Meet the Press (US)
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Meet the Press started as a radio show in 1945 as American Mercury Presents: Meet the Press, originating from WRC-AM in Washington. It was later adapted for television. Meet the Press made its television debut on November 6, 1947. It is now the longest-running television show in United States broadcasting history. Meet the Press and similar Sunday-morning interview shows specialize in interviewing national leaders on issues of state, economics and foreign policy.
Episode Info
Political round table discussion moderated by Chuck Todd.
Political round table discussion moderated by Chuck Todd.
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Political round table discussion moderated by Chuck Todd.
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Political round table discussion moderated by Chuck Todd.
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Recurring Guests
• David Gregory (3 eps)
• John Edwards (1) (2 eps)
• Bill Clinton (2 eps)
• Maureen Dowd (2 eps)
• Eugene Robinson (2 eps)
• Barack Obama (2 eps)
• Mary Matalin (2 eps)
• Michael Chertoff (2 eps)
• Kate O'Beirne (2 eps)
• David Broder (2 eps)
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• John Edwards (1) (2 eps)
• Bill Clinton (2 eps)
• Maureen Dowd (2 eps)
• Eugene Robinson (2 eps)
• Barack Obama (2 eps)
• Mary Matalin (2 eps)
• Michael Chertoff (2 eps)
• Kate O'Beirne (2 eps)
• David Broder (2 eps)
• View All Recurring Guests
Classification: News
Genre: Current Events | Politics
Status: Returning Series
Network: NBC (
USA)
Airs: Sundays at 09:00 am
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: November 06, 1947
Episode Order: 52
Genre: Current Events | Politics
Status: Returning Series
Network: NBC (
USA)Airs: Sundays at 09:00 am
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: November 06, 1947
Episode Order: 52
Akas
• Meet the Press with David Gregory (Alternate title), (Used In USA)• MTP (Abbrv. Title), (Used In USA)
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