Sunday Talk Shows
Rachel Maddow, David Axelrod, David Plouffe, Gov. Hickenlooper, Stephanie Cutter, Rahm Emanuel, Jennifer Granholm, Ted Strickland, Mark Warner, Mark Udall, Austan Goolsbee
Meet the Press
The final push is being waged in the battleground states – we’ll get a first-hand look at the ground game with governors from across the key swing states that will decide the outcome of the election: Gov. John Hickenlooper (D-CO), Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI) and Gov. John Kasich (R-OH)
Come Sunday, there are only nine days left until election day. What issue will tip the scales in the final days? Which candidate has the momentum and how will they make their closing arguments? Our panel weighs in: Vice Chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, Carly Fiorina; Washington Post columnist EJ Dionne; NY Times columnist David Brooks; MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow; and NBC’s Chuck Todd.
CBS Face the Nation
An update on Hurricane Sandy and what to expect from the storm.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, President Barack Obama's former Chief of Staff, weighs in on the last 10 days of Campaign 2012. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., shares his thoughts on the same topic and updates us on the unfolding story of what happened in the consulate attack in Benghazi.
Then, former Governors Haley Barbour, R-Miss., and Jennifer Granholm, D-Mich., take on Campaign 2012. National Review's John Fund and the Daily Beast's Bob Shrum join.
Plus, a political roundtable with New York Times Magazine's Mark Leibovich, The Washington Post's Ruth Marcus and CBS News Political Director John Dickerson
CBS 60 Minutes
The Death and Life of Asheboro - Most of the thousands of jobs lost through outsourcing and the recession in this North Carolina factory town may not come back, but some entrepreneurs are turning things around despite the still-stalled economy.
Stealing History - Some of America's precious treasures, items like signed presidential papers and the Wright Brothers patent, have gone missing. One reason authorities began to take notice: a conman who stole thousands of them over several years.
The Face of the Franchise - One of the most exciting things about the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars may be their owner, Shahid Khan. The Pakistani immigrant who came to the U.S. as a 16-year-old college student and rose up to become an auto-parts magnate is not just one of America's richest men, but one of the NFL's most popular owners.
ABC This Week
With just more than one week until Election Day, President Obama's deputy campaign manager, Stephanie Cutter, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich will discuss the latest in the 2012 presidential contest, including the first look at the latest numbers from the ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll, Sunday on "This Week."
Plus, "This Week" gives the latest update on the dangerous path of Hurricane Sandy, as the potentially historic "perfect storm" barrels toward the East Coast this weekend.
After the final debate between President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, the candidates make their closing sprint to Nov. 6, campaigning from coast to coast. Who will have the momentum in the last week of this deadlocked race? How will the critical ground game in battleground states shape Election Day results? And just how close will the final vote tally for the White House be?
Then, the powerhouse roundtable debates all the week's presidential politics, with ABC News' George Will; PBS' "Washington Week" moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill; Andrew Sullivan, editor of "The Dish" at The Daily Beast; former Obama economic adviser and ABC News consultant Austan Goolsbee; and Republican strategist and ABC News political analyst and contributor Nicolle Wallace
Is the Romney campaign surging enough to move ahead in the key swing states that will decide the election, or will the Obama campaign's electoral college edge hold up on Election Day? In what direction will independents and undecided voters break in the final days? And will the political storm over Indiana Senate candidate Richard Mourdock's comments on rape impact the battle for the White House and control of the Senate?
Fox News Sunday
We have a four Swing-State Senator Showdown this week on Fox News Sunday. Two Republicans and two Democrats are all joining Chris for a panel on the state of the race and discussion on how important swing states are this election.
Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) and Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) from the Republicans and Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) and Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO) from the Democrats
CNN State of The Union
The final push to Election Day. Mitt Romney and Barack Obama give closing arguments as polls point to a photo finish. We’ll talk to Obama Campaign Senior Adviser David Axelrod and RNC Chair Reince Priebus
Then, inside the must-win states of Ohio and Virginia. With 31 electoral votes between them, we’ll take a closer look the candidates’ ground game with Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) and Former Governor Ted Strickland (D-OH)
And, crunching the numbers with pollsters Bill McInturff, Anna Greenberg and Time Magazine’s Michael Duffy
Fareed Zakaria GPS
On GPS Sunday: Is U.S. economy set for robust revival? And should we be fracking?
Fareed offers his take on the U.S. economy and why it looks poised for a robust revival.
