Sunday Talk shows

[cal04]

NBC's ''Meet the Press''- Vice President Joe Biden
Sunday’s Roundtable: Cory Booker, McKinnon, Mitchell, Scarborough

CBS' ''Face the Nation'' - Sen. Lindsey Graham,Sen. Carl Levin,Sen. Amy Klobuchar,Sen. Jeff Sessions

ABC "This Week"-John Kerry and ranking Republican Senator Richard Lugar come to "This Week" exclusively to debate the START treaty.
Special report from Guatemala and an exclusive interview with USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah.
George Will, Democratic political strategist Donna Brazile, Reuters Editor at Large Chrystia Freeland and Rajiv Chandrasekaran of the Washington Post

CNN's ''State of the Union''- Mitch McConnell, former Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, former CENTCOM commander Adm. William Fallon (Ret.) and former Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Richard Myers (Ret.)
And we'll break down the week in politics with A.B. Stoddard from The Hill Newspaper and Matt Bai from The New York Times.

''Fox News Sunday''- Sen. Dick Durbin, Sen. Jon Kyl, Gov. Bob McDonnell

GPS with Fareed Zakaria:- Remembering Richard Holbrooke, the man that Fareed calls "maybe the most important American diplomat of the last two decades." A great GPS panel will discuss what makes a great diplomat...and what's the way forward in Afghanistan and Pakistan after Ambassador Holbrooke.

Also, Fareed's take on the President's recent Afghanistan review and the challenges that lie ahead for the United States and its allies in the region.

Britain's austerity measures have sparked protests and violence. Fareed sits down with the architect of the austerity, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne.

And then for the other side of the story, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who also served as the U.K.'s finance minister, tells Fareed why he thinks the budget cuts are the wrong move.

Also, what in the world? Why are China and Russia renouncing the almighty American dollar?

And finally a last look at the Pentagon powered by...a Playstation?

C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers”-Ron Paul

TV One’s “Washington Watch” - Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack

Bloomberg TV’s “Political Capital” - Chris Van Hollen

CNN’s “Reliable Sources”-Coverage of the tax cut cmpromise; Sarah Palin on television; Boehner's emotional interviews: Katrina Vanden Heuvel, the Nation; Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review; Alex Wagner, Politics Daily. Race and journalism: Soledad O'Brien, CNN. Facebook and journalism: Ian Shapira, the Washington Post.

60 Minutes- Extraordinary memory

Sunday Shows
http://thehill.com/homenews/news/134337-sunday-shows-biden-has-lots-to-talk-about

[Chipper Chat]

1. No McCain.

whoopee!

[Mz Pip]

2. In hiding, I hope

Or maybe the networks are getting sick of having that loser on.

[eleny]

7. sulking

[underpants]

3. Ask Lindsey about DADT

AWKWARD ;-)

[tomm2thumbs]

4. thanks for posting all of these

helpful!

[Oceansaway]

5. thanks...n/t

[femmocrat]

6. K & R Thanks, cal04.

Nice selection to chose from this week. Something for everyone! :hi:

[eleny]

8. I came looking for your thread and there you were. Thanks!

[tabbycat31]

9. Meet the Press actually has a decent lineup

Will be interesting to see what Cory Booker has to say (in my mind he's our next governor)

[martymar64]

10. Are any of these shows worth watching anymore?

Truly progressive voices are non-existent. I've yet to see Noam Chomsky on any of them.

Plus, the hosts slants the questions and the framing of the debate horribly towards the Right Wing POV. David Gregory is the worst of them, he makes me want to puke. He'll tear progressives and liberals as new hole while he practically fellates conservatives.