Sunday Talk Shows

NBC's ''Meet the Press'' Sen. Lindsey Graham, David Plouffe.
Roundtable: CNBC's Erin Burnett;, Charlie Cook of the National Journal and The Cook Political Report;, The Washington Post's E.J. Dionne; and the National Review's Rich Lowry.

CBS' ''Face the Nation'' Laura Tyson, Mark Zandi, Gretchen Morgenson, Nancy Cordes, Jim VandeHei

ABC's ''This Week'' With Christiane Amanpour" British Prime Minister Tony Blair
Roundtable: George Will, New York Times columnist Tom Friedman, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman and Mary Jordan of The Washington Post

CNN's ''State of the Union''- AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka to talk about the economy and jobs. Todd McCracken, president of the National Association of Small Business, will also be on the show.
Roundtable: Ron Fournier, Editor-in-Chief of the National Journal, Michael Duffy, Assistant Managing Editor of Time, and Elisabeth Bumiller, National Affairs Correspondent for the New York Times.

Washington Journal
7:45am – Alex Isenstadt, Politico, Nat'l Political Reporter
8:30am – Kevin Hassett, AEI, Economic Policy Studies Director
9:15am – Paul Taylor, Pew Hispanic Center, Director

GPS with Fareed Zakaria:
First up, a real-life Russian thriller. The amazing tale of William Browder, once the largest foreign investor in Russia. His money made him a target and someone close to him paid the ultimate price. It certainly sounds like a Hollywood movie, but it isn't - it's real life.

Then, have you ever met a jihadi? Despite Britain's serious crackdown on radical Islamic activity over the last few years, homegrown jihadis continue to preach their message in the U.K. Fareed sits down with one of London's own radicals, Anjem Choudary.

And then, hers is a story of rags to ultimate riches. Zhang Xin grew up in the slums of Hong Kong and is now worth billions of dollars. Zhang, one of China's biggest real estate developers, speaks candidly about what she finds wrong with the Chinese system that made her so rich.

And finally, the Last Look: a golf course where the water hazards could be truly deadly.

''Fox News Sunday''- Sen. John McCain, Tim Kaine

Bloomberg TV’s “Political Capital”
Housing and Urban Development Department Secretary Shaun Donovan.

C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers”- Admiral Robert J. Papp, Jr., Commandant of the Coast Guard

60 Minutes
The $60 Billion Fraud
http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/60minutes/main3415.shtml?tag=hdr

Medicare and Medicaid fraudsters are beating taxpayers out of an estimated $90 billion a year - $60 billion of it from Medicare - using a billing scam that is surprisingly easy to execute. Steve Kroft investigates Medicare.

The SEED School
There's a school that's giving kids from an inner-city neighborhood that only graduates 33 percent of its high school students a shot at college they never had before. Byron Pitts reports on the SEED School.

Tennis Twins
Pro tennis' leading doubles champions, Bob and Mike Bryan, are identical twins who are so coordinated on the court that their opponents actually suspect they have twin telepathy.

Sunday Breakfast Menu
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/09/04/sunday-breakfast-menu-sept-5/?ref=politics

Sunday shows: Economy and November
http://thehill.com/homenews/news/117217-sunday-shows-economy-and-november

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phqYQS5NO0s

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rocktivity

:evilfrown: HE LOST GODDAMNIT !

Economic Policy Studies Directer, is acting like he's a totally independent academic with no axes to grind. He spoke of a "firewall" between "fundraising" (Koch Bros etc) and "research".

It seems to me HASSETT is the "firewall"--would he approve any research projects that might conceivably embarrass any of his big right-wing funders in the slightest way?