So, let’s see….

On Press the Meat, Timmy hosts two old white guys with white hair – Chris Dodd and Newt Gingrich – on to debate the Iraq occupation. Not sure what’s to debate, there. Maybe: Iraq, big mistake, or the biggest mistake ever? Then, just in case you thought Newt was insignificant, it’s a roundtable on “The Reagan Diaries” with Tulane history professor Douglas Brinkley, and two of Reagan’s “Troika,” Ed Meese & Michael Deaver.

I don’t know who’s on Faze the Nation this week, ‘cuz it doesn’t say on their website, and I’m figuring it aint worth spending time looking for.

On Fux News Sunday, weaselface Wallace hosts Chuck Schumer and l’il Lindsey Graham, and then Sandra Day O’Connor will be on to tell us how proud she is that she helped put dubya in office.

At Goebbels, George Snufalufagus hosts Nancy Pelosi, plus Mitch “the prick” McConnell. Then, at the roundtable, it’s Katrina vanden Heuvel, Fareed “token” Zakaria, and the ever-annoying George :jerk: Will. Then it’s somebody named Rachael Ray (who is apparently a talk show host), on to tell us how bake sales will end childhood hunger (whattya say you just give the kids what you bake, and eliminate the middleman?).

Wolf Blitzer’s Late Emission consists of Cryptkeeper Michael Chertoff, Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez, Carl Levin, a few other politicians, some non-CNN hacks, and some CNN hacks, plus the only Republican candidate for president that seems capable of thinking in non-comic book terms, Ron Paul.

They aren’t boobleheads, but don’t forget to listen in to the premiere of the Sam Seder Show at 4 PM Eastern. The show will only be two hours this week, apparently because (surprise, surprise) AAR didn’t get its shit together in the month and a half they’ve had to do it. Anyhow, Sam’s guests are Bill Scher, Atrios, Lawrence O’Donnell, and Ellen Ratner.

Later, on 60 Minutes, Steve Kroft tells us how the Coast Guard is in worse shape than it was $24 billion ago, Anderson Cooper has a charming story about how hospitals put homeless patients in a van or a taxi and drop them on Skid Row, with their asses hanging out of a hospital gown and not healthy enough to take care of themselves, and Lesley Stahl tells us how Cambodia and Brazil are doing in putting laptops in the laps of every one of their kids.

Then, it’s usual Sunday night stuff. Enjoy.