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Here's a look at who's on this weekend's public policy shows..
TPT's Almanac:
Tonight on Almanac Marty Seifert and Tom Emmer appear live to talk about their run for governor... Representative Phil Sterner outlines a plan for Red Bull soldiers to get their back pay... and we preview the new TPT science show "Sci Girls" which will premiere across the country this weekend on PBS.
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They didn't get back to me.
GOP Rep. John Kline talking National Guard bonus pay.
WCCO's Sunday Morning:
They didn't get back to me.
Sen. Geoff Michel, Jason DeRusha (Guest Food Critic for MN Monthly), Two women from Navigate Forward to talk employment issue, and Geoff Bartsh, Health Partners Director of Government Relations to speak to Esme about General Assistance Medicatl Care.
Capitol Report:Predictions of a quick passage of the Senate Bonding bill are realized. Senate Chair Keith Langseth sits down with moderator Julie Bartkey to detail the bill. Senate Republican Geoff Michel conveys his concerns it's too soon to move on the bill. House DFL and GOP Leaders, Tony Sertich and Kurt Zellers respectively, discuss their visions for the 2010 session. Finally, the Governor's delivers his plan for job growth in his last State of the State address.
On the national scene...
ABC's This week:
Guest: Former Vice President Dick Cheney.
NBC's Meet the Press:
Vice President Joe Biden.
CBS' Face the Nation:
Guest: Vice President Joe Biden, live from Vancouver.
CNN's State of the Union:
Topics: War in Afghanistan; War on Al Qaeda; Engaging Iran; guest: Gen. James Jones (Ret.), National Security Adviser. Topics: Economy in Crisis; War on Al Qaeda; Health Care Debate; Guests: Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., Sen. Jon Kyl. R-Ariz.
Fox News Sunday:
Guests: Gen. Jim Jones, White House National Security Adviser; Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Armed Forces Committee.