Sunday Morning "Talking Heads" Lineup

George Wenschhof

The three remaining Republican presidential contenders chasing front runner Mitt Romney, will all appear on the Sunday shows. It is very likely they will all be dismissing the decisive victory the polls say Romney will receive in the Nevada caucuses today. Let's see what they all say about unemployment dropping to 8.3%, the lowest level in three years.

President Obama makes the best use of the bully pulpit, by appearing in an interview with NBC Matt Lauer aired right before the Super Bowl.

Other notables who will be appearing are New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I), Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley (D), who is under criticism for unveiling a budget full of tax increases and fees, Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels (R) and Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick (D).

In addition to discussing the presidential candidate race for the Republican Party nomination, look to see the recent snafu by the Koeman Foundation resulting in a reversal in a decision regarding funding to Planned Parenthood receive attention.

With the United Nations poised to take action on a resolution asking Syrian President Assad to step down, this issue should merit discussion. Along, with the recent raised Israel/Iran tension pertaining to the nuclear program in Iran.

Politico.com has a quick video highlight and a my list of the morning "Talking Heads" and their scheduled guests follow below:



NBC "Meet The Press" - Newt Gingrich, Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick (D), NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I), IN Gov. Mitch Daniels (R)

Roundtable with Rep. Xavier Bacerra (D-Calf.), David Brooks, Alex Castellanos and Rachel Maddow.

ABC "This Week" - Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.)

Roundtable with George Will, Matthew Dodd, Arianna Huffington and Dana Loesch.

CBS "Face The Nation" - Newt Gingrich and former NYC Mayor Rudi Giuliani.

Roundtable with Nora O'Donnell, John Dickerson and Michael Kranish.

CNN "State of The Union" - Va. Gov. and RGA Chair Bob McDonnell (R), MD Gov. and DGA chair Martin O'Malley (D), Family Research Council President Tony Perkins and Dick Armey.

WH Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Rogers (R-MI)

Roundtable with Alice Rivlin, Ron Brownstein and Douglas Holtz-Eakin.

Fox News Sunday - Rick Santorum, Va. Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) and J.C. Watts

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