Although the big news of the day is the upcoming matchup between the unbeaten New Orleans Saints and the New York Giants, the regular Sunday morning news shows will be interesting as usual.
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Sunday shows - David Axelrod, Rahm Emanuel, Valerie Jarrett
By Jimmy Orr | 10.18.09
The Obama senior staff are fanning out this morning to appear on the Sunday shows (except for FOX).
Here’s the lineup:
ABC’s “This Week” with George Stephanopoulos: White House Senior Advisor David Axelrod will appear along with a roundtable discussion with George Will, Peggy Noonan, EJ Dionne, Paul Krugman and Jake Tapper.
CBS’s “Face the Nation” with Bob Schieffer. CBS political analyst John Dickerson will fill in for Schieffer this morning and talk to Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel. Senators Kerry and Cornyn will also be on the show.
CNN’s “State of the Union” with John King. Rahm Emanuel does his second show of the day as does Senator John Kerry. Senator Judd Gregg will also appear.
“Fox News Sunday” with Chris Wallace. No Obama senior staff but Terry McAuliffe will be on the show. Sens. Kent Conrad, Arlen Specter, and John Thune will appear.
NBC’s “Meet the Press” with David Gregory. White House Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett. Sens. Chris Dodd and Jon Kyl. California first lady Maria Shriver will also appear.
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Jimmy Orr has worked in politics for the majority of his professional career working for two U.S. Senators, two Governors and one President. Most recently, Orr served as White House Spokesman and Internet Director for President George W. Bush and Special Advisor to Governor Schwarzenegger for Internet Communications.
David Cook is Washington bureau chief of The Christian Science Monitor and host of the Monitor's newsmaker breakfasts. He was the Monitor's editor from 1994 to 2001. Cook is a graduate of Principia College, served in the U.S. Army, was a Bagehot Fellow at Columbia University, and is a member of the Gridiron Club, Washington's oldest journalistic organization.
1. nancy | 11.13.09
What is this White House doing???? Fox news keeps us up to date on what is really happening in our country. Horray for FOX NEWS. Leave them alone and let us all enjoy FREEDOM of SPEECH even if it doesn’t coincide with your ideas.
Also, why send the 5 criminals from Gitmo to NEW York to be tried??? Are you people losing it or what. Our country doesn’t need these murderers to rip down our country and lie about what happened to them. Leave them in Gitmo where they belong !! They are TERRORISTS and don’t need to be taken to our country. What an expense this will be when our country can’t affford it. Work on bringing us jobs and forget about shoving health care down our throat. Most of us don’t want things changed for a few that don’t have it.