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October 10th

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7am (ET)

Washington Journal (live)

7:30-8:15 URI DADUSH
World Bank
Economic Department Director www.worldbank.org

Topic: What World Bank and IMF officials and G-7 economic ministers will consider as they discuss world economic conditions and other matters at meetings this weekend of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

8:15-8:45 ROB BLACKWELL 
American Banker (magazine)
Washington Bureau Chief www.americanbanker.com

Topic: As the Treasury Department is considering taking equity stakes in banks, guest will discuss that proposal (which, according to the Treasury Department falls under the recently signed law) as well as other ways that financial institutions benefit from the law.

8:45-9:30 JAMES KITFIELD
National Journal
Senior Correspondent http://nationaljournal.com

Kitfield's Article: www.nationaljournal.com/njmagazine/nj_20080614_8822.php

National Journal Series: www.nationaljournal.com/njmagazine/nj_20080619_5784.php

Topic: Washington Journal, in conjunction with National Journal, continues its 10-part series, which will run Fridays looking at the Democratic & Republican presidential candidates and Campaign 2008 issues. In part six, we focus on the Iraq War. Our guest will discuss among other topics, the candidates' positions and records on invading Iraq, exit timetable, the surge and negotiating with Iran.

10:25am (ET)

President Bush - LIVE
10:45am (ET)

New America Foundation - LIVE

PANEL II: THE WAR OF IDEAS
This panel will look at the role of the "war of ideas" in the "war on terror." More specifically: is al Qaeda losing the war of ideas? and if so, what does that mean for the "war on terror?," the role of the internet for al Qaeda, and militant Islam in the developing world.

Lawrence Wright/NYU Center on Law and Security & The New Yorker
"Is Al Qaeda Losing the War of Ideas? If so, What Does that Mean for the 'War on
Terror'?"

Daniel Kimmage/Author, "Iraqi Insurgent Media: The War of Images and Ideas"
"What is the Role of the Internet for Al Qaeda? And How is it Evolving?"

Eliza Griswold/New America Foundation
"Militant Islam in the Developing World: From Bangledesh to Nigeria"

1pm (ET)

Congressional Races 2008 - LIVE

NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

Speakers:
Rep. Chris Van Hollen, Chair, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Rep. Thomas M. Davis III, former Chair, National Republican Congressional Committee
Topic: 2008 House Races

6:45pm (ET)

Department of the Treasury - LIVE


Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. Press Conference
U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. will host a meeting of the G7 Finance
Ministers and Central Bank Governors at the Treasury Department on Friday, Oct. 10.

7pm (ET)

After Words

CBS News chief Washington correspondent, Bob Schieffer, presents a collection of his essays that range from the political to the personal in his book, “Bob Schieffer’s America.” Mr. Schieffer, who has been the anchor of Face the Nation since 1991, has been writing closing commentaries for the program for the past fourteen years. Mr. Schieffer relays his thoughts on the current state of American politics, his role as the moderator of the upcoming presidential debate, and recounts his career in journalism. Bob Schieffer discusses his book with Rita Braver, senior correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning.

8pm (ET)

Events of the Day
10pm (ET)

After Words

CBS News chief Washington correspondent, Bob Schieffer, presents a collection of his essays that range from the political to the personal in his book, “Bob Schieffer’s America.” Mr. Schieffer, who has been the anchor of Face the Nation since 1991, has been writing closing commentaries for the program for the past fourteen years. Mr. Schieffer relays his thoughts on the current state of American politics, his role as the moderator of the upcoming presidential debate, and recounts his career in journalism. Bob Schieffer discusses his book with Rita Braver, senior correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning.
11pm (ET)

Reair of Friday Events

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