Sunday Talk Shows

Meet The Press A special holiday edition of Meet the Press with TV veterans Tom Brokaw & Ted Koppel on politics, the press & 2005 in review.

ABC's "This Week" — Former Secretary of State Colin Powel land author Peggy Noonan.
On a special holiday edition of "This Week," former Secretary of State Colin Powell on Iraq, the current debate on domestic spying and life after the State Department. Then, Peggy Noonan discusses her latest book, "John Paul the Great: Remembering a Spiritual Father." We'll also look back at some of the most notable moments of 2005 with a special edition of In Memoriam and the Sunday Funnies.

CBS' "Face the Nation" — CBS News correspondents review 2005 and a look ahead at 2006.

CNN's "Late Edition" — No broadcast.

"Fox News Sunday" — Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; musician Wynton Marsalis; and Sen. David Vitter, R-La.
we'll look back at two stories that dominated the news in 2005
First, the war in Iraq: We'll examine the situation on the ground and pay tribute to the brave American men and women who are on the front lines, with General Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
Then, the fury of Hurricane Katrina: Out of the devastation along the Gulf Coast come reasons for hope this holiday season. We'll get a progress report on the hard hit area from Sen. David Vitter, R-La., and his high school friend, legendary jazz musician Wynton Marsalis. And, we'll review the highlights and lowlights of this year — and get some predictions for 2006 — from Brit Hume, FOX News Washington managing editor, and our panel of FOX News contributors: Mara Liasson and Juan Williams of National Public Radio, and Bill Kristol of the Weekly Standard

No Biden tomorrow, he's taking the day off
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanza. Whatever you celebrate, I hope you have a Great Day!
I hope I didn't forget anybody

I wait with baited breath to see how much bullshit can flow from david vitter's mouth about how he and his fellow republicans are singlehandedly saving the state's of Louisiana and Mississippi. Scum human being he is. But I do appreciate his oscar worthy performance, preening as a democrat for the last several months as a large segment of his constituents were in need. The same goes for bobby jindal, that human who recently stated he is not a career politician although he has been campaigning for one office or another since the doctor clipped the umbilical cord.

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Thanks for the post, cal04!

Thanks for enlightening all of us, and merry, happy, have a lovely holiday season!