Sunday Talk Shows

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Meet The Press - White House Senior Adviser David Plouffe
Two competing visions of government and what to do about the economy continue to clash over what direction to take the country. President Obama unveils a new campaign theme — “We can’t wait” — as he makes his case against Republicans. This week, he proposed new measures to help troubled homeowners and students. While the economy showed signs of life, still no movement on the president’s jobs bill. Whose vision will win out?

The latest on the race for the White House: Herman Cain remains among the top contenders while Romney stays steady and Perry plummets. Can Cain capitalize or is Romney the inevitable nominee? Both have zeroed in on the president’s handling of the economy and both have put forth prescriptions on how to fix it — but is our political system capable of delivering results? And after the loss of a visionary CEO, where will the next big ideas come from to get the economy going again?

Joining us: Author of the definitive new biography on the late Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson; Author of the new book “The Time of Our Lives,” NBC News Special Correspondent, Tom Brokaw; Former Governor of Michigan, Jennifer Granholm; and Republican strategist, Mike Murphy

ABC This Week- Michele Bachmann
Then, Herman Cain's campaign is smoking hot, but can he sustain his recent success in polls and win in any of the early primary states? What is keeping Romney from closing the deal with Republican voters? Does this week's good economic news change the race for the White House, and is the economy finally turning the corner?

ABC's George Will and Cokie Roberts, National Journal Editorial Director Ron Brownstein, former Obama economic adviser Austan Goolsbee and former House Majority Leader Dick Armey will dive into those topics and all the week's politics on our roundtable.

Plus, Microsoft co-founder and chairman Bill Gates tells us what he thinks about taxing the rich, improving American education and why wealthy nations need to continue to give aid to the world's poorest countries, even in these times of economic austerity. He also reflects on his friendship with Steve Jobs and his competitive 30-year relationship with the computer pioneer.

CBS Face The Nation -Bob Schieffer sits down for a one-on-one interview with Republican presidential contender Herman Cain. Plus, CBS Political Analyst John Dickerson provides analysis on Campaign 2012.

CNN State of The Union -An exclusive interview with Senior Obama Campaign Strategist David Axelrod amid news the U.S. economy is picking up and concerns Europe’s crisis could spread to the U.S., what does this mean for President Obama’s reelection campaign?

Then, as the 2012 GOP field boils down, presidential candidate Ron Paul on his 2012 bid, where he sees his campaign heading and the effect of the tea party on the 2012 outcome.

Plus, we’ll take an in-depth look at key primary states with three veteran local reporters; Florida’s Adam Smith, Iowa’s O. Kay Henderson and South Carolina’s Gina Smith

And finally, a special segment on the economics of Halloween, with over 161 million Americans planning to celebrate this Monday, how does it affect the economy? Ellen Davis from the National Retail Federation joins us.

Fareed Zakaria GPS- This Week on GPS: Will the euro survive?

On Fareed Zakaria GPS this Sunday, a fiery, must-see debate on the economy. Harvard’s Niall Ferguson locks horns with Columbia’s Jeff Sachs on Occupy Wall Street the macro-economy and the first signs of good news from Europe.

Also this week: Fareed’s thoughts on his recent trip to Tehran – why President Obama has the wrong policy toward Iran. And, French philosopher Bernard Henri-Levy on a post-Gadhafi Libya, followed by Moneyball author Michael Lewis on what business can learn from… baseball.

The show airs Sunday at 10a and 1pET.

Jeff Sachs on the euro deal (video)
http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/2011/10/28/this-week-on-gps-will-the-euro-survive/

Fox News Sunday-Rick Perry
We’ll talk with the Texas Governor about getting America back to work, his views on illegal immigration, and his chances for taking the White House in an Exclusive interview.

The Chris Matthews Show -Bob Woodward, the Washington Post; Andrea Mitchell, NBC; John Heilemann, New York Magazine; Katty Kay, BBC

C-SPAN's "Newsmakers," -acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Edward DeMarco

Bloomberg TV’s “Political Capital” -Reince Priebus

TV One’s “Washington Watch” - Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan

Reliable Sources- Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry's remarks on “birther” questions; Herman Cain vs. Karl Rove: Jennifer Rubin, the Washington Post; Roger Simon, Politico; John Aravosis. The style of journalism of Jason Mattera and James O'Keefe: Glynnis MacNichol, Business Insider; Paul Farhi, the Washington Post. Author Jeff Jarvis

Washington Journal-Katrina vanden Heuvel
7:45 am Sun. Talking about my new book The Change I Believe In.

CBS 60 Minutes -Ruth Madoff describes hearing Bernard confess
New York Giants cancer survivor Mark Herzlich on "60 Minutes"

http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/60minutes/main3415.shtml?tag=hdr

Up w/ Chris Hayes-8:00 – 10:00 a.m. ET.-On set with me tomorrow on
Glenn Greenwald, John Heilemann, Karen Hunter, and Maria Teresa Kumar

Univision’s “Al Punto” hosts Representative Steny H. Hoyer, Democrat of Maryland and the House minority whip, and Representative Luis Gutierrez, Democrat of Illinois, who will discuss Congress, the economy and immigration policy. Then, Adolfo Franco a Republican strategist who was an adviser to Senator John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign, will talk about the Republican presidential primaries.

Sunday Breakfast Menu
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/29/sunday-breakfast-menu-october-30/

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