“The International Monetary Fund's latest World Economic Outlook makes for gloomy reading. Growth projections have been revised downward almost everywhere, especially in Europe and the big emerging markets like China,” he notes. “And yet, when looking out over the next four years – and incidentally the next presidential term – the IMF projects that the United States will be the strongest of the world's rich economies.”
Then, a GPS panel on the fiscal road ahead for America includes columnist Joe Klein, economist Ken Rogoff and commentators Amity Shlaes and Chrystia Freeland.
Next, GPS looks at Mali, which got more references at the last presidential debate than Europe, India and Mexico combined – we’ll explain why this African nation was so important.
GPS will also hear from two British academics who explore money and happiness. And finally, to frack or not to frack – a debate on the pros and cons of this method of extracting natural gas.
Melissa Harris Perry Show
Weekends, 10am-12pm ET
Up w/Chris Hayes
Sunday’s Guests (Oct. 28): Swing states, the electoral college, Obama’s plan for a second term, the myth of voter fraud
Tomorrow on Up w/ Chris Hayes we’ll be discussing the merits of the electoral college system, and we’ll examine how it has skewed presidential elections. We’ll look forward to what a second term for President Obama might look like if he’s re-elected. And we’ll discuss the conservative myth of voter fraud, focusing in particular on one of the central figures behind the conservative misinformation campaign.
Joining Chris at 8am ET tomorrow will be:
Heather McGhee (@hcmcghee), vice president of the progressive think tank Demos.
Ari Berman (@ariberman), contributor to The Nation magazine and author of “Herding Donkeys: The Fight to Rebuild the Democratic Party and Reshape American Politics.”
Bertha Lewis (@theblackinst), former CEO of ACORN and founder and president of The Black Institute.
Hendrik Hertzberg (@RickHertzberg), senior editor and staff writer at “The New Yorker.”
Ilyse Hogue (@ilyseh), co-Director of Friends of Democracy (a 2012 initiative to build political power around the issue of money in politics), former senior adviser to Media Matters for America and former director of political advocacy and communications for MoveOn.org.
Avik Roy (@aviksaroy), member of Mitt Romney’s health care policy advisory group, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and author of “The Apothecary,” the Forbes blog on health care and entitlement reform.
Akhil Amar, Sterling Professor of Law at Yale Law School, Author of “America’s Constitution: A Biography.”
Jane Mayer (@newyorker), staff writer at “The New Yorker.”
The Chris Matthews Show
Election: Joe Klein; Katty Kay; David Ignatius; Kelly Evans.
Univision's Al Punto
Abel Maldonado, Richard Carmona, Arizona Senate Candidate, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Henry Cisneros,Gabriela Domenzain, director of Hispanic press, Obama for America , Ana Carbonell, Carlos Gutierrez.
C-SPAN's "Newsmakers,"
Sen. Rand Paul
Bloomberg's Political Capital
David Plouffe
C-Span's Washington Journal
7:00am -Phones
7:45am -Michael McDonald, George Mason University Associate Professor
Topic: Early voting is underway in several states – including many swing states. Professor McDonald will give us a status report on how many people have cast their votes and how the campaigns targeted and ultimately turned out these voters.
8:30 am-Terry Madonna, Franklin & Marshall College Center for Politics & Public Affairs Director
Topic: A look at the battleground state of Pennsylvania in this year’s presidential election. We’ll discuss the state’s political history and demographics; the strategies and ground game of the Obama and Romney campaigns; the issue environment; advertising; and voter ID and election law. Our conversation will also include the U.S. Senate election between Sen. Bob Casey (D) and businessman Tom Smith (R), and closely contested House races.
9:15 am-Robert Gleason, Pennsylvania Republican Party Chairman and Josh Shapiro, Montgomery County Board of Commissioners – Chairman (D)
Topic: A look at the battleground state of Pennsylvania in this year’s presidential election. We’ll discuss the strategies and ground game of the Obama and Romney campaigns and the state political parties; the issue environment; advertising; and voter ID and election law. Our conversation will also include the U.S. Senate election between Sen. Bob Casey (D) and businessman Tom Smith (R), and closely contested House races.
Reliable Sources
Coverage of 2012 campaigns, final debate; Trump coverage; Des Moines Register's endorsement: Michael Shear; Lauren Ashburn; Craig Crawford Partisan election coverage: John Aravosis; Matt Lewis Obama's and Romney's media appearances: David Zurawik
Sunday Breakfast Menu
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That should be fun. 
As always, thanks for posting!!! 
