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R.T. Rybak hit the public policy show trifecta.
Here's a look at who will be on this weekend's public policy shows...
TPT's Almanac:
This week on Almanac... the two top vote getters in the DFL Straw Vote Poll --R. T. Rybak and Margaret Anderson Kelliher-- join Cathy and Eric... Mary Lahammer reviews the legislature's busy first two days... and we meet up with reporter/turned author Julie Kramer.
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KSTP's At Issue:
Democrat R.T. Rybak to talk about his campaign for governor. Sarah Janecek and Ember Reichgott Junge analyzing the precinct caucus results.
WCCO's Sunday Morning:
They didn't get back to me.
DFL candidate for governor R.T. Rybak, GOP candidate for governor Marty Seifert and St. Paul Police Chief John Harringson.
Capitol Report:
Job creation is one focus of the 2010 Legislative Session. Senate Asst. Majority Leader Tarryl Clark and Minority Leader Dave Senjem talk about bonding, balancing the budget, and other key issues lawmakers face. Chair of the House Capital Investment Committee, Alice Hausman, details the bill, and the plan for early passage. Finally, Julie Bartkey sits down with newly elected Senator Mike Parry to get his perspective on what he brings to the legislature.
On the National Scene...
ABC's "This Week" - Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
CBS' "Face the Nation" - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
NBC's "Meet the Press" - John Brennan, President Barack Obama's top counterterrorism adviser; former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson; former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan; Ed Gillespie, former Bush White House counselor; Dee Dee Myers, former press secretary for President Bill Clinton.
CNN's "State of the Union" - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
"Fox News Sunday" - Former Gov. Sarah Palin, R-Alaska; Mark Skoda, a talk radio host who helped organize the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville, Tenn.