Sunday morning: George Soros exclusive on CNN, Jennifer Granholm on roundtable of NBC

This Week (ABC): Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in exclusive interview discussing Middle East peace and more. Roundtable to be determined at the moment, also a report from Wisconsin.

Face the Nation (CBS): Reps. Paul Ryan (R-WI, Chairman of the House Budget Committee) and Chris Van Hollen (Ranking Democrat of the House Budget Committee). Also: David Sanger (New York Times Washington correspondent) and reports from the Middle East.

Meet the Press (NBC): Sens. Dick Durbin (D-IL, Assistant Majority Leader) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC, Budget Cmte). Also: US ambassador to the UN Susan Rice in an exclusive interview about affairs in the Middle East. Roundtable: former Governor Jennifer Granholm (D-MI); former Rep. and former DLC chairman Harold Ford (D-TN); Republican strategist Ed Gillespie; CNBC reporter and Mr. "Chicago Tea Party" Rick Santelli. And there should be something about former host Bill Monroe, who hosted the show from 1975-1984 and died on Wednesday at age 90.

State of the Union (CNN): Sens. Chuck Schumer (D-NY, Rules Cmte) and Richard Lugar (R-IN, Foreign Relations Cmte); former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (whose memoir Known and Unknown is now available and reveals the dishonesty behind the Iraq War); also a segment about President's Day.

Fareed Zakaria GPS (CNN): That millionaire liberal philanthropist hated by Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck, and Fox News...GEORGE SOROS, in an exclusive interview!!!! (Yes, Soros will take some shots at Glenn Beck, even though Beck used to have a show on CNN's Headline News channel.)

Fox News Sunday (Fox broadcast TV/Fox News Channel): Yep, an exclusive interview with the union-hating goonvernor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker. Plus Sens. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) and Tom Coburn (R-OK).

Newsmakers (C-SPAN): Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH)

For those seeking an alternative to the same ol' Washington political bickering and craziness of the world, the program Washington Watch on TV One will be devoted to Black History Month and will include a tour of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati.