The Political Chase

Sunday TV Roundup

Meet the Press

Sen. Chuck Schumer, (D-NY); Rep. Tom Andrews, (D-ME); Tom DeLay, (R-TX) - self-employed and promoting his book; Richard Perle - AEI; Rep. Joe Sestak, (D-PA).

Alberto Gonzales was invited to appear but declined.

Face the Nation

The War In Iraq; Walter Reed Scandal; Firing Of U.S. Attorneys

Robert Gates - Secretary of Defense; Sen. Dianne Feinstein, (D-CA) Judiciary Committee

This Week

Sen. Patrick Leahy, (D-VT), Chairman of the Judiciary Committee and Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX), Judiciary Committee to discuss purging U.S. attorneys.

Stephen Hadley, National Security Advisor - fourth anniversary of war in Iraq. (Ed. Note: this may be interesting if Stephanopoulos brings up revelation that White House did not investigate the outing of Valerie Plame Wilson.)

Sam Waterston, actor (Law & Order). (Ed. Note: Waterston has been promoting a significant change to the primary process - more nationally oriented.)

Roundtable: Jay Carney, TIME; Donna Brazille, Democratic strategist and ABC News consultant, Claire Shipman, ABC News, George Will, ABC News

Sam Waterston, Actor

Fox Nuisance Sunday

Bud Cummins and David Iglesias - two of the U.S. attorneys who were fired; Sen. Arlen Specter, (R-PA) - purging attorneys; Sen. John Kerry, (D-MA) - Iraq war.

Late Edition

Focus on fourth anniversary of Iraq war.

Stephen Hadley - National Security Adviser; Rep. John Murtha - (D-PA); Zbigniew Brzezinski - Former National Security Adviser Gen. George Joulwan (Ret.) - U.S. Army, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander; Michael Gordon - New York Times chief military correspondent; Col. Pat Lang: U.S. Army (Ret.) - former DIA Intelligence analyst; James Carville - CNN political contributor; Candy Crowley - senior political correspondent; Terry Jeffrey - Editor-at-large, human events

The Chris Matthews Show

Roundtable: Howard Fineman, Newsweek; Katty Kay, BBC; Kathleen Parker, Newsweek; John Heilemann, New York Magazine

Topics:

• Eight for ‘08? Can Rudy Giuliani become president?
• Can Gov Bill Richardson (D-NM), the Democrats last Governor standing, knock off the Senators?