Posted at 2:57 PM on June 5, 2009
by Tom Scheck
(3 Comments)
Here's a list of who's on the weekend shows. Note (Gov. Pawlenty will make an appearance on one of the shows).
TPT's Almanac:
This week on Almanac we'll visit with Craig Edwards about the current drought situation in Minnesota and get a wet weekend forecast. Mike Osterholm from the U of M's Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy gives us an update on the H1N1 flu virus worldwide and here in Minnesota. Mary Lahammer brings us the latest on the 2010 Governor's Race. And we'll recap the week's news from the U. S. Senate race with Rachel Stassen-Berger with the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the Star Tribune's Pat Doyle and MinnPost's Jay Weiner.
WCCO's Sunday Morning:
Gov. Pawlenty, Larry Jacobs, Michelle Silverman of Free Arts Minnesota (Recently, kids created Andy Warhol-inspired prints of their favorite Twins players for the benefit of at risk children), and Daniel Lager (Feature Artist at the Edina Art Fair - painting The Table used for this year's poster).
KSTP's At Issue:
They didn't get back to me.
Cathie Hartnett, Annette Meeks and Dave Thompson will discuss the race for governor and predictions on what the MN Supreme Court will do with the Coleman/Franken race.
ABC's THIS WEEK WITH GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS - Topics: Interview with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
C-SPAN's NEWSMAKERS - Interview with Labor Secretary Hilda Solis.
CBS' FACE THE NATION WITH BOB SCHIEFFER - Topics: Guantanamo Bay, Sotomayor nomination, Obama's trip, with White House Adviser David Axelrod and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
CNN's STATE OF THE UNION WITH JOHN KING - Topics: Obama's trip, Sotomayor nomination, GM's future, with White House Adviser David Axelrod; economy, with Spring Hill, Tenn. Mayor Michael Dinwiddie, and Flint, Mich. Mayor Michael Brown.
FOX NEWS SUNDAY - Topics: economic recovery, with White House Council of Economic Advisers member Austan Goolsbee, Sen. Richard Sheldy, R-Ala., google CEO Eric Schmidt, and Chairman Fred Malek of Thayer Capital Partners; digital age, with Acting FCC Chairman Michael Copps.
NBC's MEET THE PRESS - Pre-empted, due to coverage of the French Open.
You didn't mention that Timmy was on C-span this morning on Washington Journal. He's a crafty one. Most of the calls were obviously planted, particularly the one from Minnesota, during which the caller went on and on and on lavishing praise on this empty suit. Timmy is like Ventura in one sense: he loves the national media, since he can fool them...they know little about him so fawn over him, they can't ask informed questions or follow-ups based on his actual policies and actions. It's easy! Pawlenty, a conciliator, a negotiator, a new face for the Republican party? He hasn't negotiated his entire term. He's a one-trick pony, a junior Grover Norquist or a junior Dick Cheney.
Further, I find it interesting that you did not know about his appearance on C-span today in able to publicize it. Did he not put it on his schedule? Maybe he didn't want Minnesotans to know about it, since it's a call-in program? Did he only let the people he wanted to know about it (his planted callers) know? I've heard him on call-in radio programs here and he gets lambasted. This man is crafty -- he'll do everything possible to attempt to create a national image that is not an accurate reflection of the extremist that he is.
It wasn't on his schedule and wasn't on C-Span's alert on Friday. I heard he was on. I'll look for the weblink.
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