Opinion: Ticket Notice: Sunday talk show guests
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ABC’s ‘This Week’: Former Bush Press Secretary Scott McClellan (pictured) and Hillary Clinton campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe. Round-table with Democratic strategist Donna Brazile, the New York Times’ David Brooks, Vanity Fair’s Todd Purdum and commentator George Will.
Bloomberg’s ‘Political Capital with Al Hunt’: Ralph Reed, Republican strategist and former director of the Christian Coalition.
CBS’ ‘Face the Nation’: Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri and Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell.
CNN’s ‘Late Edition’: Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut, Sen. Bill Nelson of Florida, Democratic strategist Jamal Simmons, Republican strategist Leslie Sanchez and Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen. Round-table discussion with CNN’s Suzanne Malveaux, Fareed Zakaria and Jeffrey Toobin.
CNN’s ‘Reliable Sources’: National Review’s David Frum, ABC’s Martha Raddatz, former President Clinton Press Secretary Joe Lockhart, Hollywood Reporter’s Ray Richmond, former New York Times Hollywood correspondent Sharon Waxman and CNN’s Fareed Zakaria.
C-SPAN’s ‘Newsmakers’: Freddie Mac CEO Richard Syron, interviewed by AP’s Alan Zibel and Congressional Quarterly’s Benton Ives.
‘FOX News Sunday’: Howard Wolfson, Hillary Clinton’s communication director, and David Bonior, spokesman for Barack Obama and former Michigan congressman. Power Player of the Week is Brendan Sullivan, executive director of Headfirst. Panel discussion with Bill Kristol of the Weekly Standard, Nina Easton of Fortune Magazine, Byron York of the National Review and Juan Williams of National Public Radio.
MSNBC’s ‘Chris Matthews Show’: Richard Stengel, editor of Time magazine; Cynthia Tucker of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution; Howard Fineman of Newsweek; Kelly O’Donnell of NBC News.
MSNBC’s Tim Russert: Charles Osgood, author of ‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the White House: Humor, Blunders, and Other Oddities from the Presidential Campaign Trail,’ and presidential historian Michael Beschloss.
NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’: McClellan.
-- Don Frederick