results rolling in from the race in georgia. president trump mentioned at the rally, rachel maddow instead of looking at the focus, she puts on her wire, and by the way, asked if bad weather was to blame for the bad turn out and the loss, you cannot make this stuffre up. take a look. if there was a turnout effect from the bad weather in the district, does not have any partisan implications b that you can see from what was expecteded from the election day votingny rather than the early vote? sean: only the weather kept the democrats home. and it cannot go by without rachel maddow clutching a conspiracy theory, even though nobody has said it or believed it, it has been defunct. to date there is zero evidence of trump-russia collusion. nothing whatsoever.
gives the promise a chance to say he s keeping his promise, something he s not been able to say on everything, on china, on trade, on his decision to hold off for now moving the u.s. embassy from jerusalem, something he s vowed to do. thanks so much. let s turn to the every expanding russia probe. sources telling cnn fired fbi director james comey will testify about his allegation that president trump ask him he end the investigation into russian officials and trump associates. how soon could we see comey testify. reporter: it could come as soon as next week, according to sources. the details still being determined but sources say fired fbi director james comey will once again sit in front of the senate intelligence committee and publicly recount his run-ins with the president. james comb is expecteded to testify before the senate intelligence committee about any possible pressure he felt from
congratulations to turkey s president recep erdogan for winning a referendum that gives him sweeping new powers. this despite voting irregular laters noticed by monitors. the new york times offering a pliserring editorial this morning sayinger his victory is expecteded to prevail leaving turkey in the hands of an erratic and vengeful man and the world wondering whether a nation that for decade has served and prosperous future under someone with so little respect for democratic structures and value. ian, international election observers got a look at the results. what are they saying about the allegations of voter fraud? good morning, dave. we re hearing from the ose, the
tucker: the susan rice revelationss are big news affecting not just the trump administration, but our beliefs about how far the federal government is willing to go for the sake of a political agenda.. looks like they went pretty far this time. you wouldn t know any of that from the american media. what seems eager to pretend the story doesn t exist atme all. there is no evidence that backed up the president s original claim. on this program tonight, we will not insult your intelligence byy pretending otherwise. nor will we aid and abet the people that are trying to misinform you, the american people. by creating a diversion. rice did not spread the information according to this official that insisted there was nothing improper involved. there is nothing illegal, improper or expecteded about a national security adviser unmasking those names.
welcome back, everyone. i m alex witt here at msnbc world headquarters in new york. approaching 33 past the hour, here s what we re monitoring for you. it is game day in houston as the atlanta falcons get ready to take on the new england patriots. any moment anti-president trump protesters are expecteded to gather at a nearby park and march right there to nrg stadium and let s go to margaret radford. that s where she is in new york. good sunday morning to you. what s happening out there? reporter: happy sunday to you. we are standing in front of trump tower and you can see signs that say trump, we support you all of the way. i want to introduce you to philip from queens. why are you out here today? we re here to support trauchl