Sunday Morning Talk Shows Schedule: ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN


	Sunday Morning Talk Shows Schedule: ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN

merrie

9-16-2009 7:45 AM

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barack obama, health care, media, television, the caucus, white house

merrie says:

If there’s one thing this White House doesn’t seem worried about, it is that Americans will get tired of seeing President Obama. His talk-show marathon will come after the speech on Wall Street today and a rally in Maryland later this week.

The appearances will come at the end of a week in which the Senate Finance Committee will presumably have proposed its long-awaited version of a health care bill; the White House’s consideration of this idea suggests just how pivotal time this is in the health care negotiations.

It’s also a reminder of just how much Mr. Obama is out there. As of his seven-month in office mark in August, he had done 114 interviews, compared to 37 by former President George W. Bush and 41 by former president Bill Clinton at a similar point in their administrations, according to Martha Joynt Kumar, a political science professor at Towson University in Maryland.

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9-16-2009 9:18 AM

Antara

(Fox News didn’t make the cut)

gee....wonder why that is......lol. We wouldn't want anyone asking him anything that didn't make him happy now, would we?

9-16-2009 9:35 AM

merrie

Exactly right, we wouldn't want Fox to mention ACORN! He can't go on FNC, but he wants to talk to ahmadinejad and chavez.

9-16-2009 8:57 PM

willhelm

(Fox News didn’t make the cut)

Which means of all the appearances he will make on all these shows, he will reach a total of about 1/5 of the people he would reach if he went on Fox News. He may have to endure some real questions, but this just reveals how much of a liar he really is.

9-16-2009 9:12 PM

merrie

Power, pop, and probings from ABC News Senior White House Correspondent Jake Tapper

"Obviously the conduct you see on those tapes is completely unacceptable," (Obama's sock-puppet) Gibbs said, raising the issue of videotapes posted online by BigGovernment.com and aired frequently by Fox News Channel that seem to show ACORN employees advising a faux prostitute and faux pimp on how to skirt housing and tax laws. "The administration takes accountability extremely seriously."

Gibsy tries to put the genie back in the bottle.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2009/09/white-house-calls-acorn-employees-behavior-unacceptable/comments/page/3/

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