SUNDAY, January 12, 2014
STATE OF THE UNION WITH
CANDY CROWLEY – Airs LIVE Sunday 9:00AM –
10:00AM and NOON
Topic: In
His First Network Television Interview Since Last September, O’Malley Will
Discuss
His Stand on Increasing
Minimum Wage, "Economic Mobility”,
and Stricter Gun Control Policies.
Guest: Gov.
Martin O’Malley (D-MD)
Topic: NSA
Surveillance, Iraq, and Edward Snowden
Guest: Sen. John
McCain (R-AZ)
Topic:
Politics
Guest: Mo Elleithee,
director, DNC Communications
Guest: Sean Spicer,
director, RNC Communications
Guest: Karen Tumulty,
national political correspondent, The Washington Post
Anchor: Candy Crowley
FAREED ZAKARIA GPS –
Airs 10:00AM – 11:00AM and 1:00PM – 2:00PM
Topics: Iraq: the Second Deadliest Nation
in the World
Guest: Richard Haass, PhD, president, Council on Foreign
Relations
Guest: Meghan
O’Sullivan, former deputy National Security Advisor on Iraq and
Afghanistan
Guest: Rashid Khalidi, the
Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies at Columbia University
Guest: Peter Bergen,
CNN National Security Analyst; director, national security program, New America
Foundation
Topic: How to Live Longer
Guest: David Agus, MD, author of A Short
Guide to a Long Life (January 2014)
Topic: Are America’s Best Days Behind it – Or Ahead?
Guest: Josef Joffe, author of The Myth of
America’s Decline (December 2013)
Anchor: Fareed
Zakaria
RELIABLE SOURCES –
Airs LIVE Sunday 11:00AM – NOON
Topic: Author
Gabriel Sherman Discusses His Discoveries While Writing His New Book, The
Loudest Voice in the
Room (2014), Which Profiles Fox News
Chief, Roger Ailes.
Guest: Gabriel
Sherman, author, The Loudest Voice in the Room (2014)
Topic: Authors
Jeffery Berry and Sarah Sobieraj Discuss The Outrage Industry: Political
Opinion Media and the New Incivility (2013), Which Examines the Audience to
Whom Partisan TV Pundits and Executives Try to Appeal to.
Guest: Jeffery Berry,
author, The Outrage Industry: Political Opinion Media and the New
Incivility (2013)
Guest: Sarah
Sobieraj, author, The Outrage Industry: Political Opinion Media and the New
Incivility (2013)
Topic: Chris
Christie’s Relationship with the Media, and the Press’s Lack of Coverage on
Gov. Chris Christie’s Scandal Closing Lanes on the GW Bridge.
Guest: Michael
Crowley, senior correspondent, deputy Washington bureau chief, TIME Magazine
Topic: The
Situation and Overall Difficulties Faced By Reporters in Egypt.
Guest: Sherif
Mansour, human rights activist, Committee to Protect Journalists
Topic: AP
Photo of a Homeless Person in a Story on Cold Weather Led a Family to Identify
Their Missing Son
Guest: Jacquelyn
Martin, photographer, Associated Press
Anchor: Brian
Stelter
2 comments:
CNN could probably win in prime time if Oprah Winfrey was brought in but I highly doubt that would ever happen. Otherwise, with time, what I believe could be a winning CNN prime time is if it involved perhaps Christiane Amanpour, Anderson Cooper of course, maybe Fareed Zakaria, or maybe even Robin Meade? Just some thoughts. Perhaps even if CNN Films became a regular part of prime time, it should definitely incorporate live news updates during commercial breaks. If nothing happens to work out for CNN domestic, it is perhaps best to have CNN International replace it presumably by late 2015 or early 2016 in time for the big election year. Of course many familiar domestic faces would move to the international channel. I for one would actually love to see this happen.
Totally agree that Christiane Amanpour could definitely help out with primetime ratings. Love the idea.
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