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Meet the Press

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Meet the Press debuted on November 6, 1947, and has become the longest-running television show in the history of broadcasting. Watch as the current moderator interviews some of the most influential people in Washington.

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S 611 : Ep 0626	06-26-2011 - Full Episode Download	Aired 6/26/11
S 611 : Ep 0619	06-19-2011 - Full Episode Download	Aired 6/19/11
S 611 : Ep 0612	06-12-2011 - Full Episode Download	Aired 6/12/11
S 511 : Ep 0529	05-29-2011 - Full Episode Download	Aired 5/29/11
S 511 : Ep 0522	05-22-2011 - Full Episode Download	Aired 5/22/11

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George W. Bush: November 21, 1999

S 1999 : Ep 11.21.99

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Bill Clinton: November 9, 1997

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Ronald Reagan: March 7, 1976

S 1976 : Ep 03.07.76
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George H.W. Bush: February 22, 1976

S 1976 : Ep 02.22.76

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Cast updates: Doomsday for Smallville

By Tim Surette, Jun 23, 2008

There have been a lot of cast updates regarding Smallville recently, as the show has been shaken up with departures going into its final season. One of the biggest moves has been the exit of Michael Rosenbaum, who played the… more
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NBC selects temp replacement for Russert

By Tim Surette, Jun 19, 2008

Tim Russert's untimely passing late last week left NBC with a daunting task--replacing the irreplaceable. As host of Meet the Press, Russert was unflappable and informative--a perfect fit for the news interview program. The show returns to the air this… more

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David Gregory (II)

Moderator (2008-Present)
Tim Russert

Moderator & Managing Editor (1991 - 2008)
Garrick Utley

Moderator (1989-1991)

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Russert was and is irreplacable!

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By JPPT1974, Dec 29, 2009

Tim Russert who passed away untimely at 58 on June 13th 2008, IMHO was the show. As nobody can replace him at all. He is feared and will be missed as you couldn't hide things from Tim. Tim also was fair in the fact that he let you do the talking while he heard. You could tell he did his homework. And you could tell that he knew his guests inside out. David Gregory seems ok as the host. But people will take time for him to warm up. Knowing that he is a great correspondent. But the people won't forget Tim Russert and the freshness he brought out to the show. RIP Tim, you are and will always be missed.moreless

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Better with Tim Russert.

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By cactusjack39, Feb 16, 2009

I think this show was so much better with Tim Russert. The version now with that new guy is just miserable. I have thought that this show is very good at details, staying moderate, and establishing its own credibility. Normally, I would have given the show a much higher rating, but ever since the tragic passing of Tim Russert, the show has never been the same. I don't like this new guy that has taken over the job. He shows a bias for the conservative right wing. Overall, this was a great show. Now it's just an okay show from time to time. Thank you.moreless

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Tim Russert = Best Political Interviewer

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By skinny0ne, Jul 15, 2007

Tim Russert is feared within Washington. No interviewer comes more prepared than Tim. He has interviewed them all and will make anyone look foolish using their own words. He has a remarkable library of information. He pulls up quotes, prior interviews, voting records, etc. to show what the person said before and how it's different now. He can show changes of opinion. Pandering to special interest. And outright lies. I've seen him say, which one is true? What you said last year or what you said today? They can't both be? So were you lying then or now? It's amazing to see our politicians crumble before him. He provide unparalleled insight into today's politics and other powerful individuals and topics. Tim is one of the best interviewers of all time. If you are interested in politics, watch Meet the Press. It is required viewing.moreless

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David Gregory
I can't stand Tom Brokaw. I have no idea what he's saying half the time. Spit out the maahahrbles. David Gregory is a good choice...

By topoopon, Dec 14, 2008

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Who can replace the great Tim Russert?
Tim Russert is almost irreplaceable. I know it's soon, but the NBC management must be thinking hard on how to replace him. I fig...

By topoopon, Jun 15, 2008

06/24/08

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Wow.
I guess people just don't care about politics.

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