkey the go ahead and nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel is reporting on alleged atrocities by arab militias and these have been caught on camera richard is covering this from northern syria and, richard, you are on the phone with us now. just tell us what you have been seeing >> reporter: chuck, things here are developing very rapidly. u.s. officials are increasingly concerned. we have so far see

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cornell belcher and ryan grim, thank you both for being with me. i'm heading over to the theater to do a live pod reporting. >> have an amazing time. >> i'm really looking forward to it. >> okay, bye, good luck. i know, traffic. he has to rush. >> yes, exactly. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. hope you had a great weekend. i did my best. i will say, this was one of those weekends, though, where the news kept creeping in. i feel like we don't get weekends off anymore in terms of big news developments. you probably heard this weekend that the president had a change of heart. he decided that holding next year's g-7 summit at his private resort this florida maybe wouldn't be such a good idea after all, especially because it left republicans in congress feeling a little queasy at a time when they were already having a hard time defending him in these impeachment proceedi s proceedings. even though the president blamed democrats and the media for this change of heart, it's quite clear that the reason that he changed on this is because r