Father’s Day

Happy Father's Day!

A very Happy Father's Day to all you fathers here -- and all around the world!  (That really is a nice new tie you've got there, btw.) Let's make love, not war.

Washington Journal7:30 am - Matt Stoller OpenLeft.com & Patrick Ruffini TheNextRight.com. Topic: Our guests are activists in their respective parties who offer policy analysis. Stoller wants to build a more progressive Democratic Party - he worked very hard for the election of [FDL fave] Donna Edwards. Ruffini aims to build up the conservative Internet infrastructure and to discover what the right needs to do to win again. 8:30 am - Shane Harris National Journal, Intelligence Correspondent -- Article. Topic: This week, both Senators Frank Wolf (R-VA) and Christopher Smith (R-NJ) announced that their computers were "hacked" by China. In light of that, Harris will discuss his story, which centers around claims that two major U.S. power blackouts and a theft of information from a Cabinet secretary may have been committed by Chinese hackers.  9:00 am - Charles Kupchan Council on Foreign Relations, Senior Fellow for Europe Studies. Topic: Discuss President Bush's current trip across Europe.  9:30 am - Newspaper Articles & Viewer Call.

ABC's This Week:  John Edwards Obama supporter, and Fred Thompson McCain supporter. As the race between John McCain and Barack Obama gets off to a fast start, former candidates Edwards and Thompson weigh in on the week's big issues. Roundtable: Robert Reich, Torie Clarke, Jake Tapper, George Will. contact George

CBS' Face The Nation
Gov. Bobby Jindal (R-LA), former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R), Jim Vandehei Executive Editor Politico.  contact Bob Schieffer

Chris Matthews
Katty Kay BBC Washington Correspondent, Jim Cramer CNBC's Mad Money, Kathleen Parker Washington Post Writers Group Columnist, Andrew Sullivan The Atlantic Senior Editor.  Topics: Can McCain escape the Bush economy by pushing tax cuts? Does the "tough guy" image of a president still sell with voters?  contact Chris Matthews

CNN's Late EditionRep. John Boehner (R-OH) Minority Leader, Gov. Janet Napolitano (D-AZ), Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), Sen. Arlen Specter (R-PA).  Douglas Holtz-Eakin McCain Economic Adviser, Dan Tarullo Obama Economic Adviser. Hoshyar Zebari Iraqi Foreign Minister.  contact Wolf

Fareed Zakaria GPSTopic: Iraq. "Two controversial scholars, Michael O'Hanlon and Ken Pollack of the Brookings Institution, have just returned from Iraq and we'll be hearing their assessment of the current situation. Michael Ware, our correspondent in Iraq, will put his two cents in, as well as New York Times war correspondent Dexter Filkins." contact Fareed

Fox News Sunday Topic: What can be done to offset the continuing rise in the price of fuel? Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) and Byron Dorgan (D-ND).  Red Cavaney, president and CEO of American Petroleum Institute, Plus Karl Rove.  fns@foxnews.com

Meet The Press: Tom Brokaw will anchor a special edition of "Meet the Press" dedicated to the extraordinary life of Tim Russert.

Newsmakers: RNC Chairman Mike DuncanReporters: Jonathan Martin, The Politico Senior Political Reporter & Steven Thomma, McClatchy Newspapers Chief Political Reporter.  Newmakers airs Sundays at 10am and 6pm et.

Q & A: Michelle Bernard, president of the Independent Women's Forum. She is the author of "Women's Progress: How Women Are Wealthier, Healthier, and More Independent Than Ever Before." airs on on CSPAN at 8pm and 11pm et

Religion & Ethics: Topics: 2008 Campaign: Faith-Based Outreach Plans of Obama and McCain.  Retribution for Child Molesters: Does child rape warrant the death penalty? Indiana Doctor in Kenya: Featured interview with Dr. Joseph Mamlin, founder of a network of HIV/AIDS clinics in Africa. for broadcast times in your area click here

60 Minutes:  The Science Of Sleep: Scientists are discovering that sleep is far more critical to human health than previously believed and have linked sleep deprivation to serious problems such as diabetes, obesity and heart disease. Lesley Stahl reports. The Pursuit Of Happiness: Little Denmark, with its five-and-a-half million people, is the happiest country in the world, says a study done by an English University. Morley Safer reports why the Danes are so happy and explores why the U.S. is way down the list.

To The ContraryTopics: 1- Illegal immigration impacted by weakening economy; 2- Collaborative divorce? Couples call it quits--civilly; 3- For Father's Day, Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT) on paid family leave.  Panelists:  Women for Obama's Megan Beyer; Republican Strategist Leslie Sanchez; the National Council for Negro Women's Avis Jones DeWeever; and Townhall.com Columnist Amanda Carpenterfor broadcast times in your area click here

And I insist you check out the schedule for Book TV. There are a slew of books featured that you firepups will enjoy; for instance: Capt. Eric Navarro's "God Willing: My Wild Ride with the New Iraqi Army," Jonathan Steele's "Defeat: Why America and Britain Lost Iraq," as well as After Words: Ted Sorensen author of "Counselor: A Life at the Edge of History" interviewed by Robert Schlesinger, author of "White House Ghosts."

Don't forget FDL's Book Salon this afternoon, Eli hosts Bruce Kluger and David Slavin authors of Young Dick Cheney: Great American. Come enjoy and join in the discussion.

photo notes: Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) 3rd Class Nicholas Beyer holds his 4-month-old son for the first time during homecoming celebrations for the crew of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) and embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 3 at Naval Station Norfolk. Beyer and several other new fathers were among the first allowed to walk off the ship in order to meet and hold the children whose births they were forced to miss due to the deployment. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kristopher S. Wilson.