Who is on the Sunday Morning Talk Shows
By: Mark Kilmer · Section: Other Politics
For Sunday, March 26, 2006Meet the Press (NBC): Host Tim Russert spends his time with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
FOX News Sunday (FNS): Host Chris Wallace spends his time with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. (We also Carl Levin as a bonus.)
Face the Nation (CBS): Host Bob Schieffer will chat with... oh, gawd... Ted Kennedy. He'll also have on National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley, so Ted won't have time to contribue too many greenhouse gases, melting the polar shelf or whatever.
This Week (ABC): Host George Stephanopoulos has Tom Tancredo and Alren Specter on to swap immigration plans.
Late Edition (CNN): Host Wolf Blitzer will talk to Rice, plus he'll have Pat Roberts square off against Jack Reed.
~~~~~Secretary Rice. This is part of the White House offensive on Iraq, as is Hadley. Why Levin (FNS) and Ted (FTN)? Perhaps the Dems' A-squad of articulation was busy This would explain Reed, as well.
Steph, in search of a viewer or two, is going a different route this weekend, and immigration is a big deal at the moment. I doubt Snarlin' Arlen will buy into a proposal to build a giant dungeon under Colorado's Elbert County to House the illegal aliens who aren't shot, but the discussion might be interesting. I will post the review of these shows by 2p ET Sunday afternoon.
(3 comments, 3 new) Comments >> Mar 25th, 2006: 15:57:07
I find it bizarre that even someone like Kilmer from a conservative blog finds it necessary to imply that Tancredo wants to either shoot or throw all immigrants into some sort of dungeon. This could be a defining moment for him with a chance to break past the caricatures... or not.
RedState has been very low volume today because of the WaPo conservative blog scandal involving one of their founders apparent acts of plagerism. They happened when he was 17 to 21, but he's only in his mid 20s now, so it's pretty damaging. He's resigned from the WaPo blog and will probably have to start all over again to build a whole new career.