Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 27 November 2005

Various big media television networks ^ | 27 November 2005 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[cardinal4]

Thanks for including me..

[rodguy911]

You had a terrific day.Keep up the good work.

[rodguy911]

You are fast becoming a top freeper, your efforts are appreciated.

[greyfoxx39]

Thanks, Rod for my first time in the top ten. Red letter day for me!

[STARWISE]

Check THIS OUT

Email Judy WoofWoof and Timmy, for allowing the lies, and every other reporter who paints a false picture of what's really happening.

[rodguy911]

We have a lot of fun with the top ten and lots of participation. Great to have you aboard.

[rodguy911]

yeah there are lots of Elian type stories that are really bone chilling. One can only imagine what it is like living under Castro in Cuba.No food, no freedom, no nothing.

[snugs]

Congratulations

[rodguy911]

Thanks snugs always much appreciated.

[Phsstpok]

AB, here is the preview for tomorrow morning from REDSTATE.ORG

Figured I'd pass this along to save you doing some digging for tomorrow's thread.

Meet the Press (NBC): Host Tim Russert talks to everyone's Sunday morning talker superstar, Senator John McCain (R-Arizona)! He'll be given the opportunity to discuss Iraq, but I suspect Russert will want to talk torture.

FOX News Sunday: Host Chris Wallace promises a "fair and balanced debate," but it will be sanity versus hysteria. National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley and Senator Barbara Boxer (D-California) will be his guests.

Face the Nation (CBS): Host Bob Schieffer has an FTN exclusive. Ladies and gentleman, Bob's guest will be, "in his first Sunday morning interview in nearly a year," the late candidate John F. Kerry! (It is possible that his producer believed it was still 2004, I suppose. Kerry is old news.)

This Week (ABC): Host George Stephanopoulos promises Hadley and Jack Murtha on Iraq. I doubt they will appear together.

Late Edition (CNN): Host Wolf Blitzer talks to Hadley and, from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Chairman Dick Lugar (R-Indiana) and Joe Biden (D-Delaware). Plus, of course, his usual cast of thousands as the morning turns to afternoon, ET.
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Biden and McCain. And the Yule Log on Channel 9.

It will be good to see Stephen Hadley, and the FNS site makes it look as if he will be debating Babs Boxer. I cannot imagine her people would agree to that, and I'm almost certain the Dem leadership wouldn't allow Jack Murtha anywhere near Hadley on TW.

FTN with Kerry is the most irrelevant of the bunch, with Kerry being for and against and in between and maybe some day crying like a little girl.

Lugar is, I think, a good counter to Biden on LE. The Chairman is always cordial with his ranking member, and Biden does have an odd sort of aura about him, but Lugar knows more stuff – for lack of a better way of putting it – than does Joe Biden